THE RAILWAY TROUBLE.
OPINIONS OF LAROR LEADERS.
(Press Assn.— -By Telegraph--Copyright). LONDON, November 15. The Railway Review, the organ, of the I Amalgamated iSociety, says that Mr Lloyd George must bear the credit or disoredit of the settlement with the railway men. It was largely "Hobson's choice." A Labor leader describes the railway settlement as "the Sedan of the British trades union movement. It; was riotonly the virtual betrayal .of the railwaiy merits agitation, he said, but it erects formidable Walls against the possibility of any future "all grades" movement.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 11127, 16 November 1907, Page 5
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