The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-19
CLQASaAEERS STRIKE TRUCE
~ NDINi 1UsIIGINtIN TO TRi
10 uIkI uENT.
fianGi sr'urrrs ndiinS Id NdJusi t.TIsS.
anr-s rr., hi"'l the aI">~,i ~hsp Dr-
mand .. IIImHa'rd NasS 80 . ~
prrtrd from he Striarr, Ts-,laN

prrIrd from he StriArr, Ts-,IaN
irr,- ~ ne" hEh' ct ru' ,l,s,s Inak 'r-
AMI 'h" Iuak sat anil Nkut MAN.
'a.t.r Nssr' iatipn. which now apI-arS
90 hay" -..ttl'-i town tu IA" ,i"Juand fur
N. ,'lo.'-i shoe, - Ear ~ The Iuanufa"
tuners are ,nur-ru~,i wa 'ai''''i Yesterday
I-.i.urs regulations tut settlement
oi IN" ~triA" 81 The rludkmaN-r- uy ,"u.
i"r'u,.'- ,-'lS-,u committees oi both
-id"s lh" manufacturers ~iN they a."
rrauy 10 meet a COMMITTEES. Of the strikers
provided me strikers Suuuii th-r gri''v-
anc,'- aud wa,v" the d.maud for tbs,
ciu-"d shop m" manufacturers arr To-
Trre - Hu answer TODAY
Nl-auitu" ~ has i.s'u agrr,'l he, w,-.u
Alexander BlUCh. chairman ~ ia" set
element committee of The STRIKERS. aud
the ujhrt STRIKE leaders and III. .Ns,-Itive
committee Ut tn" manufacturers asso-
ciatIou thai until u ~ d,,'i,is,i whether
these conferences will taas plaC- az stTikc
breakers will H. employed and no strikers
will return to work This supplies to The
S'sp or p.t0I STRIKERS who were to Teturu
To- work yesterday ~ the shops ~ the
md'I-'nd"rt manufacturers who have
made ~,''ti"nI-nts
Ihi- DELAY was r'',-tv'd WITH dsIp-
prova' ~ the independent manufacturers
who have Welded. u5nnN ~ whom went
to the headquarters Of th. s.sttl.u~pI
committee IN the Victoria Hotel yrst"r-
day aud demanded To know why Their
Operators did not return Some ~ them
were angry and threatened ~ Iuan their
shops with non-un ION cloakuaE"r- IA
cas-. their employees did not rr,HTu
Au Informal conference. o. WAS leaned.
had been hell la" na = .ndav u ghi.
lasting un'll Yesterday morning. h"-
tween several ~ m" neuisrs of ia"
cloak Sui' and skirt Manufacturers
Protectiv" Association. inchidIng Chair
man lefCourt 81 its "v-,"lt'v- committee.
and Alexander Bloch. chairman ~ the
-rtt ismslt ,umm.t'.- ~ the STIR krrS
The manufacturers acted "a their private
ClIsaTitv aIf not a. representa- ives ~
the aEsoCiatIon The dIsClss ION was over
the possibility Of settling tn" strike by
Confereu, - brtN lOth sides IL was
then d''rIti''d that II would he adNI%aOl.
for committee, of ten from the strikers
To confer with similar COMMITTEES ~ the
employers II was also proposed that
while such conferences would ~. ia prog
rsss no striker should return To worn IA
shoI~ outside the association and TIA"
members 81 th. associatInn should not
Operate their factories
Inns pIau was iaIu i,.for,. ~. executive
committee 81 the association. which de
clin'.d 10 tatity II a. Whur" 49, u did
not mention the lis' Oi grievances OF the
CloS.'d or open shop ts-u" ReSoiuIIon-
Wer" then passed and sent to Bloch de
niaTNilng the statement 81 grievances
and the waving " IA" union demand
to. tn" clu--i shop iAa statement after
ward Iz-lI,.u Oh I-uli 81 the executive
Ffsasa q hsa Naaa "A
that BlOCh was notified 10y tue Committe.. |
that the Protective Association was ready /
to go INTO conference. SItn represents
uVc- Of me Strikrrs provided th. closed /
shop demand Wa- waived bv the -tri keTs I
and a statement II grievance - furnished .
In tn" letter notifying Bloch ~ THIS B
Copis- II letters recently sent 10y the .
ma nufaCt Jurors ~ hartman lundriRau .
and Industrial Mediator Reagan 81 ID, .
state bosrd Of Arbitration we'N' ,-uClO-.-u /
In these letters tue association says u .
does not object Ia the employment vi ,
union m"n but Viii not agree 10 any CON :
tract that 'DuSumula'cs a conspiracy ~ !
prevent every ou-unIun man from work
ing ~ the industry lu. manufactures
q lso told Nr l.uudrIgsu tUd col Reagan
verbally that under 10 circumstances
would they agree To a discussion on tue
closed shop lh. statement coa'lusi..s
Information was Ir.'INrd at ~. Pro .
teCtlVe ASSOCIATION that VA" rtrtk~rS
might b@ Wiling tp waive the demand
Tor tho closed shop pro. ted such other
grievances a. they nay haN,. to present .
should be submitted Ia arbitration
The manufacturers expect To- nave a
reply from Bloch tins morning
According To the strike committee more
manufa ctur-rS were putting up cot l.,i-
Tor employees IN their factories The COM
nltte- reported that strikes against in
1IvIdua manufacturers doing work for
IN New York who's. CLOAK. !
makers had struck WEIR. ordered IA phiIa.
t-lphia and IA Newark and Bayonn-
J
The strike committee - the CLOAK
makers met last night a. the Victoria
Hotel where the communication from
he manufacturers was COnsid.rsI Arsr
he meeting the committee issued q state.
nent which Says that tho reply ~ the
association - the board
Y arbitration shows the hoUeiessneaa oT
III attempts - treat the cloak mann
actursrs' association a. an intelligent
DOdy
II says that on" Of the man grievances
. conspiracy on the part ~ tn. en-
IlOyers to annihilat. IN. union
Nevertheless ~ continues we shall
lpt decline 10 confer provided We enter
ntD conference without restriction or
limitations The settlement COMMITTEES.
will proceed with N" signing 81 agree
nents and the men will IL. sent 10 work
W" r"p@at that We are