LABOUR TROUBLES.
THE SHIPYARD LOCK-OUT. United Press Association—By Electno Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, December 1. In the course of a epeech at West Lord Furness (stated that he understood Mr Asquith was preparing what he believed to bo a fair and honourable solution of the shipyard question. "Either the Employers' Federation accepts this solution," Lord Furness continued, "and the lock-out shall end, or the shipbuilding industry must choose between mc and the Federation." (Received December 2nd, 9.40 p.m.)The Employers' Federation adopted a resolution condemning Lord Furness's statement being mad« at a political meeting without his seeking authoritative information.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13906, 3 December 1910, Page 9
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