... your face or your clothes with it, neither can you drink it“ Britain off the gold standard.” History of the gold crisis.”— No more gold to be sent abroad ” —“What the gold standard means.” From newspaper headlines of this nature, we—the public—have gathered ...

... continuance of the same wise policy and firm direction will re-establish confidence. The effects of our departure from the gold standard have still to work themselves out in other countries and upon our industries. Therefore, this is no time to talk of a general ...

... rolling stock mills at Wisscn in the Sieg Valley and discharge the thousand men employed, are said to directly due to. the gold standard crisis in England. YORKSHIRE J.P.’s SUDDEN DEATH Mr. R. Bancroft Coward, J P.. cf Rotherham. Yorkshire, was taken ill last ...

... Great Britain to go off the Gold Standard? But what will you tell us is the solution for the poverty and misery which is haunting the three million unemployed and their dependents, most of whom have been off the gold standard tor some time? It is difficult ...

... function for a short time on the blood and starvation and tears of tlie working class. Deferring to the suspension of the gold standard Mr. Monaghan said: “Let us not get excited. might say something to which the hireling Press might take exception and some ...

... of our return to the gold standard, and related the various world causes of the crisis which are commonly agreed. But he did uot tell us in Lincoln, nor did he tell the House of Commons how, if had not returned to the gold standard England could have remained ...

... financiers, and they knew better than anybody that the only way to meet their immediate requirements and to remain on the gold standard, was to take a slice off the dole. It would, perhaps, be inaccurate to call this dictation. But one does not usually associate ...

... giving his assurance to the consumer. Mr. Womersley said. are ashamed of the men who, just before this country went oft the gold standard, sent over to America to buy dollars in order to make a few paltry pounds at the expense of their own countrymen.” KIN ...

... until Mr. returns to Downing-slreet respite affords an opportunity politicians to observe the efferts't suspension of the gold standard. Although in a more subdued kov, thi controversy between the advocates'(if early election and those who take contrary view ...

... FROM LONDON [From our own Correspondent.) T ONDON’S reception of the news of the dropping of the gold standard » a , heartening the extreme. It was the universal topic of conversation, and inevitable subject of wit for such irreprcssible humorists us ...

... slight rally to 91, but half an hour afterwards it was back again at 90, where it remained. It is stated in Berne that, the gold standard and parity of the franc is to be maintained. Another sharp rise was recorded in gold the price advancing to 114/9. rise ...

... relief suspension of the gold standard l 'l not brought about crash in ster- (i as a consequence business was Arrivals from South Africa consisted of 250,000 sovereigns and £494.000 in bars, and in view of the fact that the gold standard has ceased to operate ...