The Rising Temper of the East Sounding the Human Note in the World-Wide Cry for Land And Liberty
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107 £THE RISING TEMPER OF THE EAST "5. Those who act in a manner disturbing the general peace of the various workshops and im- pairing the efficiency shall be referred to the Disciplinary Committee." For several days workers came to their benches as usual, but there was no work done for no de- tails of operation were formulated. Then on the morning of the fourteenth, a battalion of troops arrived and the works were closed and a ten-day lockout declared. Demonstrations were pro- hibited, but the...re were great gatherings under the guise of athletic meetings and later vast con- claves at religious shrines.
While all this was being done by the Kawasaki workers, the laborers in the Mitsubishi yards were demonstrating and rioting, eventually suffering a lockout. For two weeks the strike went on and finally, July 29th, while visiting shrines en masse the paraders turned off from their regular line of march, moving toward the Kawasaki docks, where a bloody riot took place. One man was mortally wounded and forty or fifty others se- riously hurt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
107 £THE RISING TEMPER OF THE EAST "5. Those who act in a manner disturbing the general peace of the various workshops and im- pairing the efficiency shall be referred to the Disciplinary Committee." For several days workers came to their benches as usual, but there was no work done for no de- tails of operation were formulated. Then on the morning of the fourteenth, a battalion of troops arrived and the works were closed and a ten-day lockout declared. Demonstrations were pro- hibited, but the...re were great gatherings under the guise of athletic meetings and later vast con- claves at religious shrines.
While all this was being done by the Kawasaki workers, the laborers in the Mitsubishi yards were demonstrating and rioting, eventually suffering a lockout. For two weeks the strike went on and finally, July 29th, while visiting shrines en masse the paraders turned off from their regular line of march, moving toward the Kawasaki docks, where a bloody riot took place. One man was mortally wounded and forty or fifty others se- riously hurt.
What to read after The Rising Temper of the East Sounding the Human Note in the World-Wide Cry for Land And Liberty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hunt, Frazier, B. 1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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