RESTLESS MINERS.
GENERAL STRIKE THREATENED. TEN THOUSAND MAY BE OUT. By Callc. — Press Association. — Copyright. MELBOTJKNE, June li>. Recently the Federal Arbitration Court ordered the of the registration of the Federated Mining Employees' Association of Australia, under the Act, on the ground that the rules did not comply with a certain schedule of the Act.. At a meeting of the Federated Miners' Executive at Ballarat to-day, it was decided to declare a general strike if registration in the Federal Arbitration Court Avas not made secure immediately. It was stated that the strike would affect 10,000 miners. THE MAITLAND DISPUTE. 'STRIKE BEING KEENLY FELT. By C able. ess Association.—Copyriaht ' (Received June" 20,. 9.15 a.m.) NEWCASTLE, dune 20.' There is no'further" development in. regard to the mining trouble. The effect of the strike is keenly felt in the falling off of the exports during the past fortnight, which show a difference of 100,0.00 tons.' .
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 115, 20 June 1914, Page 9
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