The Revival of Revoluiionary Conspiracy: Statement by Lord Lytton Calcutta, Jan, 2, Wales and 6,000 in the Lothians are sale.
The railway managers this morning replied to, the request of the executive of the Associated Sceiety of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen for a fresh confer~ ence. i being considered by the executive. Mr, Bromley, the secretary of the Society, stated that the reply still refused to. re-Jecgnize the findings of the Na tional Wages Board os other than compulsory arbitration award, He claimed that the position of the "strikers was strengthening, and mentioned the receipt, of a telegram from the Federation of Fngincers in. Australia offering nutment financial assistance, the executive had At a, meeting of the Legislative rd Governor hight. "TE "enhasizd. that" the al use 4 revision of the decision of nagere are tet prepared to dis-
the National Wages Board, but, the. Iceomotive. engineers' ex to strike at the Teaders "e_ will inglicate the "exis monte that notice ferences" they have in had resolutions, re~ mind, meeting will be arranged the differences are such as can commending the cal prisoner usefully fe discussed at present. Later, The Earl of Lytton doubt, that the ion of Ben the facts, "The Governor did not believe that any Member of the Council would demand the release of the men at present interned if he. believed they were guilty "organising robbery andi He announced that the Thad submitted its mpaytial examination form the rail the strike must continue.—ttewter.
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