MINERS TO WORK
FULL RESUMPTION ON MONDAY DISORDERLY PROTESTS AGAINST CALLING OFF STRIKE By TolSirraph—Preai Association—Copyright (Rec. November 5, S.lO p.m.) London, November S. Wort lias been. partially resumed aI: the collieries, but many districts are not resuming until Monday as a protest asainst the Delegates' Conference calling ■ off the strike, llesontment in Lannrkeliire found vent in scenes nf wild dis-or-dsr. At Hamilton and near Mr. H. Smillie'.? residence at Larkhall. A crowd p.f young miners gathered at the miners' headquarters, demanded to see the lenders. and then raided the building. The staff fled, and the police intervened. The crowd indulged in stone-throwing, window smashing, and the looting of shops. Similar disturbances occurred in two other mining tow;)s in Hie district—A us - N.Z. Cable Assn. THREATENED STRIKE IN FRANCE _ GERMAN JITNEBS' SYMPATHY. Amsterdam, November 4. The "Freiheit," discussing the threatened coal strike in France, points nut that tho miners' position, may be'difficult, because France is receiving Ger-. man coal. The paper understands that tho .German miners would strike in sympathy.— Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 36, 6 November 1920, Page 7
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173MINERS TO WORK Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 36, 6 November 1920, Page 7
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