British Election Faces Lords, Irish Rule and Tariff Debates
The article weighs the 1911 British election with focus on the Lords powers, Irish home rule, tariff referendum and the influence of American dollars. It notes Liberal and Unionist divisions, the role of Lloyd George and Balfour, and the suffrage protests as Parliament nears Jan 1911 meetings.
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Great Britain
Ireland
House of Lords
George
Lord Sackville West
Washington
Cleveland
United Kingdom
David Lloyd-George
United States
Arthur J. Balfour
Manchester
Hatfour
House of Loss
United
Kingdon
Charles L
Lords
Asquith
Edward
United States Senate
Commons
Emerald Isle
dJohn Redmond
Belfast
Dublin
Lord Londonderry
Ulster
Parliament
Westminster
Local Shoe Dealer Offers Low Prices and Quick Repairs
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