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... Fraser and Mr. Bagley made an exceedingly good impression. it was demonstrated beyond question that the action of rowdy Socialists in trying to stifle free speech is having the inevitable effect of rallying to the support of the Unionist candidates all ...
... Slavery. ' the Big and general retrenehnisnt. The Socialist Party. besti-le taking tin ir share in these election cries, added of their own, the Right to Work cry. After four years ,sl . liberal and socialist rule we find the Chinese been removed from South ...
... Surely the Liberals are honest, and they are telling their followers to vote for the Socialist; therefore they must believe in the Socialistic zreed., The Anti-Socialist Union has sent a lady delegate to town. This lodyMisit Ilowiestm, London-- has nothing ...
... Radical-Socialist Comp act. To the Editor of The Waster Mail. -1 rend with interest Mr. Broadbent's letter re The Gallant ColoneVo.'7 Undertaking twrfartnan , C. True the knocked lid of the roam but h. , and his party have not got the ,soutag ...
... Mr. Fraser arrived it took the united efforts of couple of policemen to force a way for him through the crowd. The noisy Socialist element was again very prominent, but the disorder was not as great as was the case at the Catherine Street meeting on Thursday ...
... MR..MACDONALD'S MEETING Socialist Apology to The Mail. Mr. J. Ramsay MacDonald, the Socialist candidate for the borough. addressed a meeting in Hazel Street School on Friday night under the chairmanship of Councillor Murby. Mr. MacDonald opened his ...
... ir t \rv. - ' Y , , A:: that Avalent kor:allt ruie Alkil vi al , . SOCIALIST AGITAI V' , IN LZICISSIR IN ...
... Socialist Rowdyism. To the Editor of The Leh:tater Mall. Sir. I:ecently I have attended is number of political iii4tinim in and millet congratulate the Liberal monite•-. npon the and fair hearing urk• Unfortanntely the teed.4otes who hold opposite ...
... heaves this question: Do you intend to hand Great Britain over to ttie Socialists 7 The official Liberal Party has entered into an ar. rangement with the tiocialiet Party to support Socialist candidate.. Many Liberals in your town are strenuously opposed to ...
... ally received. A very deplorable incident happened towards the conclusion of Mr. Fraser's speech. One man —obviously_ a Socialist—not infrequently interrupted the speaker, and eventually his conduct resul te d in a brief but heated conversation between ...
... night, _ b;t — only sa — Cc — e - eded -- iti mitting himself into' somewhat humiliating position. Be tickled the of his Socialist friends by stating diverting that he understood the new evening . paper had foreign motors for dri;- - ing its tnackinery ...
... APOLOGY TO THE LEICESTER MAIL From Mr. Ramsay MacDonald. THE FOREIGN MOTOR FICTION. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, the Socialist candidate for Leicester, in the course of his speech at Green Lane Road School, on Thursday night, said that ,he had been informed ...