LIVINGSTONE'S LAPSE.
DISOWNED BY HIS FELLOWS
(Received March 13th, 10.10 p.m.) LONDON, March 13.
Livingstone, ono of the deported agitators, was summoned for drunkenness, but failed to appear.
Eight of his fellows have disowned him, 6tating that he is no Labour leader, but merely a member of the General Workers' Union. Livingstone will not participate in the coming tour.
Labour organisations are considering a proposal to 6end Mr Ramsay Macdonald as an envoy to General Botha and General Smuts, on behalf of the deported men. Mr Macdonald is anxious to go, but it is doubtful if his Parliamentary duties will allow him.
The strike suggestion is now in disfavour.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14916, 14 March 1914, Page 11
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