“NOT WORTHY”
QUEENSLAtyP LABOUR LEADERS DECISION OF UNIONISTS By Cable.—Press Association..—Copyright Reed. 11.55 a.m. BRISBANE, To-day. rpHE Trade Union Congress was convened to consider what attitude to the Government and the Central Labour Executive should be adopted in connection with the late railway strike. It was resolved that the Congress should concentrate o- securing the
domination of all labour, industrial, and political bodies with a view to dealing with those renegade politicians who desired the railwaymen to handle “black” goods during the strike, and to take steps to oppose all such alleged Labour representatives. /* further resolution declared that the action of the Queensland Premier, Mr. McCormack, in locking out the railwaymen, was a direct violation of a vita! principle of the Labour movement, and that the Government was not worthy of the confidence of the workers. The Congress also decided to ask the Central Labour Executive to convene a conference for the purpose oj. disciplining Labour politicians.—A. and N.Z.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 173, 12 October 1927, Page 1
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