Disciplinary Action Against Writers of Personalities London, July 19.
A meeting was held to-day of the Parliamentary Labour Party, been specially summoned to consider the statements made in a letter to the "New Leader" by Mr. James Maxton, Labour Member for Glasgow and Chairman of the Independent Labour Party, and Mr. A. J. Cook, Secretary of the Miners' Federation, and by Mr. Wheatley, reflecting on the personalities and policy of the Party.
The Rt, Hon, Ramsay MacDonald the leader of the Party, presided.
The proceedings, which were private, lasted for three hours. It is understood that the meeting was. a lively one.
It passed a resolution hoping that future criticisms or differences would be submitted in a con-
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cry of the regular meetings of the Party or at the annual conference.
The comments of members afterwards indicated that the resolution was meant as a mild rebuke to Mr.
Maxton and Mr. Wheatley.—Reuter.
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