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SOCIALISTS AND THE CONTEST

... SOCIALISTS AND THE CONTEST. There decided lull in the campaign. Whit-Monday is time for electioneering, and the candidates held aloof, preparing for renowal the conflict on Wednesday, when the holiday spirit will have to large extent subsided. A few the ...

SOCIALIST FUNDS,

... SOCIALIST FUNDS, Contribution of £5,000 from Mr. B. Baron. Mr. Bernhard Baron has forwarded to Mr. Arthur Henderson cheque for £5,000 for the Labour party. contributed a similar amount at the geucral cletcion 1924. Mr. Baron, who is- the head of the tobacco ...

Socialists' Decision

... Socialists' Decision decided to-; support the proposals after long deliberation bv votes 0. ' Before the voting detailed at ienguj the civil servants' claims and that whole the Cabinet desired so all that was possible for them compatible with tee budgetary ...

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 ...

SOCIALIST OBSTRUCTION

... SOCIALIST OBSTRUCTION The meeting of the Hull City Council yesterday, which had been specially convened to consider recommendations by the Economy Committee to reduce the rate estimate for the forthcoming financial year from 18s. Bd. to 175., ended without ...

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 ...

SOCIALIST RIFT

... SOCIALIST RIFT. Party Move for Expulsion of Mr. McGovern, M.P. By 76 votes to 34, the Glasgow Burgh Labour party have decided to recommend the National Executive of the Labour party to expel from the party Mr. John McGovern, M.P. for the Shettleston Division ...

Southport Socialists

... Southport Socialists Southport may have a three-cornered contest at the General Election, for the Socialist party have submitted head office the name of Mr. R, Carrington Willis prospective Socialist candidate. Mr. Carrington Willis contested the Lancaster ...

SOCIALIST RULE

... SOCIALIST RULE •' We are not going to enter upon any rearmament race. There reason why should, lor country In the world believes for one moment that the defence forces this country would ever be used for aggression, and there Is not one the small countries ...

The Socialist Method

... The Socialist Method Mr. STANLEY that the confidence which was essential to the capitalist system to-day would appear to be equally essential to the system Labour proposed. So far as he read their latest proposal was neither capitalism nor complete Socialism ...

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 ...