... MR THOMAS EXPLAINS. AN HONOURABLE SETTLEMENT. Speaking to a great meeting of railwaymen at Birmingham, yesterday, J. H. Thomas described {hTproposals*as an honourable settlement, which would bring immense advantages to railwaymen throughout the country ...

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... the whole country's trade will die of creeping paralysis. CHIEF SECRETARY'S SPEECH. Maopherson, Chief Secretary of Ireland, speaking Inverness on Saturday, said the Viceroy and himself had been attacked by Mr Aaquith because Governors they had tried amid ...

... desnateh says tint ' there SnfcS S. the Government to -'-throw COLOSSAL COAITpROFITS. MINE LEADERS' WARNING OF TROUBLE. Speaking at meeting of n ' on Saturday the snide,.* &t Mtion. 'Frank nationalisation affected tlm publ thftt vital way, but a V tne ...

... A MINIMUM WILL BE FIXED BELOW WHICH THERE WILL BE FALL, DESPITE A DROP IN THE COST OF LIVING. GRADES WILL BE ELIMINATED. SPEAKING UPON THE PROPOSALS AT BIRMINGHAM, J. H. THOMAS SAID THAT HAVING REGARD TO ALL THE CIRCUMSTANCES, WAS THE BEST SETTLEMENT ...

... tyranny. The employees concerned had won the goodwill and respect of everybody. (Cheers). P. C. Hoffman, London Organiser, speaking of'the Union's activity, said men and ivomen in West End establishments who had bard job to get advances previously were ...

... watching for a favourable opportunity to get out. The rubber .stock market is one of the most hopeful spots. There ia, generally speaking, a strong demand from the investing public and very marked shortage shares available, for holders are regarding the nresent ...

... route for Copenhagen shortly before 10 o'clock on Saturday morning. He hopes to renew negotiations with Litvinoff this week. Speaking to Press Association representative he said, I hope to be successful this time. I very optimistic. Two or three difficulties ...

... alluded to the extent and vast population of the Empire, and said ihat in the past had been too much the habit living and speaking in national watertight compartments, but the war had the view some of them.' He j believed Lord'Rosebery spoke the simple ...

... never been in conflict since the time Caesar. Count Sforza. Acting Foreign Minister during the absence of Signor Scialoja, speaking to Reuter-s correspondent about the true feeling the Italian nation towards Great Britain. Italian Premier Reaches London ...

... owners were not able to test the limit of their capacity, because they have never set them up fast enough '' Proceeding to speak on the general question, the docks official stated:— There is plenty of accommodation for landing wine at the city docks. ...

... children which Professor Bragg, Professor of Physics at London University, delivered at the Royal Institution yesterday. Speaking of the songs of bird?, said it s interesting speculation how much a bird's song was audible a human car. and whether a good ...