The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-09
9TH AYE. BUS MEN OUT TOO
COAL DRII Frs OtIT rO-DtI;
CHiIFFEt rs REyEtT PEtCE.
nosses eaiird 20 COncede Closed shop
-Genrral waikout Vote Postp"nsd
tnTc-norraw iiurkrr Hacks Mobbed
. In Friih Avenue ENpress wheels idle.

last night Fifty hus'- will h" idl".
An unsuccessful move was mad" ysst-r.
day 10y the NeN York Motor Cab Owners
Association - end IN" strik" IT IA" cha'f
feurs. An agre,'meu, s'Ihmittci hv them
70 the union leaders ~ IN" Hotel Imperial
was rej-cted last night when submitted
n n meeting NJ the 'haitH"'Ir~ unlon AZ
Wash,nct ~ Hall. ,jl Eighth avenu"
Tn. cinpluNrr, and the Eihnr men will
confr- aCl.p at IN n'ClrCk thu, morning
The proposed agreement waS a. follows
ANY .-n"lnv..g whr hay" gone on
strike t. +" taken back except such as
are convicted 81 acts "f Violence. the
terms NJ employment t. h" arranged
by each company with ~ employees.
no discrimination To :" shown against
c-Ion men and NJ questions a. to " neither
applicants for positions ar" members
Of a union or not to be- asked al the time
Of employment
The employers mad" this statement,
At the request of the police. who. q" ing
to the eXtrlord'nars demands ,n"idr NJ To
election dly were unlh" to .Tord the
necessary prote,-t ION - insure freedom from
inter'ersn' - IN the operation of the cabs
IL ~as agreed MAT II" abs would D." sent
out urrI rn-morr"w. "Wednesday. morning
Operation viii then h. resumed ~ usual.
a. III" EMPLOYEES iniu-' without ~, option
Err nnN on. Iu &c nftuI q Z" wOr~
As.,on i.>,Vc - .u''.s' NJ th'> fact II -
only ue, e~-.rN I" i a." a. = IN" employees
OF one COMPANY To the number of ,on have
signed o petition to ia" nUiu" toms
sioner asserting that they de~ir" 81 con
tinue to work and are only prevented by
inLerf-Trn,. and nlimidii tHn and request
ing sti'h .,rote' ton from the v",I'" ~ viii
enable them - continue IN the employ
men,. and N" employee 81 mother 'nn,-
pany have this afternoon held y meet ng
attended bN uTttt 'allv .ul tn" employ e.-
the purpose ct NAlch Wa t. protest against
their Orus prev" ur-d from WORKING aud
To declare that they are not dissatisfied
and have no ~ cNdu,"
Tie snt r- trouble ht- been due solely
to an attempt NJ the union delegates to
foster discomfort tnIous othcrV =" satisfied
cbaunsur~ - "A ~Nmpa'hr'r assist In'e to
the express company employees
The ohauffeurs wouldn't agree TO the
proposal because ~ did not conCrdc them
Q closed shop ana because they prefer 10
have IN" union leaders .-ettia the wage
question with N" employers rather than
do It themselves.
tn. coal t-amStsr-> branch of ~ In
ternatlona brotherhood If I.sn.t"r~
voted last night To- declare Il general
sympatnetlC Ike Of ~" coal tCdrnSterS
10 70 into effect TODAY
Marcus VI Mar.s. whr arranged for |
and att,nGn ;hr conference IS char /
the NatlonL civic Federation. oNpr"+s''i .
the. belief that the express -r-lk" would .
be s.ttl.sl. tie saIG he had reasons for .
this belize. but decline 70 specify h"m
According - rhr business agents ri .
