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Trade Unionists Take Fight For Jobs To Latitude Festival

Demonstration gets support from Occupy Latitude   Jack Ludd, Trade Union Journalist addresses rally   Crowds at rally, listening to Trade Unionists   Extra! Extra!!! We will be publishing a special report on the strike and the new Department for…
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Jack Ludd, Trade Unionist, Speaks Out

Friends, Events of the last few days have moved at such speed that I am having trouble keeping up with 'em. I am in transit at present so this note will appraise you of the situation but not much of…
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Reader's Letter: Clocks are more Smarter than first assumed

Mr Hardie, My warmest congratulations my, dear dear friend. Whispers on the breeze inform me that not only have you managed to dupe the world into believing you to have set your disreputable past behind you, but that the Royal…
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I was held by the Police - Jack Ludd, Trade Unionist

I write this note in some haste after being released from the clutches of Government agents. I apologise for any ramblings and confusion in advance. I am sore exhausted and will clarify the events after some sleep. Last Wednesday, some…
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Reader's Letter: Choas Reigns In London's East End

Mayhems All, Minutes from our Post-Curfew briefing have now been encrypted and will make their ways to your districts with the next Twilight Drop. You will also all be given updates on the Sifter Redelopment being researched in colaboration with…
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Jailbroken Clockworks Drown Man

Life in the East End's "Clockwork Underworld" took a deadly turn over the weekend, when two jailbroken Clockwork Servants jumped into the River Thames and dragged a man to his death. The man simply known as Zach, was a 22…
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