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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
At Akron, Ohio, Where They Have
Undertaken to Crush Unions
Notorious Rat Printing Concern Resorts to
Brute Force and Employs Horde of Union
Busting Detectives---One Bull Killed.

Akron, Ohio, is the seat of a
great labor struggle.
The Manufacturers. Association
has undertaken to crush ont of
existence the unions of the print.
lng trades. and selected Akron as
the chief point of attack, using the,
Werner Printing and Publishing
60. rs the particular agency. and
Incidentally the Commercial Print
ing Co.
tlNc unions are involved. Labor
spies. professional scabs, thugs and
private detectives (?O have been
imported by the hundreds to beat
union men out Of their Jobs, beat
them on the streets, and in every
way possible provoke them into
breaches of the law: and the
machinery of the law itself has
been seized and used against them
III III" effort to hound them to de-
irat and even death if necessary.
Life and LIMB have been, and
al" constantly i'll jeopardy; and
lw" union men have been jailed
with Il charge of murder against
them. These men were attacked
on the street in the dark of night.
by two bull detectives. furnish
ed 10y Il Cleveland union bust
lns detective agency and in
the t"SSle one of the bulls was
shot. dying two days later.
On the strength alone Of the
word OF the other .bull' these
nnlon men have been indicted by
special grand jury for murder
III the first and second degree re.
SpcrilNe, y:and having been denied
'hclr constitutional right of Il
preliminary hearing. are now
ianSuiShing in cells of the SUNNI it
rounty Jail.
Frc.ludgcd and found guilty to
ID Intcnts and purposes before
being placed on trial.
nat they are innocent is proven
10y tn" impossibility of obtaining
anything like 4 fair trial for them {:
lN' court officers (both Of the city
ana country with the sole ex
''Ptl"n of the mayor Straining
''"IN energy to railroad their
cases through without the least
''CIrb /" Justice or even common
t"""ucV.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
Exploiters of Labor
Living in Opulence
While the Producer is Compelled to Live in
Poverty and Obscurity Organization is
Labors Only Hope.

Organized labor is not Il cause
but an effect of economic condi
tions. These conditions were
originated and established by the
eNplolterS of labor who have be
come Immensely and tearfully
wealthy at the expense of the
toiling millions who vet remain ut
the foot of the ladder in almost
hopeless poverty.
Organization is the only hope
for the laboring men who produce
all the necessities and all the
luXuries OF civilized litee The
dissatisfaction of the producer is
well grounded because it is IL mat
ter Ot common knowledge that he
and his family live in poverty and
obScurity while the captains of
industry" live pompously and
riotouSly on the fruits of labor.
These arch tiendS and enemies Of
the human race have gone into po-
litics in order to control the
elective franchise. or rather to de
bauch the same in the interest of
such conditions as they have been
able to control rs their willing
tools to carry out their nefarious
designs of loot and plunder. They
have not heSltatcd to approach the
sacred - precincts OF the federal
Judiciary: and the uniform de
ciSionS against organized labor and
against the people and against
whole states show concluSiyely V
that their influence * most alarm
ing palpable- When Il decision.
such as the st. Paul decision i
desired the local tribunal are pro
tected from local public scorn by
shifting the apparent reSponsi-
| bility to some b1 other of the
ermine SO far removed as to suffer
no social Inconvenience within his
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
Laws Are For the
Plutocrats Only f!
For the Tollers to Boycott is Unlawful, B77t
Blackllstlng by the Corporations is
Not Says the Courts

The Supreme Court of the United
State has decided that four mem
bers oi labor union to agree
among themselves that thev will
not patronize an individual firm
or company that will not deal
with them as unionists is restraint
OF trade and consequently forbid
den by law.
On January 23u the same court
decided that it was not contrary to
law for corporation to refuse to
patronlZe members of labor union
because they were members of the
union and that statute declaring
this TO be unlawful contlicted with
the constitution and was null and
void
The law bearing upon the re.
latlonS of trades unions and EN-.
ployes of labor is thus definitely
and authoritatively interpreted by
the court of last reSort-to bovcott
is unlawful: to blacklist is not.
The law declared unconsti-
tutlonal ON January 23d was
known as the l,rdman act. 1t
was limited in it's scope. 1t ap
piled only to railroad corporations
engaged i'll interstate commerce.
1t forbade the dismissal OF en-
ployes because they were mem
berS of Il labor union by such cor
porationS.
In that case there was no ques-
don of a restraint of trade. The
theory of the law as enacted by
congress was that railroad en-
ployeS and other workinSmeu had
right to organize for their own
protection and for the betterment
of their condition and that it was
contrary to public policy to dis.
miss them from mployment for
exercising that right.
Railroad companies are given
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01

