STRIKERS IN GAOL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 49, 15 July 1914, Page 5

STRIKERS IN GAOL.

MI'ST NiiUVT TIIEIIt SENTENCES.

By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington. July 14.

A i.ii.-n from the Labor Conference waited mi the Minister of Justice to-day. and urged the release of tin.* si l ike pri-oue;.-.. It was explained that i'«p deputation had not come to crawl in cringe. linl rhey considered the time had arrived when the strike prisoners should lw released. The deputation did not represent the organisation which waw iu existence at the time of the strike. It a new organisation altogether.

The Minister, in reply, said he eouhl uol hold out any hope at present for tile reniissio'i of the sentences.

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