The Archive · 1927

Severe Street Fighting

Besides the entrance fee Labour Union, the member:

pay 20 per cent, of their wages! aa a monthly subscription, Business néople generally, have against these unin At came to a head the city witnessed two days of! severe street fighting. A bean curd caler was brought to book by the! Union. He employed two workmen, and treated them well, and he advised them not to join' up with the Labourites. This became known and he was arraigned. 'The Labour 'Tribunal decreed that he must pay is mon at the rate of $30 a month' a fourfold increase, 'The proprie Yor made it clear to' these troublemakers that it was impossible for him to get more out of the business than there was in it. He made al counter proposal. His_shop and plant he offered to the two men he He stipulated his wil.

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