WESTRALIAN PREMIER ISSUES ULTIMATUM AGAINST STRIKES DEMAND
Will Resign Rather Than Give Way
liy To!egraph—Press Assor.iaSion—Copyright. - Australian and N.Z. Cable Association Rec July 13, morning
Perth. July 12 Asa result of the strike all the Government orfices and schools are picketed No civil service work is being done. The Lumpers' Union and the Carters' Union of Fremantle and Perth arc sympathetic, and have refused to handle any Government goods which are declared black. The Premier, Mr Mitchell, has issued an ultimatum to his col leagues that he will resign rather than grant the strikers' demands, and as the Attorney General, Mr Draper, supports him in this attitude, the fate of the Government is in the balance.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7450, 13 July 1920, Page 3
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