STRIKE OF MINERS.

Taranaki Daily News, 5 April 1917, Page 5

STRIKE OF MINERS.

LIKELY TO BE GENERAL. $ A SERIOUS OUTLOOK,'. ..'- ) By Telegraph.—Press *'*"'< , ' Greymouth Last, NigM.TT v "s It is reported that the State ndtMM*{-$~ at a meeting this morning decided Mt V« to return to work. !jj Blackball and Paparoa also decided ty. -& down tools, , \'\a There will be no work to-morroif at 1-Jj these mines. From what can be learned 1 hj& indications point to the strike becoming > \L. general and likely to continue. ' . ,■& A leading member of the union bj*' || left for Wcstport. ' ~ \;fs Another reliable authority state! tMI/il the. men have now added to of striking thc_ judge's decision appeal cases of'Semple and 0tb.0*;, , » i^' v 'ft POSITION AT WESTPOBXj f "' '' J Westport, Last Ntjini'* .4] The mines in this district; are woittnf >M as usual. '"' "J,y|

UNION OpiCIALS BEFORE THB? ' «| '' COURT. ~ ~ Jf, ■--jH Nelson, Ust Ivan Arbucklc, John Winward t Thomas Hilson, who were arrested 4H ~-'Wm the West Coast yesterday, were brougut .vsgi before the Magistrate's Court here ffli afternoon on charges of conspiracy ji '■: SI contravention of the War Regulatttni' ',TjS Act, On the application of the pblic* 'IM accused were remanded to appear at, jra9 Auckland on April 11. XSH