The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-28
STRIKE REACHES
The ALLIED TRADES
y
stock Handlers, Transfers, Ma
chinIsts and Other Work.
ers Go Out.
PLACES OF MANY FILLED
Efforts in the Direction Of Peace Sill,
Continue, the Labor Organizations
Still lncIinjng to Be Con-
sentative.
PLACES OF MANY FILLED

Mica On lI,Iy- o. NI-..,
nnont i,t iar "'IS - WIN all the peace
,hS broken OIL and with all
~ "i''eu trades union men employed
at the different plants. with tho ovnon
ton of the teamste,s ,,d ~.
arv enotraors n,, u" ne slA''oh-
r,,b,. ,,,l ?"r ." SiFlke IN SYM
i'."' VIZ" the butcher Workmen who
quit work two weeks ago. the stock
yards strike had settled down 10 what
promises In he ,r, &c , 49,
! fu,ts bctv.a.n ~ "I,'eleSl
Li@, '"Pi''I ana labor III the
"','''S "i America,
AS mas been threatened for some
packing tnd,,ctr,. o,,i. ,. 80 ~
an, .!., H'i' ""ih "'le!' cHiieu
&C., "''''' inc S'Llhlhg butchers in
'NV" c'pFlS 10 bring the packers to
terms. In several instances the mon
did not wait for Tho official ro,iGoo4u,
| from ,rair r,, do,
tn,o,. H.. - -" On SIrih'' put
''"H men too!S II quit work
VI IheiF " N0lition.
ne statement was made by Michael
j. l)ohheHy, president of the butchers
union, mat every uniOn mar employed
az me stock yards, with the exception
Oh the leamSterS and engineers, had re-
Sponded to orders for a general sympa-
lhellG strike. The engineers, he de-
clared. would join the strikers and un-
less there was a speedy settlement Of
the difficulty he said the teamsters
would Undoubtedly join their brother
Worknlen in their struggle for suprem-
ac%: According to Mr.. Donnelly, the
Slrlke SWelled the number of men who
nave quit at the stock yards i'll Chicago
alone nearly 10000 persons.
Both sides to the controversy declared
fhlt lA1y yrrnrN ,,r,,F,.+1- .-..-c-1 -
the present state Of affairs, and that
they We're willing to make it a fight to
a llniSh TO determine who shall dictate
the terms of a settlement.
Chicago, July 2G.-The long threat
ened strike OF the miscellaneous trades
at the stock yards, called to assist the
butcher WOrkmen, began at 10 O'Clock
Monday, with the walkout of nearly all
the teamsters, machinists, can workers
anu low l~niilWItShtS ana helpers EN-
p'pStu py the seven Dig packers.
every 1--we STOCK handler IN the yards
quit this morning, The packers team
SttIs are sun at work put me steam
IItttrS' e!ectrIclahs' PLUMBERS noH-
makers, engineers ana llfelneF nave
joined III the general strike, IhouSahuS
OF men carrying lunch baskets LETT the
SaIuS' 40 dlSoEueF was reported:
I'M tVil'i9N'tS AMI tdltle hd44uicl9 dS
a WhOle refused 10 Joln IN lhe precon-
terence movement so much Desired ana
urged by President Donnelly, but at
mat a large NUMBER OF them qult quiet
~ Il lett the yards 10 attend the Dig
mass meeting called lof lhe henent or
az VINO hid refused 10 avail me result
Of further conferences. While these
WalkoutS We're taking place, confer
ences between the strike representa-
lives Il the packers We're held at the
Offices OF Nelson Morris 4 Co, n dele
gates representing the allied trades
We're IN session.
More Peace Efforts Possible,
Das,;i+o tho STRONGEST efforts mazda bv
DraeiGart DonnaI7. Of INC An,aloo-
r,otIT IIa9+ C1,ftars ana BTltr6nr
IT-a,,l,,,,,N +Lo ,Lraatn,a6 e+ri,e ~.
WT.M ~ ~. 4,,1,. an ,Ga roci-a,s a. i1a
n"1,i '9 "a JL',,''tS +ha - 800, Va, .. a.
oSo n . x 3n,If 80 80" ~
- ! .y %is ,a,o,it,T S,,d Ga,o7onm,oI
G'!i1,' 1H'4 u" 5,,n,3' - nfsa ~ ~ a.,
len ,,r9r 20 ,nigh+ nro,,a successful
'' rrbn +n3 nlstnrs, GOVERNING committee
met carly TODAY and decided TO make
aIr.roonSnnts To meet tha chiefs of The
nacLi7r houses and there was another
conferences between the delegates and
chiefs Of the allied trades. Both these
cnrfnrnnooe v.nra visited nv President
Donnelly. who demanded hat the al
Iiad ,rae do, = ranara1 strike of
80 ~ ond Io+ f,1rthnr eontiatinns come
orto,,yor sac
me- 6rst hio daractior in the great
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