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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-02-17
Shirt Waist
Workers Win.

Philadelphia, Pa, THE shirt waist
makers in this city have won COM
plete victory from their bosses after
battling for nearly eight weeks. Ii
the beginning about - 900 workers
most Of them young girls, were at
fected by the strike. but their num-
Der was reduced steadily by various
settlements with bosses nuril at the
end only about 5000 were still sout.
BY this victory the girls gain the
f1fty-two hour working week and an
increase of Is per cent in their
wages.
The offer of settlement came from
the bosses and unanimously accept
ed by the strikers at monster mass
meeting which packed the Arch
street Theatre last Sunday.
A letter from President Taft to Al
fred Love, of the UNIVERSAL Peace I'm
ion, advising speedy settlement was
it is believed, very influential in per
suading the bosses to concede the
demands of the strikers.
The girls are jubilant, as they
have suffered greatly at the hands
of the police and city magistrates
during their battle for living wages
and fair treatment in the shops
Scores Of them were arrested, jailed
and fined on various flimsy pretexts
and they are glad to get back .tc
work and out of the clutches of the
cops.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-02-17
Nine Slaughter


Washington, D. C.-The slauohter
in our coal mines seems to grow in
horror with each day, said ]. F..
Callbreath, secretary OF the Amer
lean Mining Congress. VINO is here
furthering the interests Of the
bureau esof mines bill. 1--WE haven't
had time to get over the shock of the
Cherry mine holocaust. with its 800
dead, until we are startled with the
an explosion in Colorado, with rs
dead, and an explosion two days
later In Kentucky, with "a dead.
What is worse. these horrors will
grow, in intensity and number I'M
less the United States takes heroic
steps. Z
+ II the United States had the
same regard for the safety of its
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-02-17
fRIGHTFUl: ABUSES

New York. -The frightful abuses
under which the men employed by
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany are forcing them to join the
newly launched Local 5S4 Of the
Amalgamated Association of Street.
and Electric Railroad Employees.
The men allege that they have to
work ten hours a day six days a
week, and from sixteen to eighteen
on Saturdays or Sundays, sometimes
both days. For these long. weary
hours of toll they are paid at the
rate of 1917 cents per hour. Some
of the men assert that their pay sell
number of hours they have worked.
If they complain. they say. they are
firrd.
Daniel Tanning, a former employee
Of the B. r. T. says: about fifty
men have been discharged sinse the
organization began, and all of them
had good records. They were mem
bers Of the new union; that's all"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-02-17
pIEDMoNT. Nv. va.

Feb. 6.No. 8 40 min. late; 2,
rs min. late; F. F. 81. 8 hrs. late;
Engines 1884 and 1859 came to-
gether at Altamont; /, 1hr. late; II,
SO min. late; Z, hrs 20 min. late.
Feb. Engine 1890 hauled in dead
cause unknown. Engine 1872 had
the hill tied up all night, on account
Of iniectors failing and had to draw
fire. Engine 1897 running for the
last two weeks with two straps brok-
en- in the back end of the main rod,
gave way last night up the hill with
telling effects, cylinder heads out.
guides of and piston bent. No. 1,
40 min. late; IA, 80 min late; "a, 1
hr. late; 5, 40 mir. late.
FAIRMONT, w. VA.
Feb. 7.-Engine 1896 broke &C.
centric blades and stripped herself.
Engine $40 knocked out cylinder
head. Engine 1871 hauled in dead
on account of joint blowing out of
manifold valve.
HOLLOWAY, OHIO.
Feb. mo. 16, hr. late: 1880
min. late. There are 365 cars of coal
in the yards and no power to move It
Mr.. Monday one of the strike break
ers is going to run the Hotel De
Scab. The i've strike breakers that
came in last week but did not go to
work. Engine 22t7 in shop for fat
tires. Engineers are laying here 8
and A days waiting on engines.
BENWOOE, w. VA.
Feb. 8.-One of the striks breakers
died In the hospital at Wheeling
Engine 1888 came in with 5ushings
loose and pounding, engineer says
that she is not fit for service. Feb.
9.-No. 106, 1hr. 10 min late. En-
CINE 1860 came in with the eccen-
tries on. from end. Engine 278 had
broken clevis bolt and was hauled
into Clarksburg where they fixed it
and on her return to Benwood she
broke front end main rod strap while
pulling into yard.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-02-17
HERE'S A CHANGE
NOD UnTyV

