"ARBITRATION OR SEE IT THROUGH"
"It is gathered from Mr. Norwood's friends that he is making every effort to rearli a settlement. Mr. Norwood's comm.iitee is endeavouring io exhaust I'.yery.available ■means of avoiding a tri•jm^ular contest.. It is Imped that this afternoon .some finality will be reached. The t/wo'candidates have been in conference from lime to time during lofl.Vv. ''I aui estrcniely anxious that the mat-
ter should be settled by arbitration." said Mr. Norwood at noon to-day. My expressed desire for arbitration has possibly led some people to think that I may withdraw at the last minute but ♦1 7*l. ,t0 be Pel'fectly understood that, though I will abide by any dec;sion which is reached by arbitration, once lam in, lam in . T sha!l to the poll. I want that understood."
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 89, 17 April 1925, Page 6
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132"ARBITRATION OR SEE IT THROUGH" Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 89, 17 April 1925, Page 6
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