IMPERIAL POLITICS
PLURAL VOTING BILL.
PROTRACTED SITTING.
RELATIONS WITH MARCONI
COMPANY.
Pieu Association—By Telegraph—Copyright.
LONDON, July 3.
The House of Commons had an allnight sitting over the Plural Voting Bill. The Radicals hotly opposed all amendments, which were swept aside by means of the closure. Amid loud Opposition cries of "Shame; mbnstrous!" progress was reported.
In reply to a question whether the Government would Teopen negotiations with the Marconi Company while Ministers and members of the Liberal party held American Marconi shares, Mr Asquith stated that Mr Samuel would shortly make a statement in Tegard to wireless stations. He understood that all the persons referred to had divested themselves of their shares in the American company.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15808, 5 July 1913, Page 9
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