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... ad WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, —— GOLD STANDARD ie SUSPENSION BILL. “gee Mr Snowden Explains the Ss . —_— Hoarding by France and a Cause of Trouble, ‘ n Parliament had on Monday a busy and : citing day Both Houses in through the Bill to suspend operation ...
... Britain's temporary suspension of the gold standard as likely to improve economic conditions, both in Great Britain and elsewhere in the world. So far as the United States is con. cerned, the suspension of the gold standard is expected to cause stronger competition ...
... SUNDAY FIRST. 27th SEPTEMBER 11.30 and (J. 30 : Rev. R, J. Wedderspoon, M.A. Subject at Evening Service : LEAVING THE GOLD STANDARD.” ST. DAVIDS CHURCH, LEDOATE, K irkuitilloch. Sunday Evening Lectures. SUNDAY FIRST, 27th SEPTEMBER, at 6 30. REV. D. F ...
... London, yesterday, to Mr. Thomas the pioneer of advertising. referred to the effect of the British withslrawal front the gold standard. lhe change in oui fiscal arrangements irLich the timernment have felt to make at this time nf crisis will harp a very ...
... THE OUTLOOK. TOWARDS A REVIVAL the feeling on the first day ofi the suspension of the gold! standard was one of calm and faith, yesterday it had developed into one of buoyancy and optimism. Although the Stock Exchange ; remained closed, as on Monday,l ...
... Honorary Secretary of the Monetary Reform dation. in an interview with a reporter at Manchester estertlay. said flhe of the gold standard will go down as the greatest event in post-war histuty. Workpeople would be rapidly re iLsorbed into and invebturs in ...
... speaks volumes for the calm way in which everyone has taken the momentous happenings of the country departing from the gold standard. For the Stock Exchange to be open after only two days' suspension is a tribute to all concerned. It was obvious from the ...
... bite her if they felt so inclined! It is probably a good thing that for a great many people Britain's departure from the gold standard involves such obscure that they are not bothering their heads about it. Only those who are trying to understand it are ...
... been on . • and Town Council in the sante hall itrike far 11 weeks. town is crcwded for the occasion. in the evening. Gold Standard - Glorious sunshine smiled a benediction • on children's day with which the festival Ithe competition was so keen. When ...
... might increase to a far greater extent than at present. lie was not one of those who worried because we had gone off the* gold standard. What he resented was that the financial interests were to be allowed to interfere with the internal interests of this ...