RAILWAY STRIKE.
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Pi AI LAV AY STRIKE. LONDON, Jan. 25
Kollowi ng on ;m abortive conference, .Mr Bromley (loco men’s .secretary) instructed tlte members of the Locomotive Society not to repair any locomotives which have been worked by the men who did not obey the call out. COYERXM IS NT ’ S IXQ X I R V . LONDON. Nov. 25. While the railway peace negotiations are apparently at a deadlock, a number of the National I'nion ofßailwaymen who joined Lite strikers arc returning to work in various places, notably at Hull, where three hundred have decided to resume, after a livehour meeting, the voting in favour of a resumption being 1 '-’ll to 07. Some members of the Locomotive Men's Society are also said to ho resuming. A further hopeful sign is that Air MacDonald hits instructed the Ministry of Labour to inquire into the strike and to report to the Cabinet. Meanwhile, practically all tilt* collieries in South Wales are now idle, and all the tinplate and steelworks are dosing down. STRIKE PAY. LONDON. Jan. 26 It is estimated that the Locomotive Men’s Union will disperse over £75.000 in strike pay to-day.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 January 1924, Page 1
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196RAILWAY STRIKE. Hokitika Guardian, 28 January 1924, Page 1
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