News from 13/11/1920
1920; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Geo. J. Wardle, Hon. J. R. Clynes, Perceval Steel, M. T. Simm, John Murray, I. H. Kent, Mrs. L. E. Simm, Chas. S. Dunbar, E. G. Bearcroft,
ResumoFrontmatter: "The British Citizen", The British Citizen and Empire Worker, The Citizen's Bookshelf, The British Citizen. News: Why Austria Collapsed Czecho-Slovaks' Invaluable Aid to Victory in Great War, Multiple News Items, The N. D. P. Campaign General Secretary Shows How Industrial Unity Is Necessary to National Strength, Coming Home to Roost, Labour Solidarity The Need for a Definite Wage Policy, The English Team Have Opened Gloriously at Adelaide, and Later a Test Match Will Take Place There, Provincial Bradford, Insanity Is Not Infrequently the Prelude to Suicide, The Citizen in Parliament A Humane Measure—Mr. Seddon's Support—Cinema Shows in Church—Captain Loseby Clears the Air—Mr. Simm's …, Mainly for Women, Mr. D. Gilmour: Labour's Outlook The Lesson of the Miners' Strike and of Other Strikes, The Prime Minister's Guildhall Speech, London Battersea, "Red" Secrets Foreign Propaganda in Britain.—The Danger of Apathy, Matt's Miscellany A Weekly Chat on Many Matters, Bolshevism Bombast and Blood—The Madness of Maone—Prohibition and Crime, Principal Contents. Classified ads: Wrecked Nerves and Indigestion, Multiple Classified Advertisements. Display ads: Special Offer to Readers of "The British Citizen", Multiple Display Advertisements. Business: Old and New An Unfortunate Development in Trade Unionism, Trade Union Topics Non-Union Invasion of the North.—I. L. P. And Direct Action.—Nationalise the Fish Trade.—Bolsheviks Starving Prince Kropotkin, The Commercial Agents of the Mexican Government State That Mexico's Output of Oil for 1920 Is Officially Estimated at 100 Million Barrels, as against 78 Million Barrels in 1919 and 64 Millions in 1918. Editorial: Answers to Correspondents, "A Speech That Merits National Attention and Recognition", Notices to Correspondents. Recipe: Recipe Currled Macaroni Ingredients. Letter to the editor: Correspondence The Labour Party and High Rates, An Explanation. Sports: The Citizen's Sport Liverpool Autumn Cup—Grosvenor Cup—Hurdling—And General Week-End Sport. Fiction, drama: Platitudes for Proletarians Mr. J. H. Thomas Lectures Us in His Best Sunday Manner.
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