The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-13


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National Tubs.
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L.---- - In as
Na--'--4- INNS 5ii-LL 425
-l-Ll-.= oi-gio 49, I'D 213
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425
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Plants Likely to Close;
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rs 095
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mastery between 'ndlluLdc lux ri ga"
mer in the steel strike is now Ialfly
,-,--.f,s5 and OH the first show OF
Ter, tF,. former
sIsL5li '' e' e'ii' 40 7 -
The general strike oidet issu7N 's
President Shader of the ANA s1mated
a~-eefari1u has SO far been oDeyeG by
only about 1900 men. according 10 the
best figures obtainable here. The nrst
two calls were answered by about 5000
ls iu the neighborhOod of 60,00o
The strikers made gains here today
over the showing OF last night, ana
their prospects for further accesslons
az both Mckeespgrt and Wheeling sur
ing the week are very favorable. The
action Of the Aualgamated at Chicago.
Joliet and Bayview in refusing to come
out aud their failure to secure any re-
Crysts d. the Carnegie group through
OUT the Eiskiminotas valley and in the
big plants al Youngstown and Column
bus. o., have been marked by disap-
poiutmeut TO them. They are keeping
22 me ng9 5 -I H2,-eNs l III a spirited
strength in reserve which viii surprise
their opponents.
They assert that they have gained a
fC0th0ld in the Carnegie mills in this
ci-y and at the time desired the men
VIII come out they are pressing their
advantage at Mcheesport and Wheel
ms. and their organizers are still at
WoTh IN those cities
PRESIDENT smarter mas declded 20 Nlsl'
Wheeling and VIII go there "Wednesday
% address q mass meeting OF MS IOl-
lowers de plans 10 spend tomorfo"
here directing me night ana conlerrlna
with his assistants as 20 plans -oE lna
future. An appeal Tor financial ald mas
been made TO organized labor ana "a
the general public, and IL is expected
The Anal gamated leaders were not
disposed 20 do much talking today
They would not discuss the deSertlOn
OF their western followers although Mr.
Sha1lFr made what WAS evidently in
tended FOR q Srief reference to them
iu short statement he gave out at
neon. Another declaration i'm the same
Interview was regarded as highly sig
uifrant here 1T was to the effect that
no 5T1Tt would be made TO call out
rf.r If Labor and that anv action on
their BART must he y-oIuufgfv
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President s1-affar said
..7ra 49, ~ ,a5ofa1 infovr3a ton
aHrrr. The sf-rar5on in the west I do
rar hsf5s-s MO- PRESIDENT Davis OF
tr.rar1 has a.,auts7 = suDerinteuden-
CIV F~1r7 no fr7sf I'd rpnorrei My
only ra-raf is rba+ ff,a men wOrxine
ir tho Slave rars Ut tbe frusf had not
s.r.s-fr. sr9ur7 tn -or,e ont and i1in tht
strikers viii moi take any part III
calling aur tne American Federati OF
I-tr~ his action must he voluntary
The Ar-rrrsr-afad mas not lost any
thing GrT hes made rainsr
Secretary Williams said: ct think
IN. greatest SUNRISE of the strike vii
come fa the Steel officials when they
uuf we have invaded the Carnegie
pIaut We have reliable reports to tht
effect that the lower city min is TIED
up and hat but one mill I'm the upper
plant IS on. we ,,.l have not made know ,','.I
for the manufacturers.
we are i'm the ugnt until an honor.
able settlement can be- reached we
are issuing q call 90 the general Dubli,
E.r fr1ncias aid. il win "a 1uf -6dav
Williams gave out copies of the caII
which reads as follows
'-Co the Members OF Orgaufzed Tabor
"Erethren-As YOU are undoubtedly
aware. the United States Sfaar a,-ror
alton is now WaEi.g a war agaiDs-
organized labor by making the Anal
Eamated assoclouou the subject IN
which 20 begin operations Al 1ur lac
convention iJ Wss unanimously decide,
To ask the tinted states Steel -1ruara