NATIONAL INSURANCE.
WHAT THE LABOUR PARTY THINKS. (Received 2(J, 9.-to a.in.) London, May 25. ?.ir. (!. X. Barnes says that the Commons Labour Party have some misgivings as to the continued cfliciency of trades unions under the Insurance Bill. Ha would support the second reading, hut Ids future action would he largely determined hy alterations made in committee. The Labour Party wore unable to agree to the clause depriving trades unions of the full control of the funds of tire Labour Party. They would also insist that unemployed benefits be distributed through trades unions. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE. MESSAGE FROM THE KiX(L (Received 2d, 9.15 a-.in.) London, May 25. The King, in a .message thanking tin- Imperial Conference for its assurances of loyalty, stated that lie was keenly interested in the deliberations, and.-he; trusted tire Prime- ministers; would convey to their peoples Hi:-: .Majesty’s deep regard for their* welfare and prosperity.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 81, 26 May 1911, Page 4
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