... TUBE STRIKE NUR called official indefinite strike on London Underground from Monday, June 18. First all-out tube strike for over 50 years, 23,00 railmen affected. ...

... 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 ...

... TUBE STRIKE Railwayman Generally Avers* *° Sympathetic Move The strike position on the London railways yesterday was somewhat jd good number of women conductors &re ,MV to have resumed work, and the whole » tion shows signs of a favourable - Strike Committee ...

... NO TUBE STRIKE. LONDON TRAM TROUBLE MAY END TO-DAY. PREPARING FuFtHE WORST! The London tram and 'bus strike may continue for a day or two longer, but there will be no stoppage c the tubes and electric railways to-night, and London bre;:'l.e.s freely again ...

... THE TUBE STRIKE. More Men Return to Work. ...

... Tube strike LONDON Underground staff are to strike on Wednesday over a pay claim. Five hundred drivers met yesterday to defy their own rail union.. and call for a one-day strike which all other Underground staff are expected to hack. The dispute follows ...

... by tube strike By ARTHUR SUTTON Last night in London it took me more than three hours to travel less than eight miles. I was just one among millions in London who found their home-going turned into chaos by a sudden one-day strike of Underground guards ...

... THE TUBE STRIKE. The strike position the London Electric Railways yesterday 1 morning was easier. A good number women conductors are said have resumed work, and the whole situation allowed signs of a favourable change. At a meeting strikers last night ...

... TUBE STRIKE. MEN'S MEETING TO MORROW TO CONSIDER POSITION. As the rmult of • lichtninir strike on the part n 1 men enraged in the extension of the Tuhm in South London the work hen been temporarily held up. The diepute is • to • threat of • proposed reduction ...

... in the of the United Kingdom. dorious UF aditions of the British Navy. _—- Some day. when the minuter details of LONDON TUBE STRIKE. the war's long h istory have been com-' mitted to a per, we shall perhaps know Owing to the strike of London tube more ...

... THE TUBE STRIKE. SERVICES ALMOST RESTORED. dislocation of tube services in Loudon greatly east'd to-day. The staffs are coming back work very well, said Mr. operating manager the Traffic Combine. number corduetfesses, adds Press Association, who are taking ...

... THE TUBE STRIKE Mr, Appleton on Inexcusable Acts HORRIBLE FIASCO Some strong remarks on the London Tube strike were uttered Mr. W. A. Appleton, secretary of the General Federation Trades Unions, in an interview granted to a representative the National ...