STRIKES AND RIOTS.
TROUBLE IN ONTARIO. MEN AND POLICE COME INTO CONFLICT. By Telegraph—Pr«»s Association—Copyright (Received July 31, 0.43 a.m) OTTAW’A, July 30. A collision between the police and strikers loitering at the Canadian Northern railway coal docks took place at Port Arthur, Ontario. Several police were woundjed, the chief of police seriously. A couple of strikers were injured. The assistance of the militia was obtained to preserve order. BOSTON STRIKERS WIN. , NEW YORK, July 30. A strike of conductors and motormen employed on the Boston elevated railway lias ended, after having lasted fifty-three days. The strikers gamed all points in dispute. The strike cost one and a quarter million dollars (.£225,000).
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8187, 31 July 1912, Page 7
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