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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15972, 14 November 1919, Page 8

labour’s Protest AGAINST PROHIBITION (Extracts from Literary Digest, February 22, 1919) GREAT INDUSTRIAL UNREST. EFFECTS OP WAR-TIME PROHIBITION. New York, Feb. 12. Mass Meetings of working men are being held in every city and state throughout the nation to mark Labour’s protest against prohibition. The Central Labour Union of Brooklyn with a membership of 150,000 has entered the lists with numerous other Labour bodies to fight prohibition. u NO BEER, NO WORK.’* LABOUR FEDERATION’S SLOGAN; (Special cablegram from New York “Herald”) New York, Feb. 21. Strikes on Juty Ist to make effective the slogan “No beer, no work ” have been i voted for at the Central Federated Union. SHIRRING HELD UR. TREMENDOUS INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE. (Received July 27, 5.5 p.m.) New York, July 20 (delayed) New York officials estimate that 50,000 marine workers are out on strike, and that the tie-up of shipping is causing a loss of daily to owners. GREAT INDUSTRIAL WAR IN AMERICA. Pittsburg, Sept. -23. In the rioting at Farrell, Pennsylvania, two were killed and many injured . . One of the greatest industrial struggles in the history of America has been precipitated’ Avoid the evils—lndustrial, Social and Political—that Prohibition produces, by voting thus: (1) 1 VOTE FOR NATIONAL CONTINUANCE. ‘ /<i\ » nnr* nnumn rnurMuro i c»i3 AMrv \L) 1 unci rui( 01 ii £Li JT miif ’woin 1 (3) 1 it i HP taut 1 w irfcirkry tv w fffc 1 tuic rvpit imui/nHL reunion iun a Strike Out the 118 BQTTDi Lines

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