... At the top was placed some detonating powder, and into it was tightly fixed glass tube containing sulphuric acid. This tube striking against any bard substance such as the side of a ship, breaks, and the sulphuric acid running.into the detonating powder ...

... THE TUBE STRIKE. Yesterday the tube makers in the Old Hill district turned out on strike and joined their colleagues the districts, who were previously out. The strike is now becoming general through South Staffordshire and Worcestershire. lube manufaeturers ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... to get the unity which ill stop the succession of strikes the country will be very grateful. In London the bus and the Tube strikes are followed by the sudden strike of the Metropolitan and City Police. This is an unprecedented event, and is a serious ...

... more daylight, health. t These observations arise out London police strike which promptly settled, like the coal, the the tube strikes, by conceding what asked for. Why make men believe * can get more by striking 11 conciliation? Who is responsible for this ...

... THE LABOUR DISPUTES. the Government. ANOTHER TUBE STRIKE. Scottish Trades Union Congress Endorses Clyde Strike. London Tube motor=men have decided to strike to=day. DEPORTEES AS STRIKE LEADERS. The, GLASGO\V, Sunday. Gi as -e was considerable movement ...

... ANOTHER TUBE STRIKE. Tho Press Association is informed that at a meeting late last night the London Tube motormen decided to come out on strike this morning as a protest against the action of the Government and the Railway Executive Committee In refusing ...

... yesterday. Howa tr.en decided to strike. kfti. - `,.. °ll rs that the Metropolitan Districe Rail-lotteii.:lB affected by the Tube strike proved to be 4 ed. On inquiry at the company general t was ascertained that the system is . zull- working order. A full ...

... Exchange became dull. a nervous feeling developing as a milk of the fresh outbreak of labour unrest, emphasised by the London Tube strike. Speculative activity was well maintained in oil and one or two mining shares, but with t.'ese exceptions business was ...

... borne railway market business remained quiet, but there was no weakness and the only effect of the spread of the London Tube strike was a decline of is in. Metropolitan Districts to 97, Metropolitan Cons. remaining steady at 29%, and Underground Electric ...

... from pneumonia following an attack of influenza. Sir HENRY NORMAN arrives at the House of Commons on a motorscooter. The tube strike did not delay him. IN THE QUEUE. An ex-munition worker, named Florence Thorpe (18), of Hardy Street, Rotherham, was yesterday ...