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...voting was a rout for the Non-Partisan League's Congressional candidates. In the third district Arthur Clarence Townley, the League's founder but lacking its endorsement, ran a poor third as a lone...
Regular Republican voters in North Dakota-once a breeding ground for political insurgency and the Non-Partisan League-went to the primary polls last week and renominated their three Congressmen: Olger B. Burtness (First District) Thomas Hall (Second District), James Herbert Sinclair (Third District...
...basis of a proposal by Liberal Leader David Lloyd George, the Liberal and Labor parties will pool their "best brains" in a conference to devise "work schemes." Efforts had been made to induce the Conservatives into this conference, and to label unemployment before the House as "a non-partisan issue," but Conservative Leader Stanley Baldwin shrewdly abstained from entanglement...
Some two years ago Parliament appointed that great Liberal barrister Sir John Simon to chairman a non-partisan commission (TIME. Jan. 30, 1928) which spent a year in India, amassing mountains of research. Last week the Simon Report was complete at last in two fat tomes: Vol. I History; Vol. II Recommendations...
...entitled to receive its Economic Service and to participate in its general scientific activities. Its purposes are to promote the scientific study of economics and to publish and diffuse the results of its investigations for the benefit of its members and all mankind, all of its purposes being non-partisan, non-sectarian, charitable, scientific, and educational, and conducted in no manner, directly or indirectly, for profit to anyone. At the close of its second year, it finds itself with a total of 640 general members and 726 subscribers to its publications. Its income from all sources was something over...