the Unions Of driver c'ntror"i hv the
InternatioRal brotherhood Cf I"amst.rs
even the men with No grievances s','
ready To 60 on e SyTnpathettc -trIk"
One Of these il the StieAt Cleaning Drivers
Union Their DJsiness agent. g "
Prescott said. They nav" been trrlisl
with great consideration 10y Comr1Is-
sioner Edwards end have absolutely
NO grievano OF th.ir own
In the hope that Their. would yet hs
Q conference between the companies
and the strikers rhe meeting % he New
York joint executive council of the team
sters which wa. to take TlaC" to-day TO
decide on the question of "a general strike
was POSTPONED until tomorrow II
Meantime III. -trik. OF Tn" Chauffrurs
extended 10 III. employees OF III" Mason
Seaman Company. the YELLOW Ta,Icah
Company. III" kayton Taxicab and Ga :
Corn pany and the New YORK. Transpor-
tation Company This practically tied u. !
all the public automobile service through
out the city. and the hotels we're in straits. I
The -buckers.- or ny-by-nights. who q
own their own turnou'-, did rush I
ing business. They are not on strike. and {
there was an understanding among tn"
striaers that they were not To be- inter
fered with
But all these private hacks that tried
10 pass Forty-fourih street AMI Fifth
avenue were nobbed for "A while y..-tar-
day afternoon The passengers w"r..
pulled from their salt- som" III the
women beCam. historical and one IL ,
Ihem tainted and wa- taken TO a drug
store. Police Reserves scattered ia" 7
attacking crowd -
No other vehicles affected by the strik. q
we're N the streets. a. the express COM II
1anies and depa r. Tl"n' stores had agreed 4,
% move NO wagons on election day =
Ashton said n" had hopes that there !
would be d -ettlsmsrt with the express
companies after all 4 have reason 10
hink.- he added that W. may find the
in a different frame IT mind
o-morrow W. have heard employers
that they would never meet a :,
snion Committe" who -aw a union com
nittee several times before the -trik. Il
vas over
tn. firm II Park E Tilfnrd was not a
n eoted 10y the strike. hut the company !
ras afraid 20 send ont il wagons y-star- -
lay. Twenty boys wer" lent O. deliver -"
.ackages 10 Gust hut a. soon aS
he strikers law them "A howl was raisad q
'hreatB wpr" made ~ tho crowd against x
ieorge Nhalcn superintendent ~ tho ~
tor" department. Se.e-N Policemen "
anne before any "n" w.I- seriously hurt
Fred Walker ~ 80 West Forthwith
traet George Collin oi lts2 Avenue 4 and
we're fined In the West SIDE court ysSt.r-
ay 80 each for ii-Orierly conduct
Walker ~ a -teeplaJach Tn rhre,. v.r.
rrested a. a result ~ thu attack on an NJ
dams "Aprs-- wagon AT Eighth avenu.. ~
nd Forty ninth street on Monday. in "A.
hitch the driver his helper and Polio. y
.rg"ant Manchester wer.. injured y
Mayor n onto Nltfp.nr oi J.rssy ~
Ivy 'ad Yesterday that negotiations ~
Iok ing tO IN" settlement of TN. EXPRESS ~
iens -triN" viii b" resumed TO-DAY g
Ie dechneH 10 -ay HhIi IA" programme "a
J. i dIn'r h"ll"y r. SAID IN. Mayor |
there ~ any tr1Ith ~ m" rIuIor thar 80
lilitis Will b." -"ut her" after election vi
here l.. no need for trOop- -,
IL ~ f"I'Drt"'. that IN" Jersey city ~
atroln"n'- Association has offered 81. CsD 90
the cApr'--rn"E - help them win their gT
ght MANY policemen admit that they in
~ in sympathy with IN" strikers. bur
Dne will discuss IN" r"pprt that their h,
-ganization ha- volunteered financial and th
Tho memE"r.- ~! -" BavOnn" Teams
RS Union voted Yesterday - 20 nuI l..
strike in sympathy with IN" New York II
Nj .DefFpy CIV rNtbfs.s-mrTt II ne. t,.nrp