IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
LABOURITES FAVOUR WOMEN S SUFFRAGE. [l-RESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT.] London. July it’. Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, in a letter. declared that the Labourites would vote for the inclusion of women in the Reform Bill irrespective of the attitude of the Government.
NATIONAL INSURANCE. CHANCELLOR SOLICITS DOCTORS HELP. London. July 10.
Mr. Lloyd George, in a letter to a medical correspondent .said the dvctors’ cordial co-opei ation was necessary to obtain the best lesults from rhe Insurance Act. The Goveinni’-nt were prepared to do their utmost io secure that co-cperation. and invited the British Medical Association further to negotiate on the matter.
LIBERA 1.-LABOUR SPLIT.
London. July VO.
Fifteen Liberal Commoners fearing the result of splitting the progressive forces .urged the Master of Elibank to recommend the Hanley Liberals to stand aside end support the Labour candidate in the interests of the Government’s important legislative programme. The Master of Elibank refused, saying that he was merely confirming the free decision of the Liberal organisation to contest a seat whose representative from 1906 to 1910 had accepted the Liberal whip.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 177, 11 July 1912, Page 5
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