BROKEN HILL STRIKE.
UNIONS DECLINE TO WITHDRAW PICKETS.
Sydney, January 13. The unions declined to withdraw .ickets, which withdrawal was required jy the Proprietary precedent to a conlerence being held with Judge Higgins. Broken Hill was quieter yesterday ilian for many daya. f The proceedings at tlie Trades Hall lacked enthusiasm.
A further trolley load of provisions was taken to the mine. A small crowd watched the proceedings ill silence. One man who called out an opprobrious name to the driver was arrested, but the onlookers made 110 attempt to rescue him.
ANOTHER BOMB EXPLOSION. INDIGNATION MEETING. Received 14, 1 a.m., Sydney, January I". . Another bomb exploded at Block Ift reserve. No damage resulted. A man arrested in connect ion wit Ik the ncent riot was lined lios on a charge) of using insulting language. The .Mayor of Broken Hill presided at ii large indignation meeting. A reso-. lution was carried expressing' disgust at the attitude of the police and tli"ii) brutal assaults on law-abiding citizens, Strong condemnatory speeches werq made. i
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 323, 14 January 1909, Page 2
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172BROKEN HILL STRIKE. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 323, 14 January 1909, Page 2
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