BRITISH REDS.
PROTEST AGAINST SENTENCES. , - (bi cins—niH AU<wuno»-«eraHaar.) (urswuuiv am» irjcaAßta isioaitfOf.) . LONDON, November If: - The General Council oi'tb* Tr*fo " Union Congreee and thft Exeoutite, jointly celled oft'o|»f»d Labour to participate in a cewjffigJt . of protest againet the severity ©I tjba ■ "7* sentence* puaed on the CoymomfU and to demand their earlj rekate. MINERS* RESOLUTION. (auma's xsxmsuu.) (Received November 29th, 5& pjnl) LONDON, November 38The executive of the Miners' Federa- . tion unanimously protested against "the altogether unwarrantable and severe sentences" imposed on the Communist officials, alleging political bias and demanding immediate release and the prevention of "Uut attempt to interfere with the freedom. of the Press, speech, and opinion."
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18552, 30 November 1925, Page 9
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