NEWS FROM 100 YEARS AGO : 27 January 1924
27 JANUARY 1924 The death was announced of Vladimir Lenin, with the funeral having been postponed due to the size
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27 JANUARY 1924 The death was announced of Vladimir Lenin, with the funeral having been postponed due to the size
Read More26 JANUARY 1924 Ramsay MacDonald, the Prime Minister, said that he was monitoring the situation with the railway strike closely.
Read More25 JANUARY 1924 Correspondence between the railway managers and the Executive of the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
Read More24 JANUARY 1924 Further Ministerial announcements were confirmed, including William Graham who became the Financial Secretary to the Treasury and
Read More23 JANUARY 1924 Stanley Baldwin resigned as Prime Minister and Ramsay MacDonald was asked to form a Government. MacDonald confirmed
Read More22 JANUARY 1924 The Government were defeated in the House of Commons by a majority of 72 on the Socialist
Read More21 JANUARY 1924 Negotiations to prevent the threatened trouble on the railways were unsuccessful, and the members of the Associated
Read More20 JANUARY 1924 A revolt amongst Liberals spread after a fear that supporting the Socialist amendment against the Government would
Read More19 JANUARY 1924 James Henry Thomas continued the debate on the Socialist amendment to the Address in the House of
Read More18 JANUARY 1924 The debate on the Address in the House of Commons was resumed by John Robert Clynes, who
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