The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-06
TO FORM BANKS CONTROLLED BY THE WORKING INTERESTS

4 licences through craai'iati1u Will b. 'Hlei.
-.l;..ry SN.rr has been ~. l- - the os-
f..-- - %. Federation ." bring 20. f1'a'
strike 90 az md. u % I- lHr settled g.
= s--Il..- o. t' al, receive tho a-far t'H-
.. 'l" Es.H-riE, council - t-- f'i'.-.--
-.e .Iaf.ru.-t- - tH. miners -r-.sr
ll DH.arr.Y a.. familiar Goo the .4u... Tine
ts.t- @.F .lI-.l Governor Pea. ".'s .
as...a-" Iul.i'ar, rli. and 10 order 'i.I"--'-
f.HH ~ HsH.r leaders 60 the ~ ~ "a %
-r..-'l..f.'s. e. rul-k-t-. have almost .--.-.-
, J. ceased. 'fl adj. 'w'rf - EXISTING a'i-
.--.-" a..'i fnr 1.'1 r=5 H. r'.T5-
-.ta-H = -Es p f..rH'lHr ~ l-tts~ on .l. T.
I .- rH Obtain Federal Intervention srs rt.
;.-.--"..H .t r-E..tr rr.H--. f-. F...r.it
.'ar'- IN. willing ~ unable. Q" -H7ri
u 'a.saa-. the h..f strike. s-T tho I.s-
turbine .r.Hs.1..rf tu 20. uvsr-.t.1N nun
.ro-# smaller strikes S-srn. hlat-a'!
-1i"l fia. it-iS'- lu fHirtE-nils contract
-ua...'rI-r- .l shop Z ~. Archi-l-.
I"-.Ea af santa +. Railroad from
t-.si.--. ~ alleged ir-iustian against
union me-. This X a twia issue With the
IN International Association - Ma
ctin;~-s. w-th "a u1e1uh-rshIV - $500. has
I-E"- mas" n demand On any railroad fer
abolition ~ III. --1g.t. SNu!- ANY nom
uai'a ruau 81 a shop wi,r ma lF-'ts .
union employs J. - severely i-ft al1r =
b. 90 system Il '-lC.a.iZ-f! r- .T4s-r.
that p. g = c.nig- - D. :o.s not thr
~ his job - Join the union
n Sia--achI-.tts hundreds ~ textile
""rs.-- ar 81 -frik" a-t4fst a t--,.ti-
.r--L EHarfss--r lr woes r. Boston. il-t-
f-.H. dorchester ard Ihi'Gd-iihla there ar"
s's-r'- 9f -aFm.u' workers VT. "
IT.. The !fiti4l Efforts q Jo~-Fh Litter
personally 20 manage valuable coal isl.n-s.
a. stipulated - The vii ~ hf- father.
tho it,s LII 4. Liter. have ben com
! -ea'=i Rith q miners strike. which L.
has fought to-. and nail
Tho h--f erik j. also FIT In Kansas
city. -. Louis AID Omaha. whore tn--r
ar al~H strikes IN the "l.n c"o- iss-"- IN
nearly every cry % Irlpurtau-a thee a: .
benz a-lisatiy ~-tti.d- ard -1rrls have -ei
e. a-sra..f-. rts he-w-.r. aS-u. .atip-s 20 EN-
il0y@rs and the unions - submit ut n
difference q boards = Cancellation
PEACE. N PENNSYLVANIA
The excellent vo-E q the Anthracite
Coal Commission. a;v0iut., b. P-esis.s ~
Roosevelt. w1o irt-sy. 70 triGs 20 an
-! TIE greet coal strike % -. has made
peace ~ Pennsylvania fog tao years. II
- improbable = Their. will - any further
trouble there while the authority q the
commission lasts for two yeas more Then
the pF"ut % peace 20 bOtn sides "a expect
u 70 prompt = further c0uciliatory asr-e-
National legislators expect Organized Ia
Dor soon 10 demand further legislative re-
s'riction o; th- vast food 90 immigration
from EuroT-- Menb.rs o, Congr.ss and
Senator'S from the West notably Repre-
sentative Liy.-nazh of California and Sen
atpr Patterson OF Colorado. have alr-aGy
raised a r-y % alarm over Chinsss- exc!I-
siYu. Their tacsin J. the yellow p=E!l for
China has given notice that On December
she Will shroclte The treaty now reEu-
!at4rg Chinese immigration
he Attorney General las already zen
tsr-d an opinion that th. last irurnigra-
ton law Will Stii bar oGt al. u the chi
nes- cool!e labo-.ng class. but new
treaty il being negotiated. and China fs
sroutly insisting on a more liberal coz
-truCt!on q ;rc Lax admitting Chinese
merchants. students. professional men and
diplomats. Pacific Coasr interests protest
that greater llr@rality sgtlI a-ori oppJFtU-
atty for the cunning Chines- coolis - pass
himself OF, aS on. % a higher class. and
that food % cheap laB0rers will come
into the country just the same.
PRESIDENT Roosevelt and Secretary Hay
bcth great advocates o., American enter
prise IN the orient. fear that continuation
q the strict an1 narrow avs bearing up
On admissible Chinese Will draw from The
l-kiu Government r.tallatory measures
which VIII talk the efforts az American
commerce 70 conquer the markets OF the
orient.
There "a. however. no necessity u bring
Ing the issue iato the campaign by sign
IN, a n-s. treaty more favorable 10 China
before tie election.