... of the credit for the increase of 3.000 in the membership of tike Union which had taken place J during the year. Mi—. Margaret Bondfield. assistant secretary; Mr. 1 Maephereon, general secretary: and Mr. Barrett organ-1 iaer, responded to the toast. Mr ...

... FINES. Evidence the working hour? of the was given length by Miss Margaret Bondfield, ,iK>is'.i.nt secretary the National of Shop Warehousemen, and Clerks, | formerly a sh'/p f--istant. She produce*! the rule® moots, which the following M'louiHin: Any ...

... for any one to come from the cemetery to vote against Soxton. (Renewed laughter.) The resolution was carried. - Miss Margaret (London Shop Assisi ants) resolution demanding “that ill© inclusion of women shall not left to the chances of amendment, ...

... attracted a good attendance of the public. Speaking took place from five platforms, the principal speaker being Miss Margaret Bondfield (London), Mr. J- Hunter Watts (London), and Mr. Walter (South ales). Fraternal greetings were announced from Labour ...

... Labour candidates they support withdrawn. The rocom mend at ions tho Executive wire then approved. SCHOOL CLINICS Miss Margaret Bondfield il> ndon) proposed tin Women's Labour LF-;>;,ue— That this Conference •«'! education authorities to act promptly their ...

... had reference only die employees of the Wholesale Society. Mr. W. Pope, of the Hyde District Weavers’ Association ; Margaret G. Bondfield, the organising the Women’s Labour League; and Mr. J. Pointer, MLP. for Sheffield (Atterchffc), spoke to the resolution ...

... Service League, and rejoicing the growing determination use organised labour combat the war spirit. It was supported Miss Margaret Bondfield. After the resolution Bad been carried with a number dissentient*, questions were invited. Captain Gregory. Hull secretary ...

... Government fultitled it* obligations the civil community by protecting them from the robbers who were trading upon them. Mb* Margaret Bondfield (Women’s Co-operative Guild) seconded. Two amcndmom« v.*rrc carried. One urpocl the development aprieulture this country ...

... Bradford maternity and child welfare took place on Saturday. The Countesa Aberdeen opened Infants' Consultations, Misa Margaret Bondfield the Children’s Clinic, and the Vicar of Bradford (the Rov. F,. T. Woods) the special children's department at the Leeds ...

... card vote, the decision was— For the resolution 1,622.000 Against 493,000 TH» MUNITIONS ACT. On proposition of Miss Margaret Bondfield, London, 1.L.P., resolution was passed, with one dissentient, demanding a drastic revision the Munitiqns Act with a ...

... Trade Unions), C. Anderson, M.P.. Margaret Ashton (City Councillor. Manchester). Hcrtha M.1.E.E., Eleanor Bar' ton (ex-President. Women's Co-operative Guild), Arnold Bennett. Elizabeth Bolton, M.D.. 8.5.. Margaret Bondfield (National Administrative Council ...

... Musicians). 1,078,000; G. H. Stuart Banning (London, Postal Association), 1,038,000. The unsuccessful candidates were:—Miss Margaret Bondfield (Women Workers). 974.000; T. A. (Manchester. Tailors), 964,000; F. Chandler (Manchester. Carpenters). W. F. (Manchester ...