The Labor Heroes

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 213, 9 March 1914, Page 5

The Labor Heroes

Till-: DEPORTEDS I.N ENGLAND. TOM MANN EAUEWEIXED. SYMPATHETIC ACTION ASKED. By Cable--Press Association—Copyright Received 8, 5.5 p.m. ' London, March 7. Mr. I'oiilMun, speaking- at Mile End, said. "We must return, but if re-arrest-ed we must know that when the news reaches England you will cease work immediately." Hundreds of Laboriles. singing Socialist songs, farcwcllcd Mr. Tom Mann at Waterloo. The Evening Standard says the rteporteds entertained Tom Mann at supper, and primed him on the South African position. Arrangements are progressing for a boycott of South African goods. TiiE COST O_E STRIKE SUPPRESSION Received 8, 5.5 p.m. Capetown, March 7. The Estimates provide £2C0,000 to cover the cost of the repression of strikes in July and January, including .CI 77,000, the cost of the mobilisation in January. THE INDEMNITY HI a. DEPORTEUS SEEK REDRESS. Received 8, 5.5 p.m. London. March 7. The deporteds have ksuml writs against the owners of the steamer Umgcni. Capetown, March v 7. The Indemnity Bill has passed the report stage. Mr. Merriman's amendment to cancel the banishment clause was negatived by 73 votes to 29. The third reading takes place on Monday.