INDUSTRIAL UNREST.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 26, 15 September 1911, Page 6

INDUSTRIAL UNREST.

. ' LitHGOW' glßlß#. :? ' ' - r.;.'- ■ : ; ‘ ' ■ '(Receivo'cl 1S, V 9.6 a.in.) . r lf v•' Sydney, September 15. . .Seven men, charged with pdrticipat"v"s ing in the Lifhgow riots, ’ have been , ,'for triaL , Two bothers, chajged, with 1 interfering with wit- • nesses, were fined: . , , ■ Government propose to present# .Hoskins andj.h’is manager'- ov-es tjie''strike. ■ ‘ !f ''-t*-- ‘ ‘ .11’, r-V -•'»»' l- „‘" ■ *?’. . :■ Hr. l -.. >»*-■-,. ,Vi- ', r,. , FRENCH DOCKYARD MEN. (Received l£j, 9.45a;m.) . A<'t <v,v. , Paris, Septcfuber . 14.' .['the dockyard men at Brest annpunce that they will, prevent/the'launch df ;%e : battleship' Jean Bai;t • until tlie\ get- a rise ; ih wages. . ■■■■>■. ■■ r MEN'S GRIEVANCES. AkbTHER STRIKE THREATENED. (Received 15, 8.5 aun.) - > j, . EQndon, September 14. ' j The executive of the' Society of Railway Servants, is v sitting daily to consider, the .difficulty that has arisen to .solrie companies- contending 1 tKat'the recent agreement only covers award, ana does not .cover the hours hod,| wages' definitely fixed by such award until 1914. ’ ' 'V■•Many sectional railway, employees during the wcelV pdsAcd’ yesolutions threatening another 'strike uiiless' higher wages and slicnter'hours- . :• were’ granted.: C