Note 206 — Chapter XI · The Post Office Employees Continue to Press the House of Commons for Increases of Wages and Salaries
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According to The Times, May 11, 1903, Captain Norton said: “The Right Honorable Gentleman had told a startling story of how Members on both sides of the House had appealed to him to protect them from the postal servants. Members of the House represented all sections in their constituencies and surely postal servants as voters had the right to approach their representatives, and apply the same kind of pressure that other organized bodies applied.”