The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-14
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gram handed him during the afternoon
session. which was an expression of conf
dence and support from the officers and
members of one of the largest Amalga-
mated lodges in the country. He stated
that he had others that he could show if
the manufacturers wished TO read them.
The Amalgamated officials declare that the
mills that are supposed TO be nonunion
and owned and controlled by the United
States Steel Corporation Will show some
heavy Withdrawals when the order reaches
the men. The workmen, they claim. have
been in readiness for the struggle ever
since the first breach occurred in the plant
OF the w. Devices Wood plant last spring.
President Shaffer says ii was at that
time difficult to prevent a general strike
of the men in all the mills of the greater
steel combine. Under conditions that were
more exasperating to the men than ever.
he believed that the strike order will find
instant response in every plant that is af-
fected in any way. A week will be required
to reach all the men that are TO be ordered
out. Only then will il be possible to tell
how effective the strike will be, n how
complete it's effect on the business of the
country. As soon as the mills shut down
the shipment of raw material, of coal and
coke for the various plants will cease. 1t
is said the depression in this respect is
looked upon as threatening more serious
results than the simple closing of the mills
OF the United States Steel Corporation.
PLANTS AFFECTED.
The plants affected by the strike are:
American Sheet Steel Company
Aetna Standard Iron and Steel Company.
Bridgeport, o.; Cambridge Iron and Steel
Company. Cambridge. o.; Canton Rolling
Mill Company, Canton, o.; CHARTERS Iron
and Steel Company, Carnegie. Pa; Coshoc-
ton Rolling Mill Company. Coshocton. o.;
Dennison. Rolling Mil Company. Denniscn.
O.; Dresden Iron and Sheet Steel Company,
Dresden. O.: Hyde Park Iron and Steel
company. Hyde Park. Pa; Kirkpatrick *
Co, Leechburg, Pa; Midland Steel Com
pany. Muncie, Ind; New Philadelphia Iron
and Steel Company. New Philadelphia. o.:
Pittsburg Sheet Manufacturing COMPANY.
Shousetown. Pa: Piqua Rolling Mill Com
pany, Cincinnati Corrugating Company,
Piqua. o.; Republic Iron and Steel Com
pany. sheet mills. outside of Alabama; w.
Dewees,W GOD Company, Mckeesport. Pa;
Mellsville, o.; Sharon Iron Company,
Sharon, Pa.
Mills not affected yet: Apollo Iron and
Steel Company. Nandegrift. Pa; Chester
Rolling Mill Company. East Liverpool. O.:
Corning Steel Company. Corning o.; Fall
cen IRON and Nail Company. Niles. o.; P.
II. Laufman q Co. Paulton, Pa; Ola
Meadow Rolling Nil Company. Salisbury,
Pa; Seottdale Iron and Steel Company,
Scottdale. Pa. Reeves Iron Company.
Canal Dover. o.. Salisbury Rolling Mill
Company, Salisbury. Pa: Struthers Iron
and Steel Company. Struthers. o.: West
Penn Sheet Steel Company, Leechburg. Pa.
American Steel Hoop Company
Mills Immediately affected by strike or
der: J. Painter * Sons. ~PittsbuTg: Lindsay
< McCutcheon. Pittsburg. Union Iron and
Steel Company. Youngstown, O., which
embraces the upper and lower mills at
Youngstown, and mills at Warren and
Girard. O.; Monessen Steel Company. Mo-
nessen. Pa. =. II. Kimberly & Co. Sharon
and Greenville. Pa: Portage Iron Com
pany. Duncansville, Pa; Aetna-Standard
works at Bridgeport and Mingo Junction.
Q.
Mills not affected yet: Isabella Furnace
Company. Pittsburg: William Clarks' Sons
Company. Pittsburg; Pomeroy Iron and
Steel Company. Pomeroy. o.
American Tin Plate Company
Mills Immediately affected: American
Tin-plate Company. Elwood. Ind; Ameri-
can Tin-plate Company. Montpelier. Ind.
Beaver Tin-plate Company, Lisbon, o.
Crescent Sheet Tin-plate Company, Cleye.
land. o; Falcon T~in-plate and Sheet Com
pany. Niles, o. Humbert Tin-plate Com
pany. Connellsville. Pa. Irondale Sheei
and Iron Company. Richmond. Ind; Isa-
belle iron works. Wheeling, w. Va: Mo
nongahela Tin-piate Company. Pittsburg