The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
TO ORDER NO OUTSIDE STRIKE
CLOikMakERS Nor TO FIGHT
~ OTHER CITIES.
hut n Manufacturers DO work for New
York Houses whose f.mpioS ees are
on strike Then lndh hiuai strikes
Nm Be Called Arbitration plans.


The executive committee 81 the Inter
national Womec's Garment Workers,
which j. handling the strike Of the cloak
makers. issued a statement yesterday To
the effect that there ~ no irteat at order
ing a general strike II ClOakmakers m
any city outside Of New York IL was
said. however. that strikes will be or
dered "A gainst any manufacturers IN other
cities who are found To he doing work
for New York firms whose cloAkmAkers
are on strike.
II was Announcei by William Citizen Of
Boston, Morris Hershach Of Baltimore and
Max Andur Of Philadelphia all vice-preei-
dents Of the International Women Gar
ment Workers. who were in New York
Yesterday, that pockets have been posted
az all the cloak factories IN these cities
with instructions to report all cases Of
work done for New York firms involved
IN the strike
There were moro settlements with in
dependent contractors yesterday and
Chairman Bloch of the settlement com
nittee 1T the union reported that about
seventy five CONTRACTORS hc thought had
settled and that a. a result =. ONn or a.OpD
strikers will return to work tomorrow
Chhllsn q, was issued hy Never London.
lawyer Tor the striker to Julius Henry
cohen lawyer for the cloak, Suit and
Skirt Manufacturers Protective Associ-
alton or any other representative uf the
~, citation for a public del ate nn the
strike and its issues.
When col Reagan ~ the state Board
If Arbitration. who was asked by the
representatives Of the manufacturers
association 20 get a list Il the grievances
1T the Cioakinakers before they could
cons de- the quesii-- 1t arbitration ur
acCapt the services e.! tu" board called
he obtained copy ~ the demands hy
John ! pyche. secret ~ = r"aSurSr -
the lnt"natIvnal Numens Garment
Workers He took the copy ~ y. let
court. chairman 80 the executive commit
t.Se Il the assNCiatiou. but Mr. lafCnurt
sad that thera was NO proof that the
cloakuaksTs had not an they demanded
except recognition ~ the Union. which
the employers would not consider.
Among the firms which Chairman
Bloch ~ the settlement committee ~ the
strikers said had mad" settlements were
Julius Stain A Co ko-snb.rR 4 Ginthpr
and BlumherR 4 Goldst"in
On l-half Of IN" Cloak. Suit and Skirt
Manufacturers ProtectiN. Association "A
statement Nas ISSUED Yesterday regard
ing the reports ~ Chairman Bloch which
said
-Alaxancier Bloch ~ IA. strikers settle
ment committee announced. A. he has
l--n announcing from day tn day. thai
some cloak manufacturers have signed a
settlement agreement and that men "in-
plDyed by them will e. hack 10 work IN
Monday Mr. Bloch was indefinite a. To-
IN" eNart numier but finally stated the
names - three firms which he said wer'
among those who had signed III" settle
m.nt agreement and which ver". accord
ing 10 Mr. Bloch. representative houses
M the cloak, suit and skirt trad"
Among the thrse Mr. Rorh mentioned
~ prominent IN IN" CLOAK trad- The hpu=.'
- julius stein \ 60 The house - a
prominent one hut " j. not IN IN" cloak
and sun business IL H. a costume huus"
The other two houses vcry discovered
after a -sarch had been made through
Nugsnt's Directory To ~ m the CLOAK
suit and skirt industry
In" stat merit also sald thar when Col.
Reagan = thu stat" Board ot Arbitration
anne ~ Mr. IsfCpurt To discuss TN" reply
whIch h. had r'C-'iv-d from ia" P-oi"C-
~" Association "a answer & hl- request
Tor a conf, TunCs- .'tW'an r pr -'nt 'tlN"s
~ th.' 49, o-'IatIpu and th,. -trk'r- Do" wa
informed by Mr. Is'fcuurr that under -
circumstances would IN" manufacturers
10 tn" ASSOCIATION accept "a rin-s'd shop.
his decision on tn" part e IA" manu-
fECtVrrr-. b" was told. was final tn"
pledge. the statement sav-. IL binding
un the m-mDsrs Il m" PROTECTIVE A,-o-
cation not 60 'ntor into al agreement
with any sst or group Of men. whether
calling them salNe- q IA ton ~ not II il
INCORPORATED IN the bylaws 81 IN" a--u-
citation ard IN becoming "A msmtisr 81 tn"
association each manufacture - bound
to abid, by this ruling
4 m"' ting II the ,NeCutive Commits"
Of the association will II. held tomorrow
at which tho question q "A Confor"n will
probably he decid"d ou.