The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-10-14
TIE L &c R ORD.
PRINTERS ON STRIKE
.TYPOTHETAE EXPOSED
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both as to character and ability. I'm
der normal conditions employers
would not tolerate such scum. Of
fees badly handicapped. Union says
complete victory in sight.
Cincinnati, Ohio.-Seventy-nine Of
fees. employing $50 men, have signed
eight-h0ur agreements. Twenty
three offices, employing LA men, re-
fused, and the men are out. The list
of offices signed includes some of the
largest. Few non-unionists at work,
unable to make impression on en-
Urgency work.
Charlotte, N. C.-Men stand firm.
Winning men to ranks. Proprietors
still hold out. Stir fight.
Canton, Ohio.-The eight-hour
movement in Canton is progressing
very satisfactory and No. 219 feels
confident of winning out in good
shape. Several offices have signed.
Dallas, Texas.-Offices employing
about half the men affected by
eight-hour law signed. Typothetae
offices refused to sign and strike is
on. Prospects good. Usual report
as to ability of few non-unionists at
work.
Detroit, ADMINISTRATION unchanged
except that employers in desperate eff
fort to turn the, tide of public sympa-
rn t * 19 SAYS
are now In the eighth week of our fight
out occurred eight weeks ago, every
foreman, every journeyman. the super
1ntendent of one Of the largest plants,
and every apprentice came out instant
ly, and now. after practically two
months of the fiercest kind of con-
% @ to S the yo%ngest o appre pre-
is still out-not one deserter from No.
49,. a record you must acknowledge
is almost in the history
cause our members are loyal and true
to their obligation.
Erie, Pa:-Eight contracts received.
One refused. Five men. one apprentice
out. Prospects good for complete sue
Ell ,Paso, Texas---Herald and News,
two typothetae offices, signed agree
boasted was made to return to the
'''F Eresgort III hi:-str,ks on, two offices:
signed. u toHstee Ss refused; seventycei GIT
men out. Only a few -unionists
work.
up except three; only one Of latter Of
consequences. All members working !;
not one idle printer in city. Prospects
ees a oa suffcsn
Hartford, Conn.-Ninety- eight men
gut. Fifteen offices, employing thirty
tions from our ranks.
Union will win.
TO E{s stfos gsfas Sa
Jamestown, N. D.-str1ks on, one Of
flee.
s,s sssdeS J S:x City frnns
sued union officers for 100000, thus
acknowledging defeat; American amer Type =;
sive. strikebr eakers display punches
t Ksismasee: M,Sshr1.sty men oat
two daily papers ana three job offices.
Lowell Mass.---Another office signed,
a snt spr ;x eats tS aat two e
left Victory Rosittxe."
Mi MlnnesPotis, MINI ore .hqndFsd ana
OFFICES rind it Impossible to obtain help.
Mitchell NJ g , pI:IJNght-h19r strike on;
offioest Hnioa arm ana determined t.
Of as |R:SSt 9RpeS
tSnty the for sses
ton using every in{iuenes 70 down Us:
New ark, N. J.-Ten shops still on
StTtksmnine tZRothetas and one small
Our members working in twenty three
shops, About thirty Imported nom
unionists, nearly all incompetents. are
nnk fiat has eyer seem snssdss panX
adsnt Of ultimate Victory.
New Haven, Concentrations re-
YTR%asday5 Fey Fey gave but tfia to 3hs
local press PRESS: simply stating that they
going to bow gracefully to the inevit-
aple after waiting for certain time.
%ssy five awe %sek e*en that " tMG %se ts
teen have signed.
New London, Conn.-strike In three
two non-union men at work, one at the
New London Printing Company and the
other at thl Utley Printing Company.
The aEss st saa os sFRpsa
Peoria. 1li.-No change. Union con-
uQeut.
Quincy. 1ll:-Tyo Offices out. Elev-
ter Of short while before the two Of
fices will be in line"
Roanoke, Va.-Str1ke on In two Of
hces.
Rochester, N Y-There is no material
change here in the situation. One
hundred ana twenty members on
strike. Sixteen agreements signed.
Thirteen offices affected by strike. Two
hundred and five members Employed
The struck offices are not making much
progress, securing only a little help,
and that OF the most Indifferent char
acter. w.
Rome, N. Y.-All offices signed but
Richmond. va.-Members making
magnificent showing, d. Offices affected
by strike have only a few Incompetence
at work, and were unable to bid on
State printing contracts.
San Antonio, Tex.--Union elected new
officers. and campaign against unfair
offices will be pushed vigorously,
st. Louis, Mo-Eight offices, eighty
eight men. twenty-three apprentices,
copy-holders, etc, still out. Would be
justified In placing union on eight-hour
list
st. Joseph. Mono change in situa =
ton. Forty-two members out.