The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-07
TAXICABBIES ARE ON STRIKE
EOR CLOSED SHOP AND N Syn
PtTHY WITH EMPRESS HEN.
No decided This Morning Tram>trrS TO
Vote On Grarral waik out To-,ia,
somprrs Calls situa tion SERIOUS
striker shot 10, Guard l. Dead.

A strike of raNicab Chaufye'Irs was
declared AT 4 N to-day NJ a meeting
OF tn" chauheur'>' branch Of thu, tea msters
union at 5si Eighth avenue II was said
that 1000 chauff.lrs would he Affected.
The strike j. for IN. closed shop ~ well
a. sympathetic strike. Secretary fu>-
ter ~ the New York district coInCi! u !
the f"amsters said there were about
three thousand Chaufeurs. but the strike
Will not affect garages which have abso-
iutely closed shop conditions The ~ rike
started AT once an several garages
Peter r Roach. The striking adams
Express helper who was shot wLrl. Ia.
and o'her- Were attacking wagon IN
front Of she Ansona Hotel on Saturday.
died Yesterday morning IN Flower Hos
p''al. He WAS under arrest for frlonioa-
assault and di~ord-rly ,unducr John
Perry. the guard who i, charged Sih The
shooting. ~ held III the romb- wIhout
bail pending the inquest Roach = death
- the second fatally II rh. strike, the
other man killed was John y Warn,r. "a
Young civil engineer of Highwvod Cnun
WHO Nalkeu mo rIUi anu was - hisb'-i
on the night III October 81
President GoInprr- OF ia" American
Federation ot Labor cam" - N.'S lOrl
Yesterday to confer VITA NATIONAL AL"
local officers Of the lnt-riGatl ouli Brother
aooh ut I"lm~t'-- on ne strike Insti"r
While h- was rIlging with them a th.
Hp'"l NI""r,a met" ng- nt brotherhood
locals We're beng held - take up 10 q It--
ion nj "a general -v'spat iIer'' ar =" In
th. afternoon liomp~r- said that the
SITUATION was very s"r.n'i- III" iinion
officials had gone tI- full l.rriI N ruak x
conc-~sion> H. ~1Iu
\ cannot undrr-t hnd ~" position al
the compante- N. added. They nave
taken a position which Will IN snort
time leave matters ~ "a d--p-~lt- con
dt'nn dc not want to -"- matters
worse than thew are now ami hope tn
companies VIII -" tn-r wiN nv 10
morrow /" ad"p' mo-. th'rtI p'sh"v.
u" "Ner ID" men rejected - H. the
me-" 'dcN -" t."F lnd'vd Iai appE"i-
hph| was No. 'ph' "--i'n- II - the griv-
'"Re al any ind'v'd ~ i' apply Tor
position
HE s'rtk" leaders have h---u Very
patient and conservative Surely no
body ~ s'riH.r~ could - further than to
oH"r I" arbitrn'- eTerS point IN dt-prt"
even down 10 recognition 81 the union
" - the first tim" have ever heard 81
any union making such an nfsr. II the
"va~v" ~rhi"m-nts ~ the companies
mean anything they mean that th@v Wi
not employ any man who - nenh.r
os un'nn Evervihing IN tn-,~ -rat-.
nsr,s e.n.ri,Iiv HAY Ia, -t,ta,y.,,,
-. =,
', Wv W" '''' w."
'h- '''nhtI"''- W"ih d." "ni''iSs+i ~
90 whether ~ not 'n"v would dI-Chlrg"
employees for belonging - "A UNION
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va '''' W ""''
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The Representatives IT tn. cuunpau,.-
mo-, IN tn. bu,Id,rr ~ tb.. I-p,,ad S,r,..
= ,,-.,.. r,,-,,,,, D., -,
"'' ~ ''"'h
!" W. ana when ~" meeting Wa
over II wa announced that no state
neu' would h. made hevond tho fac,
that ,b.,r c,,,r,,,.s, ,,,.,,,,,
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'IlbnEeI ana rnil Iu"N were no ne irrT b