1914 Saint John street railway strike
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The <entity_0> (sometimes called the <entity_3> street railwaymen's <entity_4>) was a <entity_4> by workers on the street railway system in <entity_3>, <entity_1>, <entity_5>, which lasted from <entity_2>–<entity_2>, with rioting by <entity_3> inhabitants occurring on 23 July and 24 July. The <entity_4> was important for shattering the image of <entity_3> as a conservative town dominated primarily by ethnic and religious (rather than class) divisions, and highlighting tensions between railway industrialists and the local working population. The union also made the tactical decision to hire a horse-drawn bus to provide service to <entity_3> inhabitants who were inconvenienced from the <entity_4>, winning public support and denying the company fares in the same act.
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