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Labor unrest in Sydney as unemployed march on Parliament
The Communist notes a heavy police presence guarding Parliament House as unemployed workers claim 25 000 starve in New South Wales. Union secretaries meet Minister Cann and Storey fails to receive deputation while calls for a new Industrial Party grow, warning the Labor government will face intensified opposition and a mass demonstration ends with arrests.
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Sydney
Sone
Parliament Bouse
John Swwrey
Labor
Mir
Cann
Messrs. Gibb
J. Graves
W. Jon
W. O’canher
J. Conway
Waite
T. Doyle
United Laborers
G. Burn
W. Aldwell
Miss Dobson
Mr. Lee
Howl
J. Walsh
J. Flanagan
D. Ryan
J. J. Reilly
J. Devlin
Mr. Gibb
New South Wales
Atessr
T. P. Holloway
A.W
Dunn
Parliament
Storsy
C. Johnston
Legislative Council
Storey
T Orking Olas
New Industrial Party
Chess
Labor Party
John Storey
Mll.cs
House of Glory
Tweediedum Tweedledee
Communist Party
Labor Council of
Labor Council
Macquarie Street
Parliament House
Walsh
Town Hall
King Street
John