RAILWAY STRIKE.
MU SCORER'S ADVICE TO THU
M UN
By Telegraph—Press AssociationCopyright.
MELBOURNE, May Pi
Air Scorer, secretary to tin: men, on being interviewed, said Hint he did not like the settlement, hut the men have accepted it. lie hoped that. Hie (internment would deal i'airly with those of the executives who had nothing to do with the declaration of Ihe strike. All except a sult-com-mil fee had no more connection with it. than the main holly of strikers The president urged the men to go hack to work, and regain the confidence of their employers hy loyal service.
MATTERS SETTLING DOWN
THE REGULAR SERVICE.
By Telegraph- Press Association—Copyright Received 1.30 a.m.. May 20.
Melbourne, May 10.
Tho annual meeting of tho Chamber of Commerce passed a resolution congratulating the Premier and Government on the happy termination of the strike, and expressing appreciation of the Government’s action throughout. A large number of trains has been despatched to the country, and immediate relief has been given to those centres in need of provisions. The regular running of the Adelaide and Sydney expresses will he resumed to-morrow.
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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 896, 20 May 1903, Page 2
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