Threat to Extend Movement to London Tubes: Coal Mines Suffering Greatly While the negotiations to end the railway' strike are apparoatly fat a deadlock, a number of men Belonging to the National Union of Railwaymen, who had joined the strikers, are returning to work fat various places, "notably Hull, where 309 decided to resume their "duties after" a five-hour meding, the voting in favour of resumption beit'g 122 to 37. Some of the members of the Associated Socisty' of Locomotive Knginecrs and Firemon are alto said to be to inquire port to the Cabinet.
while practically all the mediation committes "of the radoy Union Congress had
conference was tid at) a. London tod the managers, a joint hotel between the mediation committee, the ore and the executives of the National 'Union of Railwaymen, the Railway Clerks' Aesooiation and the Lovomotive' Fireman, which half how's, when it was adjourned until thin merning.—Routor,
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