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♦ UNREST CONTINUES. KING AND SOCIALISTS CONFER. GENERAL STRIKE CANCELLED. Ptmb Aesocjsfcioo—By Telegraph—Copyright COPENHAGEN, April 3. Forty thousand workers demonstrated outside the Royal Castle. Whik* the King received a Socialist deputation the demonstrators overwhelmed the police cordon and entered the square before the castle, shouting, "Down with tSe King! Long live the Republic!" The King informed the deputation that he would consider their claims, and then called a conference of the leaders of all political parties at Copenhagen. The' King has instructed the Liebes Cabinet to resign. Elections have been ordered on the basis of the new Electoral Bill. The general strike has been cancelled.— A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17902, 6 April 1920, Page 5
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