United labor bulletin., 1910-02-11
SHIRT WAIST STRIKERS WIN.
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strikers. The court, with consent of
counsel. allowed the bonds to stand,
but the judge gave instructions to
the young women that he withheld the
bench warrants for their arrest on the
condition that they would not continue
to do picket duty about shirt waist fac
tories.
The young women strikers who were
directly interested in this proceeding
were present in court. and Judge Stalk,
in applying his remarks TO them. said
that doing picket duty or standing about
factories wherein women were employed
who did not wish to strike was illegal.
even though there was no force or vio-
lence used.
Mistaken for a shirt waist striker. Au-
rora NJ. Latoni. school teacher. residing
at 1852 South Twelfth street. was at
tackled and assaulted by the police at
Ninth and SAMSON streets. Miss Latoni
was walking along Ninth street when
she was suddenly set upon by the police
man. who was said TO be drunk.
Bosses Plan sesb School.
/ In an endeavor to put complete end
TO the existence OF the shirt waist strilS-
/ the members OF the Manufacturers as
ISOLATION will open school where girls
will be taught the trade of strike-break-
ing. Quarters Will be leased and so ma
chimes will be installed.
For the benefit of the strikers yaud-
eville performance will be held at the
Garrick theater, Philadelphia. A. j.
Drexel Biddle is expected to sing.
| On Saturday evening buffet supper
was given at the College Settlement
Among the guests were lawyers who
have acted in the interests of the strik-
ers. women who have furnished bail and
strike leaders.
Director Clay has ordered search for
William d. Haywood. who addressed the
strikers Sunday night. In his speech
Haywood spoke in scathing terms of the
police of Philadelphia and of the mayor
Director Clay declares that his utter
ances were infiammatory and that he
will not be permitted to make another
address
New York Victory.
Such scenes of enthusiasm and joy
were never witnessed at the headquar-
ization have been directed more partic-
tiers of the shirt waist strikers as when
the news reached the officers and men,
bers of the union that five large manu-
facturers. one of whom was Weisen &
Goldstein of 1904 West Seventeenth
street. who had gone so far as to take
out an injunction against the strikers.
have given In to the demands of the
union.
The shop of Weisen & Goldstein had
been one of the most difficult places for
the strikers to handle With iniunctions
and thugs to oppose them and the police
ever on the watch to club and arrest
them. the fact that such place should
give in to them sent a thrill of happiness
through all the fighters for better living
conditions
The officers. clerks. strikers. shop
chairman-all wept with JOY, and for half
an hour they Rugged. kissed and danced
about the office unable to repress their
feelings. SO certain are the leaders of
the strike that the rest of the bosses
will soon give into them that they are
making preparations to leave this city
for Philadelphia. where they will try to
repeat their victories.
]. Kaplan of SAG Broadway, Kappa
port & Koovner Ice Blocker street:
Clermont Waist and TuclSing company.
SIS Broadway and the Crown Waist COM
pany. 14S Prince street were the four
bosses who accepted the terms of the
strikers. One hundred and fifty will re-
turn to work at Kaplan's place. and 200
will commence work at weisen & Gold
STEMS. so at Rappaport & Koovner. and