Ihe vicinity of the Werner plant
but'a single man was picked ont
and the attacks were to be made
upon him.
The man chosen to ne the victim
IN lhls new phase of criminal
manufacture was Ralph Brehm.
Young Brehm was bounded hv
squads of Werner employees. He
was at all times within the mast
three or four weeks the object of
concerted attacks. One of these
attacks was made in Il crowd in
front of Winer Bros. two weeks
ago and Brehm, forced to defend
himself, struch one Williams "a
Werner employee )ovcr the head
with Il club and escaped. Mem
bers of the attacking patty were
heard to say. they would !cct'
Brehm yet. @rhe bounding was
kept up until he became afraid to
be on the streets alone at night
and sought the protection of
police.
1t is said that the night previous
to the shooting Brchm was escort
ed home by Il policeman. and
arrangements were made for the
same policeman to accompany him
the night the shooting occurred,
but that the officer had been re-
moved from his beat-t tTat day and
could not do so. In this extremity
Brehm sought the assistance of
friends. and John Gil1in offered to
go home with him. On Perkins
street they were met by John
Maloney and Arthur Becker.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01

immediate environment.
States right are trampled upon
and utterly despised by those
tribunals who are not elected bv
the people, but who are usually
appointed without reference to
anything except ''availability.'
States legislatures and the
national congress together with
the president Of the United States.
are absolutely shorn of all power
by nine men who arrogate to them
selves the right to repeal any and
all laws the people make. The
presidents power is only negative:
he has the power to veto Il bill
but he has no power to compel
even decent respect for his
recommendations. He and the L
:. Attorney General are both re-
duced to noncntieS by the supreme
tribunal of the immaculate nine.
This condition is now a verified
reality. and thinking men know
that the situation is serious.
How long VIII the farmers. the
merchants. aud the professional
meu refuse to organize and 20
litically dethrome these predatory
scoundrelS by onSting the bribe-
taking. thiering officials who
made and administer the laws.
Why not organize and cooperate e
with the toilin@ men of the labor
unions instead of calling them
anarchists, The men who create
the wealth pf ht. world ,.,rpot Ia,
bad men. 1t is the man who con
sumeS without producing that is
the enemy OF his race.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
Miners True Friends.

One of the most important Of.
IlcerS to be elected in kauawha
county this fall is Justice of the
Peace OF Cabin Creek District
One OF the candidates T. b. Wick
erS Is union miner and has been a
true and tried member for years
ami should receive the support of
every liberty loving and union
man in Cabin Creek District.
Tom FAIRY. who is Il candidate for
the legislature also stands in the
same position and should receive
Il likewise support throughout the
county.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
A Joint Conference.

President Davis, Vice President
Lanham, Secretary Morris.
National Executive Board Member
Cairns. and Sub District President
Hastings left last Saturday at
noon for Columbus, Ohio, where
they together with National Presi-
dent Lewis. held II Conference
with a delegation of operators from
this District relative to certain
conditions. They held quite Il
lengthy session and the officers re.
turned Tuesday morning. A re-
suit OF the conference will be
learned later on.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
Abuses That Have Been Exporded
BY Judges Says Gompers.
he Resents Statement of Injunction Judge Taft
That Union Men Desire to Become "A Pri-
vileged Class of Wrong Doers.'

In recent article President
Samuel Gompers of the Ameri can
tederatlon, discusses the in
junction and sets forth the views
of this much disputed legal in
strument as to its abusive. effects
upon the toiling masses. In part
the article is as follows
sit is notorious that the abuse
OF government by injunction are
fiagrant and 'cry TO Heaven !,
Only plutocratic ATTORNEYS and
oigoted, power;lusting judges re-
fuse to admit this. Even political
trlmmers are forced to give their
approval to planks favorine some
limitation of the use of the writ of
injunction in so called labor cases
Personality, we have no doubt
whatever that sooner or later tbe
Federal and State legislatures will
call halt to the uSurpations of
the equity courts. and restore
trial bS jury. and orderly, rational,
proper procedure, due process of
law: to those who have been de-
prlved of these rights by the
gradual extension of the scope of
the injunction.
Labor neither questions the
integrity of nor desires TO sshackle,
the courts. 1t stands for and in
slsts upon absolute equality be-
lore the law-nothing more.
nothing less. We believe that we
nave the right to demand that the
press. however hostile, shall not
wIlfullY misrepresent or misinter-
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
LaWleSS P1utes
lnClfe BlOOdshed

