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... is abnormally small. Staffordshire cinder e . lB .qg. 4tis., port mine 495. to 525. 6d., and Darbysh* re 6d. to 60s. The tube strike termination has demand for tuba strip, which is now quoted at £6 7b. 6d., or a rise about half-a-crown “Patter recent minimum ...
... STRIKERS VISIT GUARDIANS. Lively scones were witnessed Walsall to-day in connectiou with the tube strike. Over 2.000 strikers went to the workhouse interview the Board of Guardians. A discussion between a deputation representing the strikers and the Guardians ...
... REPORTERS, 22500. ADVTS., 218g6. LONDON TUBE STRIKE. POSSIBILITY OF THE TROUBLE SPREADING. {Continued from Page 3.) | Late this afternoon was learned that there are possibilities of the strike on the London tube railways spreading. Practioaliy all tbe ...
... LONDON “TUBE” STRIKE. «. night of men and woman London tunes, decided strike forthwith to enforce the principle of equal pay for women Mid men. The Major of Scarbro' and members of the Corporation, Viscountess Galway, and flir Charles Payton, attended ...
... the capture High mwl advance upon the rums oi AsSfSon Special Correspondent. TUBE STRIKE. SUPPORT WITHHELD BY RAILWAYMtft’S UNION. Despite the fact that the London Tube strike fs not authorised by the National Union of Railwaymen, and in consequence the ...
... Federal Admiralty d that the C able for the loss of life and property by the destruction of the Lusitania.—Reuter, LONDON TUBE STRIKE. Members of the strike commuttee visited Unitv House at noon to-dav. and had a f the ‘tation with fhe officials National ...
... LONDON TUBES STRIKE. IMPORTANT DECISION EXPECTED. LONDON, Monday.—The 6trike position on the London Electric Railways this morning is somewhat easier. A good number of women conductors are said to have resumed work, and tha whole situation shows signs ...
... THE LONDON TUBE STRIKE. The strike Tnbe' employees con tmaed throughout v- If the trains were not eo frequent as vir.'dei nonnal conditions, nevertheless a good service was provided, and it stated that a re-arrangement of the distribution of the staff ...
... BND OF THE TUBE STRIKE. w Tbc the i*u)*e »mv«e«a as srctstly today. The stalls are back to work very well, said operating manager the traffic combine. The onduotneeee*, adds the Press who are taking the ...
... THE TUBE STRIKE ENDING, WORKERS RETURNING. The dislocation of the tube service in London is grgmflused to-day. “ The atafis are coming to work very well,” said Mr. Blain, the operating manager of the traffic cambine. The number of conductresses, adds the ...
... have heard little talk on the news. Rather it .is accepted with the same placid thankfulness the news that the ineffective Tube strike here has ended- In part, public restraint arises from the sense that are only watching part of much bigger scheme. My remark ...
... this? The very devils is hell must laugVi at this attitude of Gernianv.—Mr Ifughes (Australia) yesterday. '* * 8 Even the Tube strike (in London) has it.s advertising uses. notice in a City chembr's wind-cur advises — If you are discontented with your lot ...