New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
MANY STRIKE DISORDERS
Rloting Cloakmakers Keep the
Foiice on Run ALI Day.
nNE SHOP NEARLY WRECKED
More Ordered to Quit, While
Employers Still Refuse to
Recognize Union.

Although no strike breakers were put To
work in place Of the striking cloakmak kers
sv The manufacturers. riots began in diff
ss-eat parts Of the city yesterday and con-
.-ued during the day. The police We're
tspt On the run.
TIE reserves from the Eldridse street sta
i'm had 10 be summoned to ouell riot
,snse5 bv the refusal Of David Solomon.
ne KEEPS z cloak store at No. Il Division
erect. 70 allow strikers TO enter his shop.
-rovd OF strikers gathered. and after an
,-s,,reent with Mr. Solomon the sound of
.-sshirg glass was heard and there were
s-s-.ic cries for the police.
Three men were arrested. who gave their
names as Gabriel Brecker, Nathan Cohn
cd BENJAMIN Gramick They were charged
:, Essex Market court with malicious mis-
rhie+ and released on bail.
Solomon says the strikers wanted to go
---o his shop 70 talk TO his worklnen. He
~. fhern out. whereupon. it is alleged,
57oAn threw g milk can at plate glass Win
6op, smashing it. while Gramick broke an
cher window with his fist. injuring him
ser@ 50 badly that he had TO be treated by
81 ambulance surgeon. Two other plate
sisss windows were broken. and the crowd
forced the door. got in and did consider
dlt t1---S-Na A-SAo---O-1 c-S Q.
Other Strikers Arrested
Ere strikers were arrested on the charge
r. annoying storekeepers in Division street,
hu- later were discharged in court.
Seven striking cloakmakers were brought
4sfore Magistrate O'Connor in the Essex
Market court on the charge Of disorderly
conducr Two were fined, one discharged
snd The hearing in the case of the others
uas s5journed. The principal charge
sgzizs- al the prisoners was pounding on
me doors and shouting in the Railways at
factories in No $50 East Sd street and No
~ East Sd street. which places are in
volved n The strike
The headquarters Of the executive com
-1irtee Of the striking cIoaknakers AND Of
ths manufacture association were both
buzztnE with excitement all day. The
raa-lfacture-s have as Yet put no strike
lrezEe-s 10 work
Preliminary measures We're taken at the
Hoffman House. Il was announced yester-
6.v on behalf Of the Cloak, Suit and Skirt
Manufacturers association, 70 form an
Erglga-nation Of that body with the new
org1-izarton. the Associated Manufa cturers
RI ladies' and Misses Garments Of New
Yo-z. The latter organization has called
mass meeting Of manufacturers for this
gfte,roon al Teutonia Assembly Rooms,
Third avenue, near 18th street, 10 decide On
a rcltcv fer al the manufacturers
Confer as 70 Mediation.
: conference took place between Chair
-g- -undr!gan Of the State Board Of Ne
6,z-to- and Arbitration and Max Rtnds-
Locf ~ the Hoffman House. Nothing def
ni-e vas done = representative Of the
e-.-Ioye-s later said: On the question OF
grblrration our present attitude is that
r-e-e can be no arbitration, because arbi-
+-z-to. would mean the recognition Of the
,.-icn as z body. We DO not and Will not
vecoe-ize The union; therefore. we viii not
sroj-rate Business activity among our
will simply be suspended until the
strikers see the wisdom Of Withdrawing
4ro-2 their arbitrary stand ard going back
~ work
The executive committee Of the strikers
E Beethoven Hall announced that the COS
-rr,e makers, 70 the number Of three thou
sand. had been ordered on strike, and that
tce rz5ncoet makers who struck had near
s al gained their demands = statement
Which 7rss issued said
--Thc settlement committee Of the union
IS adopted the policy Of sending price
ro---,trtees 70 the employers Who have
--srifesred 2 desire to sign the agreement
* soon as the prices will be determined
me zpphcs tions will be taken up in the
,~5z- ~ which they have been made.
T-e aupncarions for settlement were SO
-----e~o,zs. u Is said, that the settlement
~a-1-,:rree found II necessary 70 ask that
So r,e-nbershfp Of the committee be
zo-bIed