All French Miners Strike Tomorrow
Paris dispatch reports a general strike of the Miners' Federation set for Monday. M. Bartuel confirms the action as unresolved proposals from Ministers Colliard and Loucheur fail to satisfy union aims. The Inter-Union Trust may join in sympathy, while leaders seek a professional, restrained approach amid global labor talks and parallel actions in Italy and other nations.
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Noske Reveals Plot for Radical Revolt in Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports Gustav Noske exposing efforts by the Independents to win support from the Volunteer Army to overthrow the government. Independent leaders deny ties while Barth confirms conversations with officers. Berlin and other cities brace as 72 Iron companies organize to seize public buildings. citizen defense districts and patrols are mobilized.
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Paris Chamber votes eight hour day labor law
Labor action in Paris as the Chamber of Deputies votes a government bill establishing the eight hour day for workers. The measure follows a speech by Minister ucheur and marks a significant shift in labor policy, reflecting postwar reforms in France.
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Italian Strikers Debate Scope and Motives Across Italy
In Rome on June 13 representatives from Italian labor unions met daily to plan a general strike. Debates split between coordinating with England France and Belgium or acting independently, with aims ranging from political protest against Allied interference in Bolshevik Russia and Hungary to a labor rights focus. Spezia saw looting and price controls as thousands of sailors arrived and cavalry planned to curb disorder. Turin and Milan workers began strikes without guidance, opposing police excesses.
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