100 Years Ago

8 OCTOBER 1923 Gustav Stresemann, the Chancellor of Germany, made a statement in the Reichstag stating that he had been

7 OCTOBER 1923 Gustav Stresemann, the German Chancellor, said that it might be necessary to rule without Parliament as the

6 OCTOBER 1923 A Berlin telegram stated that Dr Stresemann, the German Chancellor, had failed to form “a Cabinet of

5 OCTOBER 1923 Working parties at Redding Colliery said that they have been able to successfully five men. Herr Stresemann

4 OCTOBER 1923 It was confirmed that the entire German cabinet had resigned. Sir John Simon, speaking in Glasgow, said

3 OCTOBER 1923 Speaking at the Royal Colonial Institute dinner to the overseas Prime Ministers and representatives of India, the

2 OCTOBER 1923 Stanley Baldwin, the Prime Minister, opened the Imperial Conference in London. German nationalist forces attacked Government troops

1 OCTOBER 1923 Raymond Poincaré, the Prime Minister of France, said that Germany’s latest proclamation was grudging and part of

30 SEPTEMBER 1923 Sir Louis Newton was elected as the new Lord Mayor of London and he had served as

29 SEPTEMBER 1923 Ronald Munro Ferguson, the Secretary of State for Scotland, spoke about the housing problem in Edinburgh and