Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
COMPELLED WOMEN TO WALK.
Employers Association Delivers AZ
Ultimatum u Leading Team,
Owners
THEY MUST DELIVER FREIGHT
Or Lsse Business--Trsuble With Non.
Union colsred Teamsters--Mst
With Yells Of Derislon.

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Chicago, May 2,--l'hc cordonp Of union
blckcls stationed on the curbing In
state street and Wabash avenue hoNo
been supplemented greatly In numbers
with the result that. In spite OF the viz.
ilance OF the police, carriages ana hacks
are stopped and drivers and their fares
warned against attempting TO carry
purchases home from tho boycottcd
stores,
Store employees burdened with bun
dies are stopped and their parcels talk.
on from them, and torn open and
searched by the picke,s and union SYM
palhisers 20 see II they are attempting
10 deliver goods 10 customers or only
carrying their own property TO their
homes AFTER assuring the plckots that
the contents Of the bundles belong to
them they are not disturbed further,
In one instance n hired carriage was
stopped In Wabash avenue, and the &C.
cOpont, a woman shopper compelled to
set out and walk Another woman,
with both arms full Of bundles, was
caught by the skirts and stopped ~ she
was nbou, TO step into q cab In State
street Tho cab driver was warned not
90 take her as u fare, undanntcd, the
shopper walked TO another corner,
where she hailed second cab. Again
she was stopped by thc union sympa.
'hlzcrs Finally she boarded street
car,
only q few hacks or cabs vonturod 10
drive up TO the entrances 10 any Of tho
state street stores In most cascs the
drivers request their passengers TO
Might ON the opposite side Of the stree,
hnd walk over 10 thor destination,
with ono exception. none OF the state
'treet stores attempted to make dcliy.
'st+'N the residential districts yostor.
daS although at all the boyco,ied on.
Refreshments assurances were freely
given that the wagons would start on,
today,
with few exceptions the llvcrIcs gen.
raly refuse to carry passengers To u
boycottcd store
Ihc sldeN alke ana the surface ana
Elevated cars are throngcd with men,
Women ana children carrying bundles OF
SIZES ana descriptions
EMPLOYERS ULTIMATUM,
chicago, MAY 2,--Thc outcome Of a
move 10 bring tho tcnmsters, conoici
70 n crisis was eagerly awaited today
by me employers and unlonsts The
employers association had delivered
WI ultlmntum to fyo leading team.
owners mat they make deliveries 10 the
department. stores M they had been
uolng N tho past Tho answer TO tho
tcoming contractors who propared 10.
Gnsiously looked forw "' d't ~ ''"'''' WA
The toam'ownere auIl making dclly.
.tles TO stores whom tho tcumstcrs on
'orno upon the strike
ne leam.owncM We're Informed that
IVY mus' either deliver freight 10 the
uoycolled stores or lose the business
Pvrnnhrnty
70 deliver goods nv demanded would
guuse spread or the strike 10 5000
more nrlyera,
,hur Dixon Transfer company Joseph
nlo.Mon company, W. i Rond Trons.
v,ah spnp"nsl ,hrlN'opnof NJ
hSncn una stephen Clarke,
Iho employers seemed determined 10
'or,s tne nght, and an employer said
me unions have extended the strike
suu W WIN elmply 30 one better and
N'onu " ourselves " necessary Thorc
no uso drltling along on the do
Among the many de,ocbmcn,s q, IN.
on mns s.rike,brcaksers who arrived
roa.,, nunEo .ouay, we largest single
nunS pe'naps came from Detroit, Tiny
h oovv ana were escorted by
,,roo,. TuN o. police through the
nno'v ,e !" 'no ntr'Ne breakers head.
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MEN ON STRIKE D,,Ty.
A...,. -, $3.50.
,o Gcss'snunt oh,el schnetller reported
Mnia,s 'na, ne nad lloo men on strike
ivy Ibis force, ne claimed, was able
pro'oS. gov wagons In caravans,
v0pao s'nsle WAGONS are sent out
'Too %, VIZ pa,rolmen u provided,
has mn'tuue OF 'ne packers, which
SoS Seen involved some doubt, Ia
meoluveu 70 pc opposed to tho cS.
p'oil vi lne htrlkc 10 their teams.