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... BANKS AND SLAVERY One at atm ssg Puts a Ban on ~Ms It ought to be illegal to prevent any man or woman enjoying the proper privilege of citizenship, declared Mr. J. R. Hannan, general secretary of the Bank Officers' Guild, yesterday, to the DAILY Hissabn ...
... SERVICE SLAVERY? M.P.a Resent Safslusrds for Domastlos Bitter hostility continues to be shown by certain persons to the mere suggestion that domestic servants should ask for any sort of guarantee that posts which are offered to them are not disguised ...
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... IMS SLAVERY By iTKL CABBIE RBtBBVBRTN Author of Holm of Four Goto*, ...
... THE NEW SLAVERY In any ordinary country the poorcsi people hare no direct taxation pay. The workmen of this country would feel it hard if each of them on average had to pay over in cash thirty shillings to the Government every year. What would they say ...
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... SLAVERY IN BARGES Children Cabined, Cribbed and Confined N.S.P.C.C. VIEW Box of Nine Feet Fourand-a-Half for Family From Our Own Correspondent PORTSMOUTH, Wednesday.—Revelations of child slavery in the canal barge industry were made by Captain Ifugh F ...
... TIIIS SLAVERY (TEL CARNIE NOLDSWORTII dialler of Helen of Four Gates, etc. CHARACTERS 111 THE STORY Mrs. mother of figsMl and Nestor workers in Bantocks' fi t jtory. two girls keep their grandmother and roothor on their scanty yeas. Hester is in love ...
... SUPPORTING SLAVERY What Importation of Food Often Means The Labour Party's attitude to agriculture was the principal subject dealt with Mr. Ben Tillett at a demonstration at Barry yesterday. The great slump in the engineering, textile, and transport ...
... SLAVERY. - - - The stamping out of slavery, which in the eighteenth century had come to be remarked as a necessary means of revenue, was a work which had to be accomplished in stages. In 1807 the buying and selling of slaves was forbidden, although the ...
... SLAVERY AND THE Last week in the House of Lords EARL BUXTON asked if the reports on slavery for which the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs undertook to call in 1923 had Yet been received ; if the Lea ue of Nations had asked to be supplied with any ...