Vote of Confidence
The Conservatives are defeated in Parliament
Explore 92 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1924.
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The Conservatives are defeated in Parliament
Resigns after the Conservatives lose their majority at the general election
Appointed Foreign Minister
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 1st term
Resigns after the Conservatives lose their majority at the general election
Is appointed Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health in Ramsay MacDonaldโs first Labour government.
Appointed Secretary of the Labour Party
Birth of Billy Wright
Will stand as "Independent anti-Socialist candidate" for the Abbey Div of Westminster
Defeated by 43 votes by the official Conservative candidate
Wins the Burnley by-election
Birth of Roy Mason
Birth of Peter Shore
Birth of Edward Dillon Lott du Cann
Hosts a Conference to discuss the implementation of the Dawes Plan
Hosts a Conference to discuss the implementation of the Dawes Plan
Persuades Germany to sign for fresh agreements on peace & reparaions
Hosts a Conference to discuss the implementation of the Dawes Plan
The French agree to the Dawes Plan
Adopted "Constitutional & Anti-Socialist" candidate for Epping
Adopted "Constitutional & Anti-Socialist" candidate for Epping
Backs arbitration proposals linked to League security.
Elected Member of Parliament for Epping, "Constitutional anti-Socialist"
Retains Nelson and Colne for Labour after the fall of the first Labour government.
Elected Member of Parliament for Epping, "Constitutional anti-Socialist"
Promises "tranquility & prosperity in which to recuperate from the war"
Appointed Prime Minister Great Britain, 2nd term
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, although not a member of the Conservative Party
Death of Edwin Samuel Montagu
The British government decides to retain its large equity holding rather than privatize its Anglo-Persian interest.
Appointed Minister of Health, 2nd term
Britain and the United States concluded a convention relating to the Palestine Mandate, whose provisions also applied to Transjordan. The agreement addressed American rights and interests within territories administered under the mandate.
Publication of "A Passage to India"
Appointed Minister of Egypt
Composes, "Choral Symphony". Composes, "At The Boars Head"
Appointed Attorney General
Appointed Attorney General
Appointed Attorney General
Radio broadcasts began carrying time signals derived from Greenwich's precision timekeeping service.
The BBC began broadcasting the Greenwich time signal, carrying a time standard closely associated with Airy's nineteenth century observatory work.
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