FIGHT AT WHARF.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18546, 23 November 1925, Page 8

FIGHT AT WHARF.

TROUBLE AT! SYD^S| SEAMEN ATTACK PQUfi« (bt ca»lb—miss (austbauaj? in us. (Received Nouupber .SM/rayHH A short, slurp fight wharf last night between ill fuß and about twenty members of the steamer Persic, y the afternoon the. men hotels until closing returned to the amp.th«y met a strikers who persuaded the* him aboard the Persic. > * On their arrival at the |||» the watchman refused the fljirtinrißi trance and was threateaed' stant violence. He stable who also refuted admission, the seamen enraged. The constable HSIM while the watchman sought ajHHHJS Another constable arrived wMiisfll seamen in a concerted rash aawjlß in Raining the wharf and wall§tim TVhen tlie constables and appeared on the wharf tIiPsSM greeted with a fuailade of ItimH iron, wood, and potatoes. ?"^BB A sergeant of police and stables then armed and as .tMifj9 preached the ship a li wqt JMsHB missed a constable's head fcrjk?i||j9 of an inch. The seaman 3598 thenueles into a freasy, and .wH their number a-iaed * h shovels' and iron bars the gangway intent upon police to immediate flight. < As soon as they reached tiie gangway the polka Mjf||M them. The weapons wer# out of their hands and rested. The remainder*' I fate of the quartette, N>rjhj|§|H|H Persic was due to sail toJ|II|SH LABOUR'S Al'l^^^B OPPOSED TO Wt|lhH|H (VmtlUkX AID ».l. J^HH| findings being Court, the, no definite plan of It u »ot' cbijtßideted '1>ll«HB deportees trill be *tt»ft^M^^M Mrs "Walsh states accompany her huaband,' .>Jh^H Although tained On Garden naval authorities extreme settfioh ~>t*J£^^^^Hh SHIPS UvtmmM its m ''^'jH^B A ftrsar to remain" qn nanda' were granted, *ssS^^t reported, EM«r Tasmania; £>e{&&fcl %'jff^^H her of the <JreV whale has notion aad tlie V«asl A volunteer secured for e '^ u ? t^^^^^^| The tfOTMft.m^^wBHBHB^B