INDUSTRIAL UNREST.

Taranaki Daily News, 2 October 1919, Page 5

INDUSTRIAL UNREST.

! THE STEEL STRIKE.- >'' . BIGNS OF WEAKENING. By Telegraph — Treat Asan.—Copyright Received Oct. 1, 10.10 p.m. New York, Sept. 30. Information from Pittsburg states that Senator Kenyon lias telegraphed tin ■ Btr..coi's that the Senate Labor Commit- ■' tee will shortly visit the district. According to a Bethlehem message, the''' strike committee voted at the requeg* ■ of < the Senate Labor Committee to in* ,- vestigate the situation. ■ .•■_ A telegram from Chicago says that \ Bcveral of Foster's colleagues admit that { considerable numbers of striken in i$- ; regions are returning to work. CANADIAN RAILWAYMEra :'-'*t DEMANDS. [ ;j Received Oct. 1, 10.10 p.m> - Ottawa, Oct. 1; |■. The Canadian Railway ShopOHiW ■ Union are demanding 17 cents per JwW; - increase, and will confer with the QtMV dian War Labor Board.—Aiu.-NX CfcMg Assn. ", , | \, NO STRIKE INTENDED.. Sydney, Oct* li The seamen have decided not to etxik*, ; but to take individual action fcgainstt / the companies not complying wita thr'.' terms of the agreement. '• '■/ PRINTERS LOCKED-ODT. .'i Received Oct. 2, 1.20 a.m. v i New York, Oct, 1 VS The first 250 job printing . mcnta have locked-out 10,000 preMBW, ; and feeders as the result of the eoatrov very wherein the printers demand B, 4*tj hour week and 14 dollars weekly inctWMp ~; •—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.