Shanghai, Nov. 27.
Closed. since the Chinese labour frovtle in the course of which Mr. ROM. Tinkler, British, was fatally bayonetted by members of the Japan-Naval Landing Party, the Lun Chang Milt of the China Printing Finishing Ca, Ltd, Pootung, will reopen today, it was learned yester~ day.
"The mill, which is situated near Pootung Point, became the scone of @isturbances last May when striking workers rioted and attacked a British member of the supervising staff. Subsequently a party of sailors from HELMS. Decoy were stationed on the premises to restore order. 'The blu Jackets were relieved by a dotachment of the Seaforth Highlander who in turn were replaced. by. the Japanese, The Company's print works at Pal Lien King Creek' also were involved Ju the trouble, Tt was further disclosed yesterds that the strike at the Shanghai Dockyards, affecting about 1,000 workers, has been ended. "The men walked out on November 22 after a riot at the ates of the establishment, in Yang-{szepo0 Road, because of the dismissal of 34 employees whose work had been
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