LABOUR TROUBLES.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10738, 1 September 1913, Page 5

LABOUR TROUBLES.

DEMONSTRATION PROHIBITED. United Press Association. —By Electric Telegraph, —Copyright. London, August 80. The Chief Divisional Magistrate in Dublin has prohibited the tramwaymen’s demonstration in Connell Street to-morrow on the ground that it is a seditions gathering. Parkin, leader of the Transport Union, who was remanded on bail with three others, declares he will go to the demousferat ion dead or alive. The Trades Council telegraphed the Hon Binell strongly condemning the persecution of the Irish Labour leaders. WOMEN ASSIST STRIKERS. New York, August BO At Calumet, Michigan, women are aiding the copper mine, strikers They attacked non unionists, beating them mercilessly. The women then attacked the deputies, hut finally the militia restored order. BLACK-LEG REPORTERS. “Times —Sydney Sun Special Cables,” • London, August.BO. Journalists who were professionally engaged in connection with the painter’s strike passed a resolution protesting against the “black-log” reporting of strike news by officials of the unions concerned.