GERMAN MINERS’ VICTORY.
CLAIM CONCEDED. TO PREVENT SPREAD OF STRUGGLE. The usual method of staving off the probable extension of the coal strike in Central Germany was resorted to, and the claim of the men was partially conceded by the arbitrator, in order to prevent, the spreading of the strike. The coalowners wore indignant at the decision and refused to re-open the mines on the arbitrator’s terms. However the Minister of Labour confirmed th? findings, and the miners ‘will resume work on a substantial in-, crease in wages.
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Grey River Argus, 10 January 1928, Page 3
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