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... TUBE STRIKE AVERTED. All London undergiound railwaymen—Wer t . those on the Central London and the District-- threatened to strike at 5 p.m. yesterday on ootint of the Railway Wecutive Committee re' using to grant a forty-seven hour week. The strike was ...
... LONDON TUBE STRIKE BEGINNIN Rapid Improvement in Train Services—Closed Stations Likely to Reopen To-day. MORE MEN HEED N.U.R. AND RESUME WORK. Rebel Leaders Losing Their Grip as the Result of Hasty Approval by Communists. Rapid improvement in the ...
... TUBE STRIKE CHAOS IN NEW YORK Armies of Workers Walk to Business in Rain 6,500 POLICE ON GUARD New York is in the throes of an underground strike, the motor and switchmen of the Interborough Subway having ceased work. Knowing that the strike was impending ...
... LONDON TUBE STRIKE ORDERED FOR TO-MORROW Mr. A. Lyle Samuel Mr. Tom Griffiths, has withdrawn hi s M.P., Treasurer of the candidature for the King's Household, is Eye Division of Suf- confined to hie home folk, acting on medi- through nervous breakcal ...
... TRAMWAY, OMNIBUS AND TUBE STRIKE THREAT TO LONDO Deadlock After Rejection of Tram Men's Demand. MINISTER TO MOVE? Omnibus Workers' Support— M ners' Fateful Diy. Stoppage of London's tramways, omnibuses and tubes is threatened by the breakdown last night ...
... THE DAILY MIRROR EXPOSURE OF TUBE STRIKE BY N.U.R. LEADERS Misguided 'Men Urged to Throw Over Rebels and Resume Duty Immediately. ...
... UNION CHIEFS ASK BUS MEN TO THINK AGAIN: NO OFFICIAL TUBE STRIKE TWO developments brought new hope in London's transport dispute last night. Mr. J. Marcbbank, general secretary of the National Union of Railway men, announced that there will be no official ...
... THE DAILY MIRROR, Th.arsclay, June 12, 1921, N.U.R. AND TUBE STRIKE . MOB LAW DENOUNCED Th e NET SALE MUCH THE LARGEST OF ANY DAILY PICTURE NEWSPAPER No. 6,427. P.O Regisred at the> G. as a te per Newsp THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1924 One Penny. Y P O,U T H ...
... TUBE STRIKE THREAT Eleventh Hour Efforts to Avert Midnight Stoppage. STAY-AT-WORK ORDER. Eleventh-hour efforts were made to .avert the unofficial strike, timed to begin at midnight last night, of railway shopmen employed at the London electric railway ...
... WHAT TUBE MEN SAY. The men who constitute _the Tiondon_ Tube Strike Committee last night .issued an offi.dial. Statement in which they seek to prove that the GovernMent and the Railway Executive Conimittee; and not we; are to blame. • We regret that ...
... to-day.—The Underground Company. The strike still goes on.—Mr. Akehurst (secretary). That, in a nutshell, was the London Tube strike position yesterday ; and, while there was tangible evidence,that the train services were hourly getting better, it was beconjing ...
... \~ \ . a z ~ a . :~:~~~~ Mr. Dan Creed, one of the joint secretaries of the unofficial tube strike, photographed a t Unity House. Fighting between the forces of York and Lancaster, the Red Rose being driven from Bristol by the Temple Gate. Queen Elizabeth ...