Word: macdonaldization
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...MacDonald, prospective Labor Premier, would have to choose a Conservative or Liberal friendly to his Party's policies. It was rumored in London last week that Viscount Haldane will be Mr. MacDonald's choice...
Unfortunately interfering with this phlegmatic calm appears the challenge of J. Ramsey Macdonald, hailed as the coming Labor Premier. To The World he writes, essentially in reply to Herbert Asquith's speech of a fortnight ago, that the King, whose privilege of refusing a general election was counted on by the followers of Asquith to terminate Labor's rule at the desired moment, must act according to the advice of the Minister. Hence after a short period of Labor rule, instead of the government falling without a general election into the hands of Herbert Asquith as one of the available...
England is forced, at last, to give serious consideration to this new Labor party unified and inspirited by Mr. Macdonald, and committed to the sufficiently radical platform of a capital levy and nationalization of mines and railways...
...made certain during the week that the moment the Conservative Government is defeated in the House of Commons, Premier Baldwin will recommend the King to ask Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, leader of the Labor Party, to form a new ministry. It is no exaggeration to say that Great Britain is, in general terms, philosophically resigned to having a Labor Government...
...Ramsay MacDonald, leader of the British Labor Party, Dr. Sun cabled: "My Government is being threatened with acts of war by an international force of nearly a score of cruisers and gunboats armed with soldiers, who have already landed at Shameen. This is the work of the diplomatic body at Peking, done at the instance of the British Minister on advice of the senior Consul at Canton, who is the British Consul General and the Inspector General of Chinese Maritime Customs, who is a British national." Mr. MacDonald was asked to bring the "grave situation" to the notice...