"LARKINISM"

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 6, 8 September 1913, Page 5

"LARKINISM"

the riots bn Ireland.

OMINOUS FOREBODINGS

1 Bv Electric Telegraph—Copyright] Times— Sydney Sun Special Cables. London, September 6. I'he Ulster Bishops have issued a joint pastoral appointing the 28 th a day for intercession and prayer, because the possibility of civil war and strife is so very real. The Times, in a, leader on the Dub,in situation, says that what emerges from the chaos is that the employers are united to break the tyranny ot Larkinism. What remains uncertain is the magnitude of the forces prepared to stand by Larkin, and the length they mav go. d f A RAILWAY LOCK-OUT. BYRNE’S DEATH. [Bv Electric Telegraph— copyright] [United Press Association . (Received 9.10 a.m.) London, September 7. Dublin employers have decided to lock-out of the‘members of the Transpore union on the north-western railwar after dismissing 101 l men for refusing to handle goods. They have cancelled a large section of tne godds traffic. Under the present arrangement thirty thousand will bo locked out i.i a few days. The masters disavow opposition to the trades unionists, but mean to destroy ‘‘Larkinism,” as cquiyalont to syndicalism. The verdict on Byrne, who was killled during the rioting, was a fracture of the skull, but that there was no ev idenee to show how it was caused.