A Living Wage. Pearl Strikers Who Have Successfully Held Out for a £3 Minimum (Hold Meeting at Colne)

Series

Series Name: Gaumont Graphic

Issue

Issue No.

923

Date Released

26 Jan 1920

Stories in this Issue:

1. Dare-Devil Racing. Smoke from the Exhaust and Dust Make It Almost Impossible for the Drivers to See
2. To Fight Joe Beckett. Sergeant Dick Smith in Training at Eastbourne
3. A Living Wage. Pearl Strikers Who Have Successfully Held Out for a £3 Minimum (Hold Meeting at Colne)
4. Scottish Motor Show. Fleet of Cars Leave London to Compete at Kelvin Hall, Glasgow
5. Turf and Stage. Marriage of Mr Meyrick Good, the Amateur Jockey, to Miss ‘Babs’ Trussell, the Daughter of Mr Fred Trussell of the London Hippodrome.
6. Lord Haig at Manchester
7. In the Redwood Forest. American Woodmen Back from Tree Felling in the Argonne

Story

Story No. within this Issue: 3 / 7
Summary: Strikers listening to speaker at meeting. Poster: ‘Pearl Assurance Agents Strike. Mass Meeting Today.'
Keywords: Labour relations
Library number GR: 3547
Length of story (in feet): 35

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'A Living Wage. Pearl Strikers Who Have Successfully Held Out for a £3 Minimum (Hold Meeting at Colne)', Gaumont Graphic Issue No. 923, 26 Jan 1920. https://learningonscreen.ac.uk/newsonscreen/search/index.php/story/77778 (Accessed 31 Jan 2025)

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