BRITISH PARLIAMENT
[Reuters Telegrams.}
A LABOUR SPLIT. LONDON, February 17
The “ Daily Express’s” political correspondent, in expressing the opinion that the debate on the Safeguarding of Industries Bill revealed a Socialist split, declares: “The protectionist element is gaining an impetus, not onlyin Glasgow, but in the English constituencies represented by the Socialists/ The correspondent adds that Mr Ramsay AlaeDonaltl is fighting a losing battle to retain the leadership of the Labour Party. He is challenged by Air Wheatley, the Leader of the Clydeside extremists, and by Air J. IT. Thomas, the Leader of the Trade Unionists.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 February 1925, Page 2
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