The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-09

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city are among The best citizens.
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pays AZ high average wages ~ BzttIe
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peroEE, ard no city has 70 large pro
Dortion q the best grade of Mechanics
who 0xn fnelr own homes.
30 the work people nasse1 together
With the other citizens of the organi-
zafion n the Citizens Assn with the
following preamble and Constitution.
Whereas, From 1891 70 1894 the
strikes instlgated BIZ labor unlons IN
Battle Creek resulted in the destruc-
tlcn cf property and loss of large
sums ot money fl wages that would
have been expended here; and,
Whereas, These arts caused serious
damage u the city and IL market
way delayed its progress At that time,
and,
whereas. Since the year 1924 the
citizens have been enabled. by public
sentiment, 70 prevent the recurrence
of strikes and labor union disturb
snces which have been prevalent elgs-
wheres and,
Whereas, The empioyera Of this city
have gteadfasily refused To placs the
management os their business under
the control of labor unions. but have
maintained the highest standard Of
wages paid under ike conditions any
where n the United States. and here
Dy unanimously declared their intent
10 continue such policy. and the en-
Dlcyes of this city, large percentage
of wnom own homes and have fami-
Iles reared and educated under condi-
tions Of peace and the well-earned
prosperity Of steady employment. have
steadfastIy maintained their right as
free American citizens to work with
out the dIctation and tyranny Of labor
union leaders, the bitter experience Of
the past Offering sufficient reason for
a determined stand for freedom; and.
Whereas, The attitude Of the citi-
zens on this subject has been the
means Of preserving peaceful condi-
tlona and continuous prosperity, In
marked contrast TO the conditions e.
lsting IN other cities suffering from
the dictztion Of trades unionism; # is
therefore
Resolved. That the continuance OF
peace and prosperity In Battle Creek
can be maintained, and the destructive
work Of outside Interference avoided
under the combined effort and action
Of all our people. By the formation OF
Citizens Association.
CONSTITUTION.
Article Name.
Article 2.-Objects.
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