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ABSENT SOCIALISTS

... ABSENT SOCIALISTS. Mr. (C., Macclesfield) drew attention to the fact that none of the Labour pottery members were present and drew the conclusion that they were not opposed to the duty. Mr. HARRIS (L., Bethnal Green, S.W.) said as the result of this duty ...

SOCIALIST OPPOSITION

... SOCIALIST OPPOSITION The following motion will be moved next Monday from the Front Opposition Bench on the Second Reading of the Finance Bill: That this House regrets the reversion to the long-discarded and unjust policy of raising increasing proportion ...

SOCIALIST POLICY

... SOCIALIST POLICY. So far as are concerned, shall »• carry out the programme which con\ sidcr best suited to the national in• terests. should, nothing jeopardise the work, the lives, and the J- prosperity of the workers any industry. The experience 1924 ...

THE SOCIALISTIC BUDGET

... THE SOCIALISTIC BUDGET. The New Finance the subject of trenchant article Mr. F. E. Smith, K.C., M.P. Nothing, points our, could be more injurious to the promotion industry, thrift, and prosperity than Mr. Lloyd-George's Socialistic Budget: And what ...

SOCIALISTS AND BANKS

... SOCIALISTS AND BANKS. Sir, —I agree with the Rev. H. Edwards that banks should not be inrfiune from criticism. The institutions and ideas which make up our complex civilisation are the better for scrutiny if is thorough, and for criticism if both sides ...

SOCIALISTS AND THE CUTHEROE

... SOCIALISTS AND THE CUTHEROE DIVISION. The Clitheroe Division Socialist Council, whose headquarters are Nelson, have resolved to ran Socialist Trade Union candidate the next The sitting Member Sir Ughtred Kay-Shottieworlb, HUP., a MistJ, a polk ansjfc ...

THE SOCIALIST FRAUD

... THE SOCIALIST FRAUD. In connection with the Jlowdenshire Conservative campaign, largely-attended meeting was held at Ross Thursday, at which Captain Barnfield was the principal speaker. All*. 11. Moore presided. Captain Barnfield said the Socialist policy ...

SOCIALISTS' RESOLUTIONS

... SOCIALISTS' RESOLUTIONS A special preliminary divisional conference the Yorkshire Council of the Independent Labour party, called discuss lesolutions for submission to the annual conference) of tl>e party, was hold the Philosophical Hall, Leeds, Saturday ...

SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATIONS

... SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATIONS IN BERLIN. (Reutbr’b Telxobjiic.) Berlin, Sunday, Berlin almost gave the impression to-day of city in state of From an early hour the polios were at their posts strong force, while in the neighbourhood of the Castle there were ...

THE SOCIALISTS IN SPAIN

... this meeting, while band* of Socialist* COO attacked and lacked the Jewellers’ shops in the principal streets. Naturally the greatest indignation u evinced towards the Socialists and their followers. VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN FRANCE. Bust, J one 7. - ...

The Socialist Vote

... The Socialist Vote The following table shows the Increase and decline in the Socialist vote by-elections, compared with polls the 1331 general election: INCREASE Wakefield 1.813 Montrose Burghs .. . . 1.105 Middlesex ~,o (Twickenham) 3 ...

WORKING FOR SOCIALISTS

... WORKING FOR SOCIALISTS » Alluding to the National Government, I.*r. Mac Donald said; There is Mr. Baldwin on one side of me, and Sir Samuel on the other. Then you y lam a Tory! Why don’t you say tliev *re Labour.” At one of the earlier open-air meetings ...