Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-22
STRIKE IS
RENEWED
Chicago Packers Violate Agree.
ment Entered Into Yes.
terday.
MANY CITIES AFFECTED
Butchers Refuse to Work Unless Com.
panions Are Reinstated .
at Once. -

Chicago, July 22.-The packins
house strike was today ordered re
newed in Chicago and in all othe
cities. A violation Of the agreemen
by the packing house proprietors il
assigned as the reason. The following
telegram was sent by President Don
nelly to the employees of the variou.
packing houses of the different cities
affected by the previous strike:
"Order out all departments again
The companies have violated the
agreement"
Three thousand cattle butchers re
ported at the stock yards here fol
work. Only half of them were giver
places. Thereupon an refused to work
and a general order for the renewal o1
the strike was soon forthcoming.
Strike Breakers Attacked. -
Kansas City, Mo-, July 22.-Only a
limited number of strikers were put
back in their old places when they re
ported for work this morning. A strong
feeling of resentment developed. In the
district the strike breakers
were attacked by strikers and mum.
Der of non-union men were beaten.
The police soon dispersed the mob.
Men Strike at St. Louis.
East st. Louis, July 22.-In response
to an order from President Donnelly,
$500 men, employed in the packing
houses, a majority Of whom had been
assigned to their old places, have
again gone on strike and the packing
ing houses are tied up.
Conference Being Held.
Chicago, July pa joint conference
has been arranged for today between
the packing house proprietors and the
labor leaders to discuss the alleged
unjust discrimination on the part Of
the packers.
Other WaIkouts Probable.
Chicago, July 22.-President Donnel-
ly, of the butchers workmen's union,
has requested the leaders of all allied
trades to order their men out in SYM
pathetic strike.
Rioting in Chicago.
Chicago, July 22.-After hurried
the packers issued the fol-
lowing statement "Much to our sur
prise, the men, after reporting for
work this morning and after getting
started early, all of the packing houses
were ordered out again. We thought
that the officers of the organization
clearly understood that business had
been more or less disrupted during the
strike, and some delay would be re-
quired to get started up again in any.
thing like the full capacity"
The first rioting of the day came
when Frank Miller was set upon by
a crowd of strike sympathizers, who
beat him so badly that at the hospital
it was said he had little chance for re-
covery. His skull was fractured and
his Jaw broken.
Vote to Walk Out.
Chicago, July 22.-The various
unions that would be affected by a
strike have already voted
to walk out at the discretion OF their
leaders.
It is the intentiCn of the packers to
carry out their agreement in every
particular, and if any house gives
cause for a grievance the same will be
readily adjusted. Reports are current
this afternoon that the packers de-
cided to meet the continued warfare
with a complete shutdown of the kill
ing departments until sufficient non
union men can be obtained to operate
on a large scale.
Strike Renewed at Omaha.
Omaha, Neb., July 22.-All of the
union men who returned to work al
the packing houses today again strucl
when President Donnelly's order was
received.
Return to Work.
st. Joseph, M July 22.-Fifteer
hundred packing house employees re
turned to work today.
Again Walk Out.
st. Joseph, July 22.-The packing
house employees, who returned to worl
this morning, walked out again a
noon.
Strike Resumed at Kansas City.
Kansas City, Mo-, July 22.-Th'
strike order was not made known tt
the men who have been taken bacl
until noon, when with few exceptions
they again left their places.
SENATOR GORMAN