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Tuesday, August 06, 1929

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Issue date: Tuesday, August 6, 1929
Pages available: 22
Previous edition: Monday, August 5, 1929
Next edition: Wednesday, August 7, 1929

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 6, 1929, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press win str Pali g. Tuesday. Log ust to 1929 Jinn cars refuse to negotiate if any measure of wage reduction figures fr.in3dinn cabled. Maii Chev Tir. England aug. Position in the Cotton dispute As p. Result of the vote of the Coupon spin ters today is even More of -.1 Yauip Lutc deadlock Vith Dele Gates co the in of this Union voting by negotiations with in Ivsich any measure of wage reduction figures. The Itu Atlon it considered wisc than even two weeks ago when sir Horace Wilson permanent Secretary to the ministry of labor established Contact lies to the dispute Nur found no willingness to negotiate on a common basis. The operatives previously had voted against the specific proposal of the employers to reduce wages by about per cent. The spinners today flatly turned Down the suggestion of negotiation on a reduction in wages basis and thus seem to line themselves up with the weavers who Are completely opposed to negotiations on any basis of reduction. Completely deadlocked the vote of the spinners today is also Likely to strengthen the card porn operatives against any Early reopen 1 ing of negotiations. Luis with the whole workers unions against any negotiations that Are not opened without consideration of wage reduction the situation is completely deadlocked for the employers will not negotiate unless the question of some wage reduction is so the Way again lies open for outside intervention. Sir Horace Wilson is ready to place his services at the disposal of the parties while the committee of Lancashire mayors who recently initiated an Effort at direct mediation is awaiting the first Opportunity to ii lie action. Wheat still by Forest y irom Pago 1.1 Panion who was working with him at the Convent when the Accident occur red was b. Macdonald 20, also of Montreal. Wait natives of the soviet Lovrin shortly to be held Between rear Chen employee of the Convent of the holy ing on the manc Lurlan Frontier for railway and that a conference names of Jesus Mary. His com sctt Loment Over the Chi d and chinese Eastern i flying clubs to meet at fort William in november ;