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... “TUBE” STRIKE OVER. Decision to Resume Work To-moirow. At a meeting Tube** strikers last night. Mr. W. G. Foot, chairman of the Strike Committee, said the committee had been engaged throughout the day. They had decided to offer recommendation to the ...
... THREATENED TUBE STRIKE 4,000,000 Persons Concerned With a general strike threatened 27,000 employees of two New York underground systems, Mayor Guardia last night ordered the civil mobilisation of all city departments preparation for any emergency. Twenty ...
... LONDON TUBE STRIKE. NATIONAL UNION MEN SUPPORT MR. THOMAS. The strike position on London Electric railways ♦his morning is somewhat easier, a goodly number women conductors are said to have resumed work, and the whole situation shows sign* of favourable ...
... LONDON TUBE STRIKE. SOME OF THE LINES CLOSED DOWN. PLIGHT THE TRAVELLERS. The threat of Tube railwaymen cease work was put into effect early thia morning, with consequent serious disturbance of traffic tho City. Rakerloo Tube was entirely and the Great ...
... STRIKE SCENES AT WALSALL. BOARD OF GUARDIANS INTERVIEWED. Lively scenes were witnessed alsali to-day in connection with the tube strike. Over 2,000 strikers went to the workhouse to interview the Board of Guardians. discussion between a deputation representing ...
... LONDON DIARY. Dominions and Foreign Policy—Tne Tube Strike- Lotteries. The UssssMir Homs, Friday Ni«ht R. LLOYD GEORGE his every reason satisfied with the effect his critieiams of the action ot Lord Canon regard to the LeUsann# Conference. has secured ...
... Sunday school, the Beenor Baptict. hia former teacher. Mr. W. Kerry. The ecbool cent 86 men into the Army and Nary. IGtHN “TUBE” STRIKE, Mr J. H. Thomas Con* demns Workers’ Action. “WITHOUT AUTHORITY.” Whereas a. week ago the London tram ami -bra strike Hung ...
... doing. 4. Lord Haig begging for justice and generosity. 5. fresh 10s. Od. per .£lOO being spent. 6. Threatened Coal Strike, Tube Strike, rationed butter and sugar, dear railway fares, higher postage, etc., etc. wonder it requires Sir* William Sutherland’s ...
... th* Dead MarcJi. '. f. J. Bromley, the AmocUte4 Engineons and Fire* men, said yesterday, in reference to ttj> London *' tube strike: t t ' , ‘•.Th* poation created make* it 101- for my •zecntiv* to otherwise then support (lie men the fnU strength oi out ...
... Indicate Smouldering Discontent. {From Our Labour Correspondent.] Thje industrial situation, which apart from a sectional Tube strike in London did not change substantially yesterday, is fttfl of obscure possibilities. considering thehb it is necessary keep ...
... the men of the proposed settlement in tuite them from taking the day oS they had counted on. by rsoson of the Uireetened tube strike. The consequence wee that there wea much congestion at soms of the tube Cabans, perticalarly Ac Bakwrloo Railway, and wo ...
... conferred with one both the trad©-* union executive® waitins there When Una deputation left the biiilding a member '•{ the tube strike committee paid that they had reneived offer from the which had been refused. Miurtly after Sir Albert's return fivtn Do ...