The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-10
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SARATOGA. n. ". March O.-The village
% COFinah was quiet tonight after the
disorder that has marked the earlier
days OG the strike &c the International
Paper Company employees. The mills
are guarded by Company l.. second Regi-
ment. National Guard. and special Ofl-
GERS and deputy Sherins are PasrOlling
tho streets. There 10 no expectation oT
more riOting unless AN attempt u made
TO bring in more stFi he breakers. Of whom
several hundred arr in this village await
ing orders to BE- taken 60 the COrinth
mills.
Twice to-day attempts ve re made TO
dynamite the bridge over which strike
breakers must lDe taken in order 20 get
them into the mills. Both ATTEMPTS were
unsuccessful. Tonight y dozen non
union men. who had been snuggied into
The village Ian a rAilroad baggage car.
we're arrested by the village police ~
they entered the village and taken To
the lookup. Most Of the mcn " ers armed.
II N expected that late tonight or early
I Tomorrow morning an attempt will be-
made tn bring strike brAAksTs INTO town.
| In this cRs~ trouble ~ feared.
Detachments Of the militia are stationed
at every point around the mill where
an attack might be made. On the other
hand the strikers to the number Of 600
arc guarding every entraBoe to the vii
la8e. The arrival Of the National Guards
men was marked by no Disorder from
the strikers. who quietly watched the
/ troops arrive and march to the mills.
The 0uaruismen were ordered out by
order Of Shs riR Washburn. who said that
/ In CASE the company attempted 20 oper-
ate ia mills with non union men his
fore Of tifty deputy sherfns would lIe
inadequate tn protect the plant. No
attempt WAS made TO take any strike
breakers 20 Corinth with the militia,
bus several hundred are held here await
ing orders 90 h. taken north. Several
small parties have beeR sent through
here tonight on their way 10 Glens Falls
10 take the place Of strikers.
Workmen are to-day repairing the
tressle which was destroyed yesterday
and as soon as this work u accomplished
Il IL expeCted that another trnfnload of
strike breakers will he brought 20 the
village. The company h sure 60 stand
will receive employment at all mills
as fast - each ~ shut down.
0LRNs FALLS. March She scene Of
the International Paper Mill strike shifted
from COrinth To this city when the en-
ployees OF the local mill this afternoon
walked out. Tomorrow. II present plans
carry. the Fort Edward mill will bs shut
down. and then " the demands Of the
union are not met ageneral strike will he
ordered affecting thirty-two plants In
New England. New York and the Middle
West. apd i0.gS men viii 90 out.
A. y. Burbank. president III the In
eernattOnai Paper Company. made the
following statement yesterday afternoon:
The strike at the International Paper
Company mill at COEinth. y. Y.
OF any nature having bssn made ON the
company, nor has any grievance been
alleged since. On THURSDAY. March ..
a paper mill worker who had been reported
a. taking some 81 the cOmpAnys prop
erty without authority from its premises
was diAchArg ed therefor A few paper
makers refused To continue working
unless this offender was taken back
Thosr places Nere filed by Others. and
nothing further occurred until Sunday,
when all the men except ir~nen and
carpenters voted TO strike. The company
was therfOrc unable TO start its plant
on Monday.
The employees az the company .
mill az Gsens Falls without any Demands
or grievances pr-sentssi To the company,
have ben Orf~Ted out. and IL IL under
stood they will 60 ON strike this after
noon. A. the mil at Niagara Fails a
strike Of some OF tho employees n also
expected to-day. No attempts have been
made "a communicate With the officers
d the company by the strikers
NIAGARA FALIs. -. v March The
machine tenrier~ If the International
PaTer Company went On strike this after
noon at : o'clork out of rympa thy for
the paper mill employees who are on
strike at Palmer'S FallS The going cut
Of the nAachiJe teDders practically Grip
ple~ the mill and Whibs other employees
may prUfess not Ia ne On strike they know
the mill will have Ia shut down unls.--
other machine tetmlers ar~ -crurssi. and
- apparent other union men w0utd
not work with nOn-union uAaChine ten
der There has been 40 much labor
trouble IN this paper mill at the Fall.