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THE LABOUR CONFERENCE Received, this day at 8.45 a.m. | LONDON, Feb. 27. The adjourned 'Nottingham Conference of the Labour Party resumed r.t AVestminister,' to consider the new constitution. cabled on 23rd January. Two hostile amendments, by the Independent Labour- Party wore defeated. A Socialist amendment- preserving independent parties ns part of the representation on the executive was rejected.
AMERICAN TUG LOST. ' .p, 1 TMq rlev nt 11.25.'a.m.) AVASIIINGTON,. Feb. 27. Mr. Daniels has announced that the Navy tug, Cherokee, foundered, in American -waters. It is believed that thirty have perished. A SUGGESTION. , NEAY YORK, Feb. 27th. The “New York Times” urges that Government, before it allows steel to be exported to Japan from America, should stimulate that Japan transport specified quantities of Australian wheat to England. ITALIAN TRAITORS. TRADING AVITII THE ENEMY. (Received This Day at 1.5. p.m.) LONDON February 27.
The ‘Daily Chronicle’s” Milan correspondent states the authorities have discovered instances of shameless trading with the enemy in silk and cotton, shred, suitable for the wings of aeroplanes and airships. Commodore Gneichs, the president, and other directors of Lombard gilk and Thread Co with a capital of half a million sterling have been arrested. The Company mpde a profit of - eight hundred thousand sterling during 1916 F u rther' a rrests are expected.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 February 1918, Page 3
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