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■ PROPOSED COMPULSORY TRIBUNAL. .PREMIER WADE'S PLAN.
SPECIAL SITTING TQ I'ASS A BILU SIGNIFICANT ADVICE BY. UNION'S PRESIDENT. • (Roc. Nov. 15, 1.3 a.m.) ■ Sydney, Novomber 14.. The railways aro roduciug hands .at Nonf'. oastlc offing"to the strike. • Thero is no- truth'in the-statement thai the mon at any of: the southern' collierioi have struck. ' \ t '■ Mr. Bowling, president of the- Northern Miners' Federation,' -in the; .course of a speech, said tliat' if there was to bo a pn> loiigocl strike, his advico to the men would be the same as that which' was given to the English dock labourers by Cardinal Manning —that no man had the right to lot his'wife and children starve whilst ho knew of a pound of food to satisfy their hunger. The Premier, Mr. Wade, stated to-day that if the owners aud the men did not come to a settlement to-morrow, ho would appoint a compulsory tribunal, and, if liccossary, would pass a Bill at one sitting of Parliament to confer on.the tribunal the nccessarv. power.. , .
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 44, 15 November 1907, Page 5
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171THE LATEST. Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 44, 15 November 1907, Page 5
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