1 March 1921: Victorian Railway Workers Express Support For Irish Railway Workers Killed In War Of Independence, Accused Of Sinn Féin Sympathy
Title
1 March 1921: Victorian Railway Workers Express Support For Irish Railway Workers Killed In War Of Independence, Accused Of Sinn Féin Sympathy
Subject
Irish War of Independence
Description
Newspaper coverage of a 1921 Victorian Railways Union motion expressing sympathy with Irish railway workers killed by the British state during the Irish War of Independence.
The article includes the full text of the motion passed by the Victorian Railways Union, in addition to editorial commentary that 'Sinn Féin appears to have captured the Victorian branch of the Australian Railways Union'.
The article includes the full text of the motion passed by the Victorian Railways Union, in addition to editorial commentary that 'Sinn Féin appears to have captured the Victorian branch of the Australian Railways Union'.
Creator
The Age, Melbourne Victoria
Source
Trove - National Library of Australia Archives
Publisher
The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Melbourne Victoria
Date
Tuesday 1 March 1921
Contributor
Jimmy Yan
Relation
This item has been used in a student essay, which can be found at: http://bpeddlesdenweds2.omeka.net/irish_australia_and_trades_hall
Format
PDF
Language
English
Type
Newspaper Article
Identifier
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article201699567
Coverage
Melbourne, Victoria
Files
Collection
Citation
The Age, Melbourne Victoria, “1 March 1921: Victorian Railway Workers Express Support For Irish Railway Workers Killed In War Of Independence, Accused Of Sinn Féin Sympathy,” THE VICTORIAN TRADES HALL: AN ARCHIVAL HISTORY, accessed April 27, 2024, https://bpeddlesdenweds2.omeka.net/items/show/16.