" erner employees, and a mixur
resulted in which NIaloncv was
shot, dying from the wound
sunday morning at 4-o'clock.
me persistent, systematic
bounding and attacking of Brahm
beginning Immediately after the
failure of WernerS to incite riot.
means nothing except Il determi
hatlon TO enhroil union man or
men III disturbance of the peace.
The erner Co. urged on their
deluded dupes to harasS and at
tack the young man with the final
result that in IL mix-up a shot was
ilred which took effect in the
abdomen of John AIaloney and
caused his death.
John Gitfin is charged with the
act, but uTon the most firmly and
unreliable evidence. No evidence
has yet been found that tiif1in had
a gun, and the only gun found in
possession ofeither of the four was
III the possession of Becker, the
Werner guard, MIaloncy's com
ei'iS SS vi lIlc men VINO were
with Maloncy should have been
placed under arrest. and whv this
was not done with Becker has not
vet been explained.
After the shooting occurred
Becker took Nlaloney to the
Werncr officers where they re-
NAMED fully an hour before the
ponce arrived Ample time eaps-
ed Tor them to have COTTON rid OF
any weapons they possessed.
Only personal friends of
Nerner'S who were ayowpd
enemies to organized labor were
permitted to attend the post
mortem examination and the
coroncrS inquest. Friends and
attorneys for the accused men were
denied permission to attend.
Such is,the story of the effort of
TINS corporation to railroad these
prlsoneIs to the electric chair in
their determination TO tasten a
crime upon the working class in
The name of uniOnism, and repro
duce in Ohio the methods of the
methods of the Mine Owners
Association Of Colorado and Idaho.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
To Have Enthusiastic.
Mass Meeting at
CEDAR GROVE
Sunday Where Gifted Labor
Orators Will Address Them
on Questions Which They
Are Deeply Interested-The
Local News of the Field.

There will he Il great and en-
thuslaStic miners Mass Meeting at
Cedar Grove on next Sunday after
noon at $50 O'Clock. The miners
and mine laborerS from Cedar
Grove, Monarch, Last Bank. Ward
and Mammoth will all turn out
and hear the most important dis
cuSSlOn of the existing conditions
in the kanawha Valley presented
this fail. The meeting will be adj
dressed hN National District and
Sub District officials, Organizer
Campbell. of Kentucky, and
several labor speakers. No one in
that locality interested in the up
building and success of the organi.
Zation in this state should fail to
be present and show the officials
that you arc ready and willing to
assist them in carrying the fight on
to successful termination.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
FALSE STATEMENT
STANDS CORRECTED

statement has been in circu-
iatlon throughout the mining dis.
tIlc1 OF hanawha county and made
at union meetings that Samuel
Stephenson, one of the candidates
for sheriff, had sold some pronerty
IN boone county to parties to he
used as hall, but had incornor'
aoed IA cause in the deed to the
e1ect that no labor union shonI6
be allowed to assemble in the ba11
hf- stephenson denied the state.
meht and appealed to the nnion
r,e'i 70 make an investigation and
PRESIDENT Ben Davis of the AIina
W orkers sent Il representative to
'ooiie county to investigate the
matter and found that there VIC
no truth whatever in the state
ment being circulated amone tho
union men. no clause of tbat
character being in contained tho
papers filed in regard to the sale
by Mr.. Stephenson. Hence tbis
correction is made by the reonest
CT union men who had re1esto,i
the statement they had heard fro,
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
SlRlRE BREAKING DETEC-
TIVES ASSAULT UNIONISTS
hioh Results in the Death of One of
the Union Busting Hire1ings of the
manufacturers Association.

y recent issue of The People
,,er'nntrl fully the attempts of tn e
trhcr Co. TO precipitate riot and
".""d>hrd during the entire week
FitNlouS: how Werner employees
""'r drilled III the factory, march
',i onto the street and ordered by
rihrr officials 10 attack the
t"'NetS AZ they stood i'll their
"''n>iomed places designated by
S.l' city authorities. and how the
max was frustrated by the level
a'aued action of Mayor Sawyer i'll
>'"'tlhg squad of police to the
N"ikS. who remained there until
,hr erner employees, headed by
"".iN and toremen, moved on.
ihl> incident prevented the cul
.'.','3lion of carefully planned
''', between Werner employees and
.'.'"n men and SympathiZcrS,
which had been led up to by Il
week OF assaults committed by
'"pIoN"> of the shop on the union
'.'Act>. But the lawlesS pluto
'.tjS were not TO be easily foiled
"" rlotlng ceased. but in its stead
lowed another form of attack
mich finally resulted in the
.''"l>h"d so much desired by the
~ 'tner Company and all interest,
' IN setting the public mind
''&ain>I labor unions.
ms new form of attack was di,
'',ed- not against the union
t''o"'t> III body, and confined tc
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
Old Time Union Man.

