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... country were closed to-day in accordance with the prompt measures initiated by the Govcrninent to suspend temporarily the gold standard and thus prevent further withdrawals of gold from this country or foreign speculation in the Naturally Throgmorton Street ...
... Chancellor of the Exchequer (hii afternoon, when, in the House of Common.. he explained why it ry temporarily to suspend the gold standard. It glowed like a sudden shaft of sunlight piercing a world of gloom. The ten4soring seutence wag heard by, a crowded which ...
... WONDERFUL BRITAIN. Most Secure Budget In The World. Britain's suspension of the gold standard, decided upon by Mr. Ramsay MacDonald and the National C created the greatest interest throughout the world yes. terday. On the Paris Bourse (above) and Wall ...
... followed London's ' lead and remained closed yesterday, as the result of Britain's decision temporarily to abandon the gold standard. ' Reuter messages show that Paris, like most of the other markets that opened for business, was closed to foreign exchange ...
... the situation had become so serious that it was quite evident it could no longer be dealt with except by suspending the gold standard, and so the Bank of England addressed message in the following terms to the Prime Alinister and myself: • I am instructed ...
... long, tight el . The becoming black velvet picture hat is trimmed with paradise announcement of ths suspension of the gold standard. ospreys.— Daily Record photograph. , , - - : :,..• ral ,„.• 4 i .. 4 ~ „ ~.:•,.. 1, il 4 / . . .., , ~:, . ' ' I ...
... Snowdon, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in the Rouse of Commons yosterday, in introducing the Bill for the suspension of the gold standard. The Chancellor explained that this step was necessary because of an unreasoned panic abroad. In the last two months ...
... and well. the ,gold standard. The alarms of 'peace are doubtless less resounding than are those of war, but they liars their reverberations all the same, and these can be felt equally amongst all sections of the community. THE GOLD STANDARD. Just at a time ...
... particularly the recovery in commodity prices. A difference of opinion existed as to shot effect the departure from the gold standard would on the shares of gold-producing companks. ...
... tho London Stock Ex/. change were naturally bewildered this morning with the news that Great Britain had empended the gold standard. They naturally knew that condition, at the end of last seek were bordering on chaos. They did not. however, anticipate ...
... GOLD STANDARD BILL PASSED. Gold Standard Bill was passed into law last night. l i e Rouse of Commons voted as tollows the second reading:— For second reading Against . . Government majority 163 The third reading was carried without a division. The Bill ...
... ALARMING KEEPING OUR HEADS. GOLD STANDARD REMINDER. I NOT A NECESSITY We con best assist tlic. Government by keeping our heads and carrving On quietly, said Mr. Hugh G. tree, at , yesterday's meeting of tilnsgow Chem. her of Commerce. We must remember ...