Passive Resistance by Returned, Sir Basil Blackett to Advise the Workers Federal Reserve Board Calcutta, Oct. 12.
London, Oet,,10.
When the Bengal-Nagpur Railway Following the report that Mr. Jworkshops reopened to-day after} Walter Stewart, q member of the being closed for 'a month the New York firm of Case, Pomeroy result of a lock-out declared by the Ca., has been appointed to represent management, owing to trouble fol -|the American Federal Reserve Board lowing the dismissal of a portion of jas adviser to the Bank of England in the staff with a view to retrench: -|the capacity of liaison officer between ment, out of the 12,000 men present-the Board and the Sank, the Finaning themselves 000 resorted to al cial Times states that it is under-[stood in well-informed circles that policy of passive resistance: they entered the workshops but did no Sir Basil Blackett, the British finan. jai expert who is now Finance Member of the Indian Government, Agitators, however, were un suc has been offered the post of English [cessful in their attempt to persuade the whole of the workshop staff no! ludviser to the Federal Reserve Board,—Reuter, to accept payment of their August wages and those discharged to recase settlement of their Reuter,
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