Rail and political tensions roil nations in week of strikes and treaties
The column surveys US unemployment talks led by Hoover after Harding opens a broad conference. It reports on rail workers plotting a strike amid wage disputes and notes fierce debate over peace treaty ratifications in Washington and European tremors from Germany and France. It highlights Lloyd George inviting Irish talks and Britain’s stance on Irish independence and armament dangers.
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Arthur Griffith
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