... csaees haying broken out in Bolton, raw cotton is suggested an the source of infection. This may or may not be the cane. Speaking to • Press man on Monday, Dr. Wilkinson, methcal officer of health for Oldham, said that there was a danger of smallpox being ...

... severe 's. In returning a verdict of accidental death the Coroner said that boylike the deceased had LORD READING'S VISIT. o Speak on the League ot Lord Reading has arr: ed to visit Manches-| | r to address tne Ch am hey r of Commerce on e League of Nations ...

... donation on July 31 and 83,500 would rem.co on donation. He was at present considering the situation. A Sunday school teacher speaking to her clam about the days and the wisdom of Solomon. When Sheba's queen came and laid gems and gorgeous apparel before ...

... Republic of Georgia, denied a rumour that the delegates who went out to one the experiment had been hissed in the street. Speaking of Stuaiiss, M.r. ohs,/ said he hated the hietory et theory of dictatorship repre• rented either by Lenin or Lloyd George ...

... —Goodeh iid; Cookson Fleteber ; J. Brennan. Gray, aad Tyler; Broad, Godfrey, Johnson, Barnes, y End.—Jones; Greatorex and Speak; Lees, M‘Call, end Dawson; Ci and ‘Referee. Mr. J. O. Forshaw. ...

... TAKE A WIDE VIEW. Lord Askwith's Advice to Operatives. Speaking on Friday night at the annual dinner of the iturnley Chamber of Commerce, Lord Aekwith referred to the forthcoming cotton workers' wages application and said he knew from experience how difficult ...

... Unity House, to-day, that Many branches had reported ‘acceptance terms, although were a against. Mz. Jy. H. Thomas is due to speak at Kettering to. The vote is expected to be a close one. MOULDERS’ VOTIN Result to be Declared on ursday. Forty to the moulders ...

... ferred from E to B_ Company, i battalion was ready for service he trans n order to go s in terms of out, and Inspector Evans speak: e men up r im. the highest praise for th composed of recruits They were almost entirely Warehouse, and a finer and more from ...

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... cleaning the lint and dust from machines where possible, and that the men have charge of this, the women having, generally speaking, little to do with it. ...

... prompted the generous assistance Pondered to the men and their dependents whilst nerving in His Majesty's Forces. It also speaks in appreciative terms of the fulfilment of the promise to provide them with employment upon their return, and adds, We are ...

... THE SLUMP. Aid the Cause of It. Speaking at the Chadderton Spinners' branch meeting this week. Mr. Birehenough dealt with the present slump in trade, adding that how long it would last no one knew. Tne present stabs of affairs was not due to over-production ...