Tsingtao, May 9.
The cot mill strike was settled this morning after three weeks of idleness of 10,00 operatives.
According to the terms of settlement the mill owners promise: better general treatment, increased wages for skilled workers, prompt pay at the end of each month, im-Brovement of sanitary conditions and safeguarding of the moral welfare of the workers.
Tokyo, May 9.
The three mills affected, the Ta' kan, Naigai and Nisshin' will re.
The Moscow Government to-day officially notified the Japanese Gov. 'y|sume operating to-morrow mo! 'A fourth Tsingtao filature ernment, agreeing to the appoint company which had declared a lockment of Mr. Tokichi Tanaka as the out is expected to resume wor! first Japanese Ambassador to Soviet Russia. The installation ceremony Regarding the promise of better of Mr. Tanaka as Japanese Ambas-treatment it is unofficially reported Jsador to Russia took place at 3 p.m. to-day in the Imperial Palace in the that the workers will get a larger cash allowance for food, rest presence of the Prince Regent.
Eastern News Agency. periods and a bonus for returning to work. The strike leaders will be
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