Many Majority readers would
doubtless like to hear Eugene v.
Debs at the Victoria Theatre at $3.50
D.. M, Sunday, March IS.
Possibly you would like to be
subscriber to the Appeal to Reason,
the paper that is exposing the graft
of the United States Federal Judges
throughout, the country. But, OF
course, times are hard.
NOW HERE!
The MAJORITY costs one dollar a
year, and is cheap at that, being the
only local paper in which you can
find the truth.
The Appeal to Reason costs 80
cents a year, and is worth the money,
being a paper that the government is
and having an editorial staff which
afraid to have go through the mail,
the grafters are afraid to see remain
out of Jail.
Eugene v. Debs is certainly worth
IS cents ito you as lecturer; you
would pay that to hear a man dis
cuss the Whatness of the where.
HERES THE OFFER! .
SEND ONE DOLLAR
WE'LL SEND THE MAJORITY
FOR A YEAR
WE'LL SEND THE APPEAL FOR
A YEAR
T.. WE'LL SEND YOU A
TICKET FOR THE
DEBS LECTURE. $50 j.
(This offer expires March 10,
101O)
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-02-17

ped to zero last night and frOze up
all available engines. delaying all
engines out of depot from
is to 80 minutes, and blocking the
yards for 6 hours waiting on yard en-
gines. No. s, 80 min. late; 3, 20
min. late; 8, 35 min. late; Al. 20
min late; z, 40 min. late; 4S, 4
hr. late; Is, IS min. late; r. F. 80,
g hrs. 80 min. late; F. r. SO, II hrs.
late; F. F.. IS, 4 hrs. late. Feb. q.
Engine $50 on 10, 1 hr. late on
account Of steam pipes breaking. En-
CINE 74O knocked out cylinder head
and came in on one side. Engine 875
broke down leaving depot, had to
take engine $40 leaving here Is min.
late and arrived at Akron 55 minutes
late. Engine 573 broke lubricator
arm and had to use engine 222 in her
place. Engine 154 delayed As min
utes getting piston packed. Engine
1908 delayed / hour and SO minutes
making repairs to air pipes. No. 5,
80 min, late; 1885 min. late; 8, Is
min. late: 9. ! hr. late; 1S, rs min.
late; IL, 20 min. late; z, So min.
late; Is, As min. late: F~F. 81, =
hrs. late; F. F. SO, 6 hrs. late. All
locals were delayed from 8 0, minutes
to one hour and 80 minutes. Total
number of hours delayed on yara en-
gines was 81 hours. v
CHICAGO, OHIO.
Feb. 81. F. "a, 2 hrs late; g.
Is min. late; 4, 20 min. late; As, 2
hrs. late; Express At, 2 hrs. late
All engines are delayed at round
house, cannot get the work done.
NEWARK OHIO.
Feb. 7.-Engine 2511 going north
stalled pulling out of yards, had to
get "a yard engine to help her out
No. 4. g. hrs. late; 4, 20 min. late;
1O7; 2 hrs late, waiting on Z; F. F
81. 6 hrs. 20 min. late; F. F. 80, 4
hrs. late. Feb. S.-Engine 948 was
hauled in dead: l6. Is min. late.
PARKERSBURG, w. VA.
Feb. NO. 2, As min. latey IA.
rs min. late; 8, hr. late; 10, Ii
min: late; 8, SO min. late. Feb. g.
No. 9, SO min. late. Shops have
been put back on ten hour per day
GRAFTON, w. VA.
Feb. mo. 2, hrs. Is min. late;
all coal trains from Fairmont arr
double headed into here. no. II, a
min. late: IA, 20 min late; IA, or
the branch, 35 min. latea Feb. g.
Engine 1414 out of shop today. No
Is, 20 min. late; H.. 20 min. late
Engine 2260 hauled in on account o.
both injectors failing. Engine 1865
hauled, cause unknown. No. !, 2(
min. latt; 8, SO mins late. :
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-02-17

