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Newspaper

Winnipeg Citizen

Location

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 23, 1919

Page

4

Imperial Veterans deny involvement in Central Strike Committee

A Winnipeg group of Imperial and Army and Navy Veterans states they have not joined or discussed the Central Strike Committee and will not appoint delegates. They emphasize they formed to avoid politics or labor troubles and will act by conscience, preserving law and order. The letter responds to an article in the Western Labor News.

Labor News Army Navy

Winnipeg employers defend collective bargaining position

A Winnipeg statement to citizens denies anti collective bargaining claims by the Strike Committee. It notes prior recognition of collective bargaining, joint councils proposal to the Royal Commission, meetings with labor representatives, and calls for issues of the general strike to be settled before negotiations resume.

Winnipeg Royal Commission On Industrial Relations J. B. Hugg K.C R. B. Russell

Strikers Vote to End Port Arthur Plant Strike

The Federation of Marine Workers voted unanimously to break the shipbuilding strike and return to work under company terms. The offer includes an immediate wage increase for laborers and helpers, a five percent raise for mechanics, and a wage rearrangement planned for August with expected relief from local living costs.

Port Arthur Federation of Marine Workers Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company

German mobilization grows in Silesia amid political aims

News from Berlin cites a German movement to remobilize the army in Silesia and prepare the Third Army in Potsdam to resume war with the Allies. Leaders seek to curb the Entente and oust the government for a military dictatorship to secure future peace under militarism.

Berlin Silesia Potsdam Entente Germany

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