... inclination to return to work. At a trade union demonstration at Piymouth, Kesterday. the dockers’ secret declared that the etrike in smenLhy w'i{{ the London dockers was at an end. The Mersey Quay and Carters’” Union yesterday passed a resolution declaring ...

... of municipal candidates This amendment, seconded Mr. Simpson was hopelessly defeated, only voting for it. Mr. Eadson (Carters' Union! moved that, seeing that the United Vehicle Workers endorsed what Mr. Thraves had done, they could not accented as affiliated ...

... band entered the sguare playing * See, the conquering bero comes.” Mr. Edwards, of the Carters’ Union, expressed nq‘r\-t that the end had come so suddenly. The carters came out in response to the railwaymeun, and they both decided that neither should go ...

... DAMAGES, Breach promise damages were 'granted yesterday at Preston H. Percy, Stockport, who seed Joseph Hyd«w clerk the Carters' Union, Manchester. It was stated that the promise of marriage misconduct took place and a child was bom May last, shortly before ...

... Carters and motormen. ■'tTj'/' annual dinner and meeting of the )rO, branch of the Carters* and Union was held last night. ,|lee was addressed by Mr. J. W. Dili . . organising secretary of the Mr. H. S. Lowe, of Barnsley, and jj, J. Walton, of Wath. In ...

... confer the honour on man who force of his own personality had risen from being a lowly workman, from being President of the Carters’ Union Australia, to become Prime Minister. In the words one writer in the Press his adventurous career really began in Westminster ...

... the carters’ wages. By it Coun. 9y when ~a party was bold enough cillor Angell and Councillor Beneon insuited ' 2 be more dispos®d to -seek a party the Lord Mayor as much as him (Mr. Ward), advantage than consider the good of the for the carters’ agreement ...

... the Board of Trade as a way to a satisfactory settlement of the present difficulty. | “Locally the railwaymen and the Carters’ Union entered into a compact to work together and stand together in this fight, and ‘although in some other towns involved in ...

... Manchcster carters. The m«.lin{ was organised, by the Shefficld Carters’ Union, and was he*d at the Baths Corner, Leeds road, Attercliffe. Mr. F. Bower of the British Stcel Smelters’ Society, who presided, acked if there was a stle carter 1n the position ...

... n. Messrs. W Crowther and J. B. Kitchen; N.U.R., Messrs. J. Slater (local executive) and H. R. (Grimesthorpe branch); Carters’ Union, Mr. W. Bdwards. Tramwaymen, Mr. F. Steel Smelters, Mr. W. Hodgson; Allied Trades. Messrs. E. Fish and H. Fish; Pogtmen’s ...

... CARTERS DISMISSED, UNION OFFICIAL COMPLAINS OF EMPLOYERS’ ACTION. Mr. Witchrr. Rrtmp secretary of th« Transport nnd General Workers* Gnion, stated yesterday, they had learned that while the union was making every endeavour to get their members to return ...

... to deal with the carters’ sirike, The programme of demands put forward on behalf of the carters are:— | Abolition of the siiding scale, snd a minimum wage to be paid to all carters. All oneborse men be paid at the rate of 275. per week, two-horse mem 30s ...