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Of yard, tore all the rods of the left
side; bent guides and broke guides
Engine 2673 came in with both back
rods tore OF.
CONNELSVILLE, PA.
Feb. 5.-Engine 1913 hauled in
with cylinder head out, and piston
rod broken. Engine 2675 came in
with both back parallel rods broken.
Engine 1885 hauled in with rods on
the front end. Engine S46 hauling
passenger train; Sc broke eccen-
trio straps between here and Cumber-
land. Engine 1923 broke parallel
rods running from New Castle. Elk
press AZ, 40 min. late; 8, hr. late;
+ 81, 1 hr. late. Feb. 6.-No. 6, hr.
80 min. late; so, hr. 20 min late.
Engine 2315 out Of shop yesterday
after being in for two weeks, back
today with cylinder heads out. En-
CINE 1894 but recently out Of Mt.
Clair shops, came in with steam chest
bursted and transmission rod brok-
en-. Engines 1893 and 1884 in shop
or class 4-F-T repairs. Pass. 5. 35
min. late. Feb. I'll, hr. Is min.
! late; 1, Is min. late; 81, hr. 10
min. late; g., 45 min. late; 6, 20
min. late; so. 80 min. late, Engine
1884 came in with cylinder heads
! missing. 5, 80 min. late; L., 20 min.
. late. Engine 2400 came in with high
pressure cylinder head knocked out.
Engine 2117 just out Of Glenwood
shop, came in on. F. F. 80, hr. 80
min. late obscured by steam.
GIIENWOOD. PA.
Feb. 81. F. 1873, q hrs. late. F.
F. SO, 3 hrs. 80 min. late. The cross
head pin came, out on engine 2116
knocking out front and back cylin-
der heads and broke piece out of cyl
inder. Engine 1878 lost transmits
sion rod bolt and broke rod and links
had to be hauled in. Engine S44
stripped rods and eccentrics. Ex-
press Az, 35 min. late; 3, 40 min.
late; 10, As min. late; 40, 5min.
late; F. F. 81, hrs. late. Feb g.
F. F. 1873, hrs. late;. II, rs min.
late; 6, / hr. 20 min. late; 706, rs
min. late; F. F. SO 8 hrs. late; 5,
As min late; 40, hr. As min. late;
F. F. 82,7 hrs. late leaving; F. F.
SO, 5 hrs. 80 min. late; 706, S5 min.
late; 8, 80 min. late; 104, 20 min.
late. Engine 1882 stripped rods.
ITO, 80 min. late; TOO. As min. late
leaving.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. \.
Feb. 6.-The thermometer drop
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-02-17

workmen as the different countries
of Europe, $1,000 Of the 10000
killeA in the coal mines of THO
county In the last ten years Woaid.
be living today. Thirty thousand
out of the $4,000 injured. many Of
them MANNED for life and more than
a financial burden to their families
than if they were dead. would not
have been injured" ~
A number Of well known labor
leaders have declared that until the
government takes a hand in enforc-
ing the safety rules in the mines.
the proper thing for the miners to 40
is 10 strike every time they discover
that their lives are being jeopardlz7
ed
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-02-17
THINKERS NO. 1a1.

The Timers are getting along nice
" with good prospects both in wages
and work. It is q live progressive
local. Following are the officers:
Pres, Sherwood; Koehren; Vice
Pres, VIM. Newman; Fin. Sec, Jos.
Welty; Rec. Sec, a.. Remele; Treas,
Robert Schneid; Conductor, Edward
johnson; Warden, Max Koch; Trus-
tee, L. L. Nuzum; Delegates to u s.
sembly, Sherwood Koehrsen, Jos.
Welty, Floyd Specht. The Union de=
cided to afiiliate with the State Fed
eration Of Labor.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-02-17
BIG DEBs MEETING.

SteubenVille, O. Especial Eu-
gene v. Debs spoke here Sunday
night in the Grand to a deeply inter
iested audience of about zoe, every
reserved seat being sold. He was
preceded by George D. Brewer. asso-
ciate editor of the Appeal to Reason
and manager of the Debs tour. and
w. B. Hilton. Of Wheeling was chair
man of the meeting. Mr. Debs was
at his best and added to his already
great reputation as an orator. He
went from here to Youngstown.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-02-17
pEBS At WHEELING

plans for the local Debs meeting
have about been completed and the
promoters express themselves as con-
fident that it will be the biggest
Debs meeting ever held here, and
one of the biggest Of any kind. Tick
cts which include a subscription to
the Appeal to Reason are going rap
idly. The meeting will be at the
Victoria theatre at $3.50 o'clock on
the afternoon of Sunday, March 1S.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-02-17
R. R. CLERKS GAIN

