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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... knocking off. That, what has caused nearly the whole of the unrest which is so prevalent at the present time. LONDON TUBES STRIKE. On inquiry at Electric House this morning the Press Association learned that owing to the strike tube workers not single ...
... brought back valuable information to th'- situation on the flanks. behaved splendidly throughout. THE REASON OF THE LONDON TUBE STRIKE IS THAT THE DRIVERS OBJECT TO THE EXCLUSION OF MEAL-TIMES IN RECKONING AN EIGHT-HOURS WORKING DAY. ...
... LONDON TUBE STRIKE NATIONAL STOPPAGE THREATENED. BOLSHEVIST SCHEME TO PLUNGE LONDON IN DARKNESS. Tuesday Afternoon. While there is little change in the strike situation the Clyde—a few the engineers are returning—the latest developments reported in ...
... invention, which >■ capable of speed 25 miles an hour, he was one of the few persons in London who could afford to laugh >t Tube strikes. • It is estimated that there are about 3,000 members of the National Union of amongst the employes the Underground way ...
... military and other means will afford full protection to all men w'io remain on duty either at those stations the railways. The tube strike will probably extend, but not all the 'busmen will come out. all risks a ...
... held at the Board of Trade on Wednesday between Sir Albert Stanley, President of the Board of Trade, and members of the tube strike committee. An adjornment took place in the evening, when Sir Albert Stanley had a consultation with other members of the ...
... COLLAPSE OF THE TUBE STRIKE. DRAMATIC SETTLEMENT LAST NIGHT. MEN GO BACK ON AS YOU WERE BASIS. m » ELECTRIC DISPUTE POSTFONED 24 HOURS. were informed at an early houi this morning that satisfactory set - of the London rail vay dispute has been concluded ...
... public opinion. * Moreover, the public has shown, by its endurance of all the discomforts—we almost wrote horrors —of the Tube strike in London, and of the Soviet strike in Belfast, that it intends to resent and resist with all its force any attempt ...
... our premier industries, and there was far less fuss made about it than there was about the tube strike the other day, and for two simple reasons. The tube strike (1) came like a flash and (2) hit everybody hard. But it has its lessons, we shall see later ...
... in the Times 13th for the setting up of machi orv for the prevention «nd settlement of industrial disputes. After the tube strike and the ballot of the' miners, a direct appeal was made by us to the Minister himself, and now, a* last, action .as been ...