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The Strike. LATEST CABLES. LANCERS LEAVE FOR LIVERPOOL. [TIT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT.] [PBR PRESS ASSOC .TlON.] (Received This 11.0 a.m.) LONDON, August 18. Tho railway managers, after interviewing Mr Sydney Buxton (President. of the Board of Trade), decided not to meet the. Board: of Trade officials again until tlrerc was some change in tho men's attitude. Viscount Elibank has issued a whip stating that Mr Asquitln. in view of the grave situation in tho country, has asked the House to reassemble on Tuesday. Tho railwaymen are urging the London tramway men to strike. A battalion of lancors, from Chester, has proceeded to Liverpool where the Lord Mayor fears that famine will cause looting in the poor districts.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 August 1911, Page 3
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