Boston, Mass.-Four hundred and
seventy clerks. employed in the gen
eral offices of the Boston. & Maine
railroad, have gained a ten per cent
Increase in wages as a result Of a
conference between. officials Of the
road and officers OF the brotherhood
of Railway Clerks
Z There are $1,000 cotton mill oper-
atives in New Bedford. Mass, and
about the same number in Fall Riv-
er.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-02-17

TO Stock Holders of Cliff Oil ana =.
Company. s
A meeting of the stockholders of
che Cliff Oil & Gas Co., West Viz ~
sinia corporation, will be held at tbo
Office Of w. B. Hilton, 1901 MarE S+q
St., Wheeling, w. Va, on Frijsy
March 4th at 1 p. NJ, for the purposfs =
Of reorganization.
= F. A. ZIMMERMAN.
w. J.. HARVEY,
Stockholders
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-02-17

IN New South Wales the Legisla-
ture has passed a law by which any
one who leads aids or participates in
strike or lockout will be sent to
prison for ayear.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-02-17

Minneapolis. him., Hod Carriers
and Building Laborers new scale
calls for an eight-hour day at 81 X
cents an hour. pay day ct least
every t7o week. and double time for
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This is your paper: II you don't like
ANYTHING about 1t. tell us.
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NAcRIhISTS

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NittStpn.

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GBilfss. Sarre Ra6ri6ten.

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Spbe Rarf Wotisen.

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Nfpro Serantcn.

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Srimdr $ Sablen
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ae,l, 2eggins, YantOfs
feln, 9(rtics, uiD.

ga befiuSet Iid1 bier elm untibertrsft'
Iid,er 0orratb uon Beinbetleionn9sn,
Saualinas Shuben, Stnoer YantoI'
feln, Snoiuner Wiocuilins, Wt6nnsr
iiub Srauen Bantoiieln, Srausn. 6rau'
I,iu uno Sfiuber slrtics, uno Snaben
nnb Utaofen 9ummiitiefel, Die bin
ausmarl6irsn su Der WtslOole bel3nllt'
tenen Brsiisn,- neil mir SnUentar nsp.
men pullsn. @rtluiiuss aHOrttmsnt
pom guntoffsln in isbr nstten Stglen,
marin uno beauem. SduSlings Shube
in elmer gluswabl, auf bic mir ltoli ltno.
Gs LIT eewiB Ell rare 3sit. nm olele
gDinternotbwenoi9feiten an3utaulen hilo
oieles 1T wssen ben tlsinsn Yretlen aut
aro6sn 8srtben Der Ylas.
aiubcr ersains Sn ailrafban, Sd'
renbaut, Sammet unb Serlep, ollie jar
ben uub @rD6en, uOn 3 bis 10, perth
reaular 81. uuo $1.25. iest nur 70
6ents oaS Ruar.
sSualiuas pciGe sublcn S6nbe-
Bel,befIeoet, iebr sraSiOs. @bentallS
Sinber eeilridte 8stt,immer PantoHeln
uno Snoiuucr @utaiiins, quite 6arbsn
uno @rOben. pertb 80 bis 75 Gents,
lest MIR 20 Gents bas Paar.
MSnncr unb Jruuen gettsimmrr
Pantpiicln - aHOrtirte Sarben, alle
&rDssn. etwas nuthwenot9es, wsrtb 20
Gents, isst uur 10 @snts Ous Raar.
Traurm, Jrdulriu uno &inber ar'
tics uuo ilieBpetlsioste llebrri9ubs. TO-
mie Snabeu unO Wfdohen bobr Onm'
milfisfel, Die bsquem iiber Shnben &C.
traaen meroen fOnnen. Yretle, oas
Soar, 81 bis 81.
@rtremer Infer Dhrd9an9-Saupts
fur-sanl btnten.
&uabeu! @is scbts init Der
ealittentabrt aui oen Silseln
jett ?
gSir haben ben beriibmten storm
Sina1 Shlitteu, ben mir gum Solten'
preis uno weniser lOsihlG9en merSen.
@r lit osm fsribIe flper 8leid; auh ba'
ben mir anoere Sorten gu beoeutenc
rsou3irten 8reilen.
Sumter StOd- 5ubritubl.