Mat keffer, member OF Local
Cnion No. $50. ut SmitherS is a
candidate for Justice of the Peace
OF the upper end Of Falls District
on the Prohibition ticket. He
was member OF the Knights of
Labor before the advent of the
Lnltcd Mine Workers OF America
and has been dues paying mem
Der OF organized labor for 80 wears
which shows where he stands.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
Grand Meeting at Mammoth.

An enthusiastic and well attend
ed meeting was held ut Mammoth
on last Friday night. Speeches
made by National Board Member
Cairns and Vice President Ian
ham were heartily applauded and
uld considerable good. This local
IS IN Tine shape and are taking
great interest i'll keeping it in the
possession of progress and is meet
ing with much success in incrcas-
ing its membership.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
Tomsburg Miners Meet.

MeSSIS Cairns and Lanham held
an enthusiastic and interesting
meeting at Tomsburg last night.
They addressed the local on several
important questions and accom-.
pilshed much good along the line
OF revival of interest and an in
crease III membership. Work at
this place has been very dull since
spring. but the local has done
quite well under the circumstances
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
A Union Candidate.

ChaS. ~ SydenStricker. the
popular secretary OF the Local
mon at Gomoca is candidate
Tor Justice of the Heace of Falls
lplStrlct III Fayette county and
should receive the support of all
those who desire to secure freedom
ami justice in that District.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01

The Labor Argus is the only
paper published in West Virginia
that demands right and justice for
The wage earnerS. Every working
man should help us along by sub.
scribing and helping us to continue
the fight against theunion busters
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01

The Labor Argus is the only
paper published in West Virginia
that demands right and justice for
the wage earners. Every working
man should help us along by sub,
scribing and helping us to con.
tlnue the fight against the union
busters.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
Liberty Crushed
By Injunction

and Wednesday night respective
~, GOOD crowds were present
and considerable good resulted in
lhc meetings and the locals
promise to grow and prosper from
now on.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01

Nal Johnson and Bro. Singer, of
burnwell. were in the city Satur-
DAY and reported work pretty
dull at that place. But the local
is still i'll good running order.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
Few NewSy Notes.

Organizer Campbell, of Ken
tucky, is in this field assisting
PRESIDENT Davis and his colleagues
IN their organizing campaign. He
mas held several enthusiastic
meetings.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01
Harwood and Lonsacre.

PRESIDENT Davis and Organizer
'am pbell, of Kentucky attended
ana addressed the meeting of
iarW"od and Longacrc Tuesday
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01

Work has been exceedingly dull
on Paint Creek the last half of
this month, but promises to pick
up little in the near future.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01

Agents wanted i'll every local
union in the kauawha Valley by
the Argus. rite Us at once for
particulars.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01

~ .il'ie vote on election day
IN, @ give the lie to a lot of union
'aiA every other day in the wear.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-01

he unionism that costs nothing
Is worth nothing.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21
WALL,
WOOD SALOON j
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/ or 0itinern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

Nusen, nn6 in Der Sbat = muir tpes
nise Setunben fpdtsr asisten bisIs
ipi.btr isne 9aratteriFiiGe gupiIens
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

Rtstner Srrtban m, Ontel:
.Si.r, lieber 3effe, i4erte t@ Dir gu
Deinem @eburtstas 0ante's sSbtt'
Eide RomSbie"." - Reffe CERTAINTY:
,Gdnte - abtr 1T benn bic Sants
G9riftfelerinG1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

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btribmte Siereus, 9ebers
unb SloiensM tshiSin ersieIt
ipnroen.
Sie 1T be si6bte mebi.
siniide triumph bes 10.
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A few doses OF this remedy will In.
variable cure az ordinary srtAcR Of
GiArThua
II a always be dependAs npon,
even In the more severe attacks Of
cramp collie and cholera morbus.
1t 10 equally successfrl for summer
diarrh@a aud cholera infantum IN
children, and is the means of saving
the lives of many children each year.
When reduced with water ana
sweetened II is pleasant 10 take.
Every man Of family should keen
this remedy In his home. Buyit now.
PRICE, 25c. LARGE SIZE, 900.