The Harm Done by the General Strike: Dramatic Incident London, Jan. 4.
There way a drama Railwaymen ment of wages inc Great Western Railway.
Mr. J. H, Thomas said it was not disputed that tremendous injury twas done to the railway companies
wish to complain of the ae the General Strike. He did the Great Western Railway ment appealed to Sir Felix Pole to forget the incidents of 1926 starting 1927. Sir Felix promised to adjust the differences, and Harohi Morviss, K.c., the chair~ an, said Ko thought the attitude Of Mr, Thomas and Sir Felix was good augurs for peace and goodwill between employers and ens ptoyad in 1927.—Reater.
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