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1911 Transport Strike Calendar - May 2011

The Liver Building opened 19 July 1911 - The Birds were unfinished (picture from Bluecoat Press)

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Co-operative Union reports that Liverpool has 13,000 members (17th)
Havelock Wilson calls on shipowners to set up conciliation boards (23rd)
Carters Union warn members not to work with carters recruited through Labour Exchange (26th)
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2 3 Liverpool and District Church Socialist League Annual Meeting at Common Hall 4 Labour officials criticise State Insurance plans as employee contributions will be too high 5 Women's Enfranchisement Bill gets Commons second reading but will not become law 6 7 8
9 Reported that international seamen’s strike set for 29th by secret meeting last week 10 Trades Council notes Royal Liver paid extra £20,000 to meet union rates on Liver Building 11 12 13 Transport Workers Federation Secretary visits Liverpool to organise demo and first national conference 14 15
16 17 Meeting of Peace Propaganda in Byrom Hall. Resolution against war and increasing armaments 18 19 Adele Pankhurst tells suffragette meeting there will be another London demo soon 20 Railway Clerks' Association Annual Conference in Liverpool calls for rail nationalisation 21 22 Seamen’s union General Secretary complains Shipping Federation will not meet union delegates
23 Seamens union leader warns if there is a dispute he will petition Govt not to assist owners 24 Seamen's union Canning Place office displays notice: "Sailors and Firemen - watch for the signal" 25 300 platers helpers at Cammell Lairds strike for wage increase 26 Striking platers at Cammell Lairds are joined on strike by 590 general labourers 27 Cammell Lairds crane-drivers strike 28 29
30 31 Feeder marches from North and South docks to major transport workers' rally on St George's Plateau

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