The Archive · 1925

A Critical Situation at Home

London, Sept. 24.

Two Parties Meet but Neither Will Accept Terms Sydney, Sept. 26.

A conference of representatives of the shipowners and strikers end-abortively, each side declaring that the terms of the.other were Durban, Sept, 24.

Nr. Amery described the situation on the Brussels line with reference to the deportations, which he said, numbered 8,000. He re-Joiced in the approval of his suggestion to send a League represent ative to investigate.

At the close of the resumed cos conference at Downing Street to. day, Mr. Tom Richards, leader of the miners, stated they had not received satisfaction and that National Delegate Conference would be convoked.

The steamer Rhymney, which has been held up during the strike, soiled to-day.—Reuter.

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