Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-04
NARROW THOROUGHFARES LONDON UNABLE TO ACC0MODATE TRAFFIC - MILk TRANSPOR- PATTON CONTINUES VOLUNTEER CREWS AS SYST IN EDINBURGH
GRElT BRITAIN HGEs REVOLUTION. lssERT NO0NllD
UNLESS SPEEDILY TERMINATED STRIKR WILL. CAUSE UNTOLD SUFFERING AND LOSS OF MIL LIONS OF DOIG-ARS-NANY FORMS LABOR DE, PENDENT MAJOR INDUSTRIES CEASE

LONDON, May | (APl-0rcSnize5 labor of Great Britain Is n revOt with five million men hacking un the demands of the miners for what they consider living wage and proper working conditions This widespread demonstration vii unless speedily terminated cause u told suffering with loss of millions Of dollars Te last hours before the general strike with the cal which went forth anxious ones Thousands q cSzens assem- bed in Parliament Square and n adjoining streets while labor leaders and Government representatives hsted with Ramsay NcDonaa labor leader who said the cour try faced situation whose end would e revolution which not even the keeneS1 observer could visualize,
 Winston Churchill chancellor Of the exche0uor aS- serted T this conflict iS fought 1o itS conclusion il could only the end diCiSive victory over the Psra mentaTy government Even the low1leSt citizen realizes what widespread strike of this kind meant with the St0ppage Of railways of al building opera tions the possible suspension Of shipping breakdown Of the distribution Of food the raonnC Of el and light and the suspension CT newspapers.
 The government has made preparations hacke3 bv thousands Of volunteers VO continue what lS known Vi tal services n the distribution Of food bread and milk b children and It's continuance far possible the Of transportation The big places Of business have ranged provide sleeping and eating places for poyes so as to eliminate the necessity of returning home at night Nevertheless there Is certain he treme- ous t1eup al the big and Immediate cessation in many forms Of labor dependent upon the greater indus tries which are incude6 n the Trades Union Congress-
 LateT-Twelve hours after the strike called the narrow 1horoQghtares ncspsbe of accommodating the motor traffic which followed the cessation of service
 
 Passengers n PiccadlI,y CircsS, Trafalgar Square and Parliament Square abandoned tSxicsbs and motor cars and proceeded 1O work foot The governments first bulletin the wireless said railway information bureaus announced transportation of milk working schedule n al the provinces Conditions similar to those n London obtained at Edinburgh for with the aid of volunteers they maintained skeleton service of and h1SeS Two neESSTeTS continued a pub fish The principal stations n Manchester picket ed shortly after midnight No trans left today.
 ShapUTI Sskla1Vala- the only Communist member of Parliament was arrested and charged with making Sc d1t1ouS speech n Hyde Park or Sun0sy> He raigned IT the police and bound with Srees keep the peace The prosecutor read extracts Of his speech which policeman took n shorthand Saklavala said in part T want the army and navy protect the people instead of the rogaes and thieves of the master classes
 GLASGOW May 4 KAPe-The first violence Tn the strike reported when strikers Sto0rei and smashed the windows of several motor basses operating between Glasgow and the nearby country districts The psssen- gers were not harmed