LABOUR MEMBER’S CHARGES
®— BRIBERY AND LIQUOR. INDIGNANT BEPUDIATION. i(Jnit«d Press Association —By Electric Telegraph Copvright-j LONDON, July 27. Addressing an Independent Labour Party meeting at Manchester, a Labour member of Parliament, Mr E. Sandham (Ivirkdale), defended Mr J. Beckett’s removal of the Mace. Mr Sandham added: “Labour members can receive bribes to help pass doubtful Bills in the interests of private individuals. It is known that Labour members have accepted money from moneylenders and other private interests. Labour members can get stupidly urunk in the House. Such conduct is not bad enough to create a demand for their expulsion.” All parties indignantly repudiate the charges. „ _i
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Hawera Star, Volume L, 29 July 1930, Page 5
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