INDUSTRIAL STRIFE.
BRITISH RAILWAY DISPUTE. CONFERENCE TO BE HELD. . By Telegraph.— Press" Association.—Copyright. London, December 1., The Council of-the Railway Companies accepted to-day the invitation of the House of Commons, made on the proposal of the Right Hon. Sydney Buxton, President of the Board of Trade, to confer with the men. ' The invitation suggested, as a basis for the conference, that the findings of. the Commission should in principle be accepted by both* sides. The railway men's executives hav° also agreed to the - conference.
MORE i( TROUBLE AT ; SWANSEA. London, December 1. During a local strike the Houlder liner, Valhalla .. arrived at Swansea with men . aboard for loading . her. | Four thousand dockers immediately ' struck. . ' - ; ! , :.'' "' : " I ' .'' ' METALWORKERS REMAIN OUT. -.. . . Berlin, December; 1., Seventy thousand metalworkers have been locked out - for rejecting the terms of -settlement agreed to by their union- delegates.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14854, 4 December 1911, Page 7
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