“End it Quickly"
But on a National Basis
BRITISH COAL STRIKE. NEGOTIATIONS TO RE-OPEN. [By Cable—Brest Attn.—Copyright.) London, Sept. 3. From all-day general and sectional discussions the miners’ executive emerged late yesterday afternoon with an important majority decision to recommend the delegate conference to grant the executive plenary powers to reopen negotiations tor settlement. There appeared a majority, of opinion that the trouble should be quickly ended. Later in the evening the conference, by a- majority of 532,000 votes, empowered the executivt to negotiate nationally. A BEDROCK PRINCIPLE. The “Daily Herald" stresses the importance of the phraseology of the miners’ resolution. It says: “No settlement not really national will be countenanced. That is the bedrock principle, which the owners, from the first, have been determined to destroy. They want district agreement, they want to break up the Miners’ Federation, which is not going to be broken up.’ I —(A, and N.Z.)
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVI, Issue 221, 4 September 1926, Page 5
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