... and the socialist GERMANY WILL NOT PAY. Refusal to Meet Her Obligations. MORE SANCTIONS. (Through Reuter’s Agency.) Paris, Wednesday^ The German Government has replied the Reparations Commission refusal to pay the twelve milliards of gold marks before ...

... SOCIALISTS Mr. ALEXANDER (Co-op., Sheffield, Hillsborough) moved amendment that this House, while sympathetic all sound schemes for the encouragement British agriculture, cannot assent to the second reading of a Bill, which in its financial provisions ...

... 154 Socialists. Including unopposed returns, 41 candidates who stood as Conservatives were successful and Conservatives registered 18 gains and three losses. Ten of the gains were from Socialists, and there were Conservative losses to Socialists. Independents ...

... In May. 1924. and represented it until the last General Election. 1929 the Socialist majority was 3,679 and 1924 It was 379. West Toxteth the tenth seat won by the Socialists at by-elections since General Election 1931. The others were. Wakefield. Wcdnesbury ...

... SOCIALISTS LOSING LEADERS SIR STAFFORD CRIPPS GOES RESIGNS NATIONAL EXECUTIVE CHANCE FOR MR. A. GREENWOOD THE resignation of Lord Ponsonby lroiri the Socialist leadership of the House of Lords has been followed by the resignation of Sir Stafford Crlpps ...

... THE SOCIALIST ALBERT VICTOR GRAYSON (Socialist), 126, Granville-place,- . Ancoats, Manchester, journalist. Proposers and Seconders:—John ' Iredale Swallow and Harris Hoyle, Frederick Richard Swan and Harry Tinker, James Turner and Alfred Dutton. Thomas ...

... BY SOCIALISTS. ATTACK OK HIKERS’ LEADERS. CREDIT WANTED FOR MR. COOK. From Our Special Correspondent, DEWSBURY, Saturday. The Yorkshire Federated Trades and Labour Councils were in aggressive mood at their annual meeting at Dewsbury to-day. They passed ...

... SOCIALISTS. MAJORITY AND INDEPENDENT. Berlin, Thursday. The Majority Socialists' Congress at Augsburg has pronounced unanimously favour union with the Independent Socialist party, and has decided to send 111 delegates to the forthcoming joint Congress ...

... ) 24.514 .Mr. Mux (Con.) 16,828 Socialist majority . change, Tire figures at the General Election were: Capt. H. Beaumont (Soc.)„ 22,682 Mat. G. W. Hirst (Con.) 11.090 Mr. A. Mitchell (Lib.) 5,266 Socialist majority. 11,592 This was the 47th ...

... THE SOCIALIST PERIL. ANTI-WASTE LEAGUE NOT OPPOSE GOVERNMENT. During the week-end the Anti-Waste League had under consideration the question of the contesting of the byelections necessitated the Cabinet reconstruction. It was decided that in view of the ...

... SOCIALISTS. Aberystwyth.—Mr. Rhys Jones. Basingstoke —Councillor George Trevelyan Pheby. J.P. Bafcley—Councillor John Ram-den. Birkenhead —Mrs. Mary A. Men-cr. Birmingham (Lord Alayor)—Alderman Perclvol Bower. Bradford (Lord Mayor)— Mr. John Henry Palin ...

... TO SOCIALISTS. VISIT TO IRELAND: ERIN UNDER THE FREE STATE. M. COUE'S GOSPEL OF HEALTH. WORKING-FOLK AND THEIR HOLIDAY CLUBS. THE PEAK OF DERBYSHIRE. (IllustraUd.) HOLIDAY COMPETITION FOR CHILDREN. PRICE 2d. ALL NEWSAGENTS. ...