... :Stock Exchange week, was noticeable, markets generally were distinctly firmer as a s result of the bettlement of the ''Tube strike and a further batch of good railway dividends. Prices in most departments tended upwards, the movement bring led by Home ...

... KERS OVER-AWED. DEADLOCK AT BELFAST. . TUBE STRIKE IN LONDON. military forces are in arid the city is quiet. scene Barbed been set up at the of riot, and soldiers are doing with fi x ed bayonets. S ants are put. forth by b o th The employers say that ...

... people and Press who during the past week had been giving all the advertisement they could to the suggestion that the London tube strike was brought about by two to three irresponsible people. financed by Mosoow, would not say a word when Lloyd George went ...

... to forget —the tango, which remains more popular than the famous fox-trot. THEATRES BADLY HIT BY TUBE STRIKE. Nobody will welcome the end of the Tube strike more fervently than the London maneger, Optimistic announcements notwith. standing, the theatres ...

... likely to be intimidated by the tweet, and the stmeger &Mies they rake the better will the Luellen public be pleased. Ids tube strike continues. Meanwhile the is settling down to the anonomierscis of the marks, but the bitter (retails regains the is nut ...

... HIDDEN HAND Some Thoughts on Recent Strikers (By A Special Correayondelit.) There is a tendency to consider tin. lucent tube strike 111 London as merely another dash in the psu—the work of cs• ocrutinly, but at unconnected 'tsitlit ether uuottitual industrial ...

... joke. The Speaker declined to give Sir Kingsley Wood leave to move the adjournment of the House in order to discuss the Tube strike on the ground that his motion was not sufficiently definite. Sir Kingsley explained that previous Governments had used their ...

... No Support What Other Labour Camps Think. The following statements arc mad* karding the London Tube strike: — The Labour Press Service (the official organ of the 'lrade Eldon Congress and the Labour Party): The strike has been fomented by an unofficial ...

... in Yorkshire yesterday with the news that the strike clouds were thickening, The Leeds Mercury was announcing that the Tube strike was over. The Mercury always prints the real news—that is the late news. Outside papers are only early editions. ...

... holiday rush was above the average, but all their trains were run time, and the system was not in the least affected by the tube strike. At Paddington, the Great Western Railway Company stated that while there was a slight increase in the number of persons ...

... of loyalty of the skilled men in the power stations, it has broughs M W e ‘“ if the etrike-threat ie carried out. : THE TUBE STRIKE The Government has keg! its promise to put a fleet of motor lorries oo the streets, should the strike of tube railwaymen ...

... holiday rush was above the average, but all trains were run up to time, and the system was not in the least affected by the Tube strike. ...