UNREST IN FRANCE.
WINEGROWERS STILL IN RE- . . : ; v .VOLT. United Pross Association—Copyright Received June 30, '4.45 p.in. • PARIS, June 29. ■ The . Chambor of Deputies, by 324 to 233, approved of M. Clemenceau’s • measures to enforce tho law i n tho South, being confident that the effect will be conciliation. Meanwhile the Winegrowers’ Con- : ferenob at Argeliers' demanded ■ 4 reduction . of taxes, and resolved to continue the muni--cipal strike and the non-payment -ot the present taxes even if the Government sent bayonets. The attitude of, tho winegrowers is intended to influence the Senate, which nevertheless passed the Chamber of Deputies’- Bill.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2120, 1 July 1907, Page 3
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