The Archive · 1927

Baldwin's Retort

Mr. Baldwin said that he had] been pressed but had declined te pass the Bill after the general strike though iL force legislation chances. were that been extreme and believed that the more the known in the country the would he supported. "Wait till the Reneral election, Lalwurites shouted. """e will meet this issue othe ele fidence!" Mr.

(Prolonged cheers and The debate was adjourned after} the Speaker rebuked the attitude of the Labourities towards Mr. George Spencer (Labour), who was recently) expelled from the Labour councils owing to his negotiating district settlements during the coal strike. He also rebuked them for the frivolous attitude—Reuter.

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