... THE TUBE STRIKE ENDING, WORKERS RETURNING. The dislocation of the tube service in London is grgmflused to-day. “ The atafis are coming to work very well,” said Mr. Blain, the operating manager of the traffic cambine. The number of conductresses, adds the ...

... LONDON TUBE STRIKE RUMBLING: MORE TO ...

... of loyalty of the skilled men in the power stations, it has broughs M W e ‘“ if the etrike-threat ie carried out. : THE TUBE STRIKE The Government has keg! its promise to put a fleet of motor lorries oo the streets, should the strike of tube railwaymen ...

... Federal Admiralty d that the C able for the loss of life and property by the destruction of the Lusitania.—Reuter, LONDON TUBE STRIKE. Members of the strike commuttee visited Unitv House at noon to-dav. and had a f the ‘tation with fhe officials National ...

... Blackfriars and Lonl don Bridge stations—to be followed later on by others The chaos to which London was reduced by the one-day Tube strike could be a fairly common occurence, in the view of the police, in five years’ time if present trends -continue. London is ...

... of ~thel He had pointed out that it was cancellation of a repitition of last|to the advantage of the Ministry Monday's Tube strike, which led to|that price reductions should be chaos on the roads. passed on to the public because hould estimulate demand ...

... the Labour warld 15 disinetly more hopeful, especially in London, where the people, already greatly incommoded, by the Tube strike, h;uh,an for the last two days approtensive of a diss- R Ceinidss hapee tnd have dgfind ev ¥'s hopes bfi.-mfimwauu Underground ...

... BOLSHEVIKS GROWING MORE MILITANT. The ‘League of Nations' Making Progress London found itself yesterday in the ip of a tube-strike that ysed hmmwmi&bflfionmnwcfl-fl live, and caused extraordinary scemes in the stroets. Half a million who daily use the s tems ...