Word: irelands
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Commonwealth countries except Ireland, Great Britain grants free entry of all natural products, preference on others through tariffs on foreign goods. Canada's agreements with the Irish Free State, South Africa and Southern Rhodesia provide for mutual preferential tariffs...
...Germany 3 10 4 33 Great Britain 4 6 5 29 Canada 2 4 10 24 Hungary 6 1 4 24 Holland 2 4 1 15 Australia 3 1 0 11 Argentina 3 1 0 11 South Africa 2 0 3 9 Austria 1 1 2 7 Ireland 2 0 0 6 Czechoslovakia 1 1 0 5 Mexico 0 2 1 5 India 1 0 0 3 Denmark 0 1 1 3 Philippines 0 0 3 3 Latvia 0 1 0 2 Switzerland 0 1 0 2 Greece 0 0 1 1 Spain 0 0 1 1 Uruguay...
...Walter Richard Nugent, Irish Senator and Chairman of the Great Southern Railways of Ireland, announced at a stockholders meeting last week that unless President de Valera called off his tariff war with Britain, the fall in freight loadings would force the Great Southern to abandon all service and return its territory to the pony and the jaunting car. He was particularly bitter against the $1 a ton tax on British coal. The fire-boxes of his locomotives are adjusted for Brit ish coal only...
...reprisal the de Valera government secretly recalled hundreds, of their more violent followers exiled to Canada and the U. S. by the Cosgrave government. At Saint John, New Brunswick reporters found one Vincent Boyle who admitted that he had received $100 and passage back to Ireland from the present Minister for Defense, Frank Aiken, that he was on his way to New York to join 700 more returning to Ireland...
...bookkeepers, adding machine manufacturers and Anglophobes. In 1926, four years after the establishment of the Irish Free State, the entire Irish dollar question was gone into exhaustively by a commission headed by Economist Dr. Henry Parker Willis of New York who decided against it, pointed out the dangers to Ireland of a currency system divorced from that of her nearest and biggest customer, Great Britain...