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GSiH.IUAN and n.z. caulk association
PRESIDENT’S ATTITUDE. WASHINGTON, July 14 A White House auiiouiicoitient states
Hiiit ivliilfi I’reSiiieilt llfirdiitg flees ilot believe it will be iioeessafy to resort to xt-enn iiieaSurt's; lie will lil.i jieiiitrlti? ft. take over the railways ail'd the t-bal n ines, and draft citizens, including U e railway and mine workers themselves, to operate them if the wellbeing of the nation is menaced. Troops iil'e being held at various strategic paints, and are under orders to lie readv to move at a moment's button V.ti : A RAILWAY STRIKE. Washington, duly it. The Amefirilii Fedeliithni pf Labour leaders liiive aiinouheeH it will. bittorl.l oppose the use of the Federal IroOps in the railway strike. They have xdenounced the action of the Secretary of War in making the army avails against the strikers. CHICAGO, July 14. Fight tllousliil stationary firemen, engineers aitd oilers have been ordered to join tile railway strike on duly 17th,
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 July 1922, Page 2
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158AMERICAN ITEMS Hokitika Guardian, 17 July 1922, Page 2
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