Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

Company ard Americas Tin Plate Com
pany, stated that the issuing OF an In
junction was not contemplated at this
time. No move Of this kind has been
made so far.
Il WAS not in Cleveland, as reported.
said Mr.. We'll, "and 1 do not know who
the mysterious lawyers are who were
supposed to be there. l know they are
not acting for either the tin plate or
sheet steel company. | would repre-
sent these companies II any such action
was planned"
Organized labor in Pittsburg Is TO be
formed into a closer alliance. sem
ate OF labor, embracing all the trades
organizations, Is to be constituted In
Pittsburg tomorrow night The pre-
posed senate Is said to be the scheme
of President Shaffer, OF the Amai9a-
mated Association. and National Or
ganizer Flynn. of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor
telegram from Apollo tonight
says:
The strike situation here and at Van
dergrift remains the same. Tho Hyde
Park mill of the American Sheet steel
Company will start up ON Monday.
This has always been union mill but
will be started on Monday without rec
osnizing the union. As a result many
of the old employees refuse TO so TO
work. and to get the mill started In
full six full crews from this place have
been transferred, necessitatins the
closing down of the mills here.
McKeesport reports no material
change in the strike situation. No
trouble has occurred and none Is
feared.
This was pay day at the numerous
plants OF educational Tube Company.
and the
street. Were Lined with People
during the entire night. the emf
pIoyes of w. Devices Woods and tho
United States tin plate plant at DENIM
Ter, who quit work. received their
pay In full to date. The employees OF
the National Tube Company received
the advance announced some timc ago,
and II amounted to from per cent. to
10 per cent. When a reporter at
tempted to get an interview with Man
ager Crawford, of the National Tube
Company, tonight, he refused to be in-
terviewed. A prominent leader among
the employees of the National Tube
Company said to-night
There is no trouble among the EN-
ployes of the National Tube Company
at present. 1t is true that the men
are being organized but you can say
that there will be no strike until the
organization is complete. There may
be some news for the public on Mon
day or Tuesday"
1t Is hard to say at this time what
the outcome of the Mckeesport
troubles will be, both sides seeming 10
be waiting on the other to make
move, but 1t is fact that the men are
being better organized every day.
The correspondent at Youngstown
| tonight wires as follows:
According to reports which have
reached here the officials or the United
States Steel Corporation are concen-
trating
PinkertOn Detectives
at Wellsviile, where the corporation in
tends to operate its plant full next
week. The officials have been rushing
in non-union men daily in small num-
bers so as not to attract attention.
With the sending out OF the order for
the concentration of detectives there,
the men found out that the company
is directing its entire attention to the
Wellsviile plant. President Shaffer Is
familiar with these moves and his re-
cent visit to Wellsville was to famil-
iariZe himself with the situation