The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-26
CHICAGO IN TAROES
OF A RACE WAR
Serious Trouble Likely to Grow
Out Of the Transfers
Strike.
FEELING is VERY BITTER
Following Murder of Eisht-Year-old
Boy by Negroes Residents Have
Armed Themselves and Hunt
for the Strikcbreakers.

Chicago. May S.-The strike Of the
transfers, instead of being declared
off, will be spread to greater ropor
tons. This was decided Saturday
night by the members of the teamsters'
joint council, which was in session un-
TIL midnight.
The council met at s o'clock to hear
the propositions that had been in
!. progress with the employers through
out tine day. They agreed to all the
stipulations of the employers with the
exception of hat which declared that
shoul not be taken back. This was
.he rock upon which the peace pro-
gram was wrecked, and after several
hours of debate it was decided that the
Transfers union could not cave the
express drivers to make a lone fight.
but must stand by them. 1t was de-
cided to call off all the negotiations
and for a further fight.
The sense of the meeting was ex-
pressed in the following resolution.
WHICH was passed and given out as
defining :he position of the Transfers:
WE believe that the railroad express
companies are not justified in their
refusal to reinstate any of their former
employees. and believe that the best in
terests of all would have been served
/ lliu lntN e 10 III M DIO1OSl-
ton or a somewhat SIMILAR one to that
which the E.mployers' association sug-
gestet.
Under these conditions it is incum-
bent on the members OF the transfers
organization to continue the strike UNI
til such time as the express companies
will agree to the same conditions as
those offered by the Employers aSso-
ciation."
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OesPeraee r's"' Insueo.
AS Bernstein iell unconscious Il crowd
which had been attracted by the first
shots hurried TO IlnsleY ana the
man. with the assistance of
another negro Iinsley picked Bernstein
up ana ran lnlo IL nearby saloon. inns
ley stood in the doorway of the saloon
with drawn revolver. but the crowd,
which was OF negroes, was
crying for vengeance for the killing of
Gray. and Tinsley. seeing that he, UNI
assisted, would not be able to keep
them back. shut and barred the door.
The crowd. which had now grown to a