"DROP THE FIERY CROSS."
LABOUR'S HINT TO LARKIN. By Telegraph—Press Aesoeiniion-OoDyrißlii (Roc. November 26, 11.10 p.m.) London, November 20. Larkin (the Dublin strike agitator), in a speech at Sheffield, said that lie never asked the trade union leaders to declare a general strike, but emphasised ins opinion that no unionist should scab on other unionists. Ho violently attacked the union leaders, dubbing them "penny plain; twopenny-coloured fools." . Mr. Ashton, the secretary of the British Minors' Federation, lias issued a statement, advising Larkin to drop, tho "Fiery Cross," and use his influence to sccuro a settlement of the Dublin strike. ! TO UNLOCK DUBLIN PORT. 8v Telegraph—Press Association—CopyrleM "Times"—Sydney "Sim" Special Cables. London, 25. The transport workers in Dublin are I "making overtures to tho shipping companies to ro-open the port until the congress meets on December 0, tho open* ing to be conditional on tho companies refusing to carry tho goods of certain firms.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1917, 27 November 1913, Page 7
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