LATEST GENERAL CABLES.
WILL MEET DEMANDS IF FED.
[By Electric Cable —Copyright,] lAust. and N.Z. Cable Association.] BERLIN, July 26.
A conference of delegates of Ruhr miners advocated the speedy socialisation of the mining industry, R unanimously passed a resolution protesting against the Allied occupation of the Ruhr district, affirming that the miners were willing to increase the output of coal in order to meet the Entente’s demands as well as Germany’s home consumption, and the contracts for Poland, Switzerland and Scandanavia, if better food is provided. Dll. MAN XIX BARRED. LONDON, July 26. Mr Lloyd George states that Dr. Mannix will not be allowed to land in Britain owing to his recent utterances. exchan ge rates. LONDON, July 26. The foreign exchange rates are: —• Paris 49.00, Stockholm 17.60, Christiania 23.30, Calcutta 22Jd, Montreal 432 cents, New York 379 cents. MORE INDUSTRIAL TROUBLE. LONDON, July 26. The miner's’ leaders state that they are amazed at the Government’s uncompromising refusal of their demands, therefore they have instructed the executive to formulate a ballot paper for a special conference on the 12th August. All districts have been warned that another grave industrial emergency is imminent.
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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1596, 28 July 1920, Page 5
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