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Foreign News July 21, 1910

The Evening Herald

Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon

What is this article about?

In Newcastle, England, on July 21, a serious Northwestern railroad strike has halted traffic, idling 30,000 railway workers, 17,000 miners, 5,000 dock workers, and closing factories amid failed arbitration efforts.

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STRIKE SITUATION SERIOUS
TRAFFIC ON BRITISH RAILROADS
AT A STANDSTILL

Thousands of Workingmen Are Idle
and Business Has Been
Paralyzed

United Press Service.

NEWCASTLE, England, July 21.—
The Northwestern railroad strike is
assuming serious aspect. Last
night's conference failed to accomplish
anything. President Brixton of
the board of trade is supervising the
efforts toward arbitration. Thirty
thousand railway men are striking.
and the traffic is paralyzed. Thousands
of other workmen are idle. Owing to the
inability to ship coal 17,000
miners were forced out this morning.
Five thousand dock workmen are
idle and many factories have been
closed.

What sub-type of article is it?

Economic

What keywords are associated?

Railroad Strike Newcastle England Labor Unrest Railway Workers Miners Idle Dock Workers Factories Closed

What entities or persons were involved?

President Brixton

Where did it happen?

Newcastle, England

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Newcastle, England

Event Date

July 21

Key Persons

President Brixton

Outcome

thirty thousand railway men are striking and the traffic is paralyzed. thousands of other workmen are idle. owing to the inability to ship coal 17,000 miners were forced out this morning. five thousand dock workmen are idle and many factories have been closed.

Event Details

The Northwestern railroad strike is assuming serious aspect. Last night's conference failed to accomplish anything. President Brixton of the board of trade is supervising the efforts toward arbitration.

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