The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
BOTH SIDES SAY
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Richmond Printers and the Ei,l-
ployers Both Say They Are
Confident Of Success.
MEN GETTING POSITIONS.
Some Have Accepted Situations
Here and Others Elsewhere.
MI. Waddey's Statement.

The strike situation Is unchanged, and
both sides are claiming victory. 1t Is
said that number Of striking printers
have received good offers from out OF
town shops, and that many have accept
| ed Amongst those Of tho strikers who
have accepted employment nre: Thomas
| w Freeman, linotype operator; Richard
Tucker, operator, und Arthur Via, hand.
man, on the Times Dispatch force. Miss
Gregory, monotype operator, In Phlln-@
delphia. james Flnncgnn, hand man, on
The News Leader force. William Cher
nault, linotype opcrator In Norfolk. ar.
Putnam in Raleigh, N. c. Wills W..
Weaver, linotype OPERATOR on The news
| Leader. r. ELLIS Jones, In Chnrlottcs-
Willie.
business meeting will be held by the
strikers at 1890 this morning, at Con-
cordln Hull Mr. Pace president 81 the
local Typographical Unlop, stated last
night that he was perfectly sm,lsli y,
with the present state OF affairs. ~
said, .rhey shy they have men ut work.
but don't believe them. II they hnd
the men, we would know It, and we don't
believe they have any new men,
Mr.. Waddey's Statement.
Mr.. Everett Waddey, spokesman for
tho employing printers, gave the follow
ing statement to &c Times dispatch
last night: 49,.
I a,n very 5Iad to be able to tell you that ne
skies are Frightening daily With US, Roth Iocn,-
tSct u'~ 81 IA america asains, whom strikes have
recently been inaugurned for the a.,
day From every quarter ' and lis anal
result {3 5A5 .t+4a.5s 4 AZ. s ~
BY tho way. occurs % mo that IN the \, peop ne
OF YOUR Intelligent and wide-awhke ncwspa,,
pem Just what !, Is that the inte r,a u ~
the shape Of Contract one Of my Texas
friends, the president and principal stoSKnoine,
in Of the largest re ssssHnsnm sat n@.
IA. Dorsey. OF Dallas. has sent mo q copy Q,
the agreement which was presented to MN ior
wire called out. That contract reads a. lol-
lows, and is proposed to be signed BY the ~. In;
a ans '0'
State of Texas, City OF Da.llas-Thls agree
ment entered Into BY and between the Inter,
national Typographical Union; acting cling BY an!'
through Its local organization In Dallas. Texas,
known Dallas Typographical Union 10. 10
ana aoins 5usnd psn N psias tie
name OF - Printing Company BY aud
through Its proper onlcers Or manager Sc: au-
thorized to act for said printing company:
Wituesssth:
l. That said ---E Printing Company here
only such employees who are memhers OF the
International Typogra phica Union and rccog,
nzed as such by said Dallas ry ,Is Jpn
work recognized by said Dallas TynoEnphlcai
Union. No. 17s as under lis Jurisdiction ana
:. That sad Printing Company hereby agrees
and promises to abide by the laws, .'utS ara
Union and said Dallas Ty ,1 Union no,
49, and the adopted scale OF. prices for WAGES
Of said Dallas Typographical Union No l7a,
,.ia, Stp,Jt n In nd GRAIL
Of prices for wages nre hereby referred To and
made par. OF this agreement {1,sn ,,ouo
By expressly agrees to recognize abide by and
put In full force ana effect on and after Jan.
ary 1st 1906 the hw and reSIat'9n adopted ed
known az the Flight Hour Day Law" which
law is hereby referred to and made part OF
and effect In the shop OF said -- Printing
Company for the term OF one year from Jan
4 That in consideration OF the foregoing, the
said International Typographical Union. acting
by and through said Dallas TypoEraphical
Of prices for wages and the rules and resula-
tons adopted by said Typographical Union NO.
entered elH rai into a shall not be changed by said
Dallas Typographical Union No. l73 for the
period Of one year from and after January LIST,
In witness whereof. we hereuno subscribe
our Names in the capacities herolnafer st, ,tal ed
You very readily that amy establish
mcnt that tics Itself up with Its employees in
such u contract as this has deliberately3sgne
away It's liberties and does not deserve tho
slightest particle Of sympathy or commissions
;lon, ana In my opinion the union should COM
pec its work by taking possession OF his
property md kicking him out into the street.
Tn. above contract Is Identical With the ones
which they have sought to have signed all
through the country. You therefore cannot be
surprised a, all AT the unanlmlty with which
employing printers, members Of /, he Typohetne
organization. and those who not men,
hers have Joined IN the determination
tint they absolutely will not submit to such
dictation. tI5.