Baldwin Declares End of General Strike A Victory For Common Sense

Baldwin announced his victory with the general victory of General Strike. Baldwin talks to many British citizens who are celebrating the call for strike today. A rumor about the upcoming peace has been widespread in the country for several days, but the TUC delegation officially announced this popular decision officially met at Downing Street yesterday at noon.

The possibility of a general strike is a serious threat to the Conservative government. The then Prime Minister was Stanley Baldwin. They decided to prepare for such a strike because they are not ready for the overall strike. The government intervened in the controversy by offering subsidies of £ 10 million to mining owners to keep wages at the same level as before wages were cut. Since the subsidy was announced on Friday, July 31, 1925, the movement of the government was seen as a big victory for miners who were called "Red Friday". It is seen as a victory for the unity of the working class. Demonstrate goals that joint movement can achieve. In the face of the general strike prospects, the government obviously retreated. However, it has also been announced that subsidies last only 9 months.

The strike was greatly affected. The conflict between workers' exercise and local employers has been taking place in Winnipeg for many years. Indeed, in 1918, the city witnessed a minor general strike and ended with a partial victory from the striker. Over the years, relations between industrial relations and the government and the court have also been harmed. Trade union leaders believe that the government has distrust and believe that the state is helping employers too early in industrial conflicts. In fact, the local court complained that Winnipeg was called "prohibited city" because the local authorities approved strikes and picket prohibition by employers.

A general strike in Seattle in 1919. In the six days of February 1919, the first "general story" in American history attacked Seattle port city in Washington state. Two weeks ago, workers at shipyards began strikes as wages rose in order to respond to price increases after the war. Thousands of Seattle workers took part in the strike on February 6 as labor media encouraged solidarity and orderly protests. The city newspaper predicted confusion and accused the strike as a "threat to American freedom" by the Communist Party ("Red") - Strong and direct anxiety brought about by the Russian Communist revolution in 1917. On 11 February, the union decided to conclude a sympathy strike, the unity's unity was weakened and the American Labor Federation asked the General Strike Committee to seriously damage industrial accidents. Finish the strike before