The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-14
TO FIGHT The CLOAKMAKERS
MiNUFtCTTRERS JOIN FORCES
ron FINISH STRUGGLE.
TIVE Associations Meet IN Conference and
Adopt bylaws, One or which O Not
10 Employ InlSu Labor strikers Get
word &C Help Prem Other CIiIe-.


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TWO ASSOCIATIONS an an3lgamatlon was
formed TO night the strike Ia "A finish
The new Associated Manufacturers OF
ladies and Misses Garments az NsN York
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n.m s'''u,y m-e'iE VI w" "i'"rhoo1
at Ieutonia Hall. l4i Fast sixteenth street.
90 consider the question of uniting with
the older examination the Cloak Suit
and SLir, N,nu1a .,,,,.rs Asso,i,,ior
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"es '"nS'u''eu neVes9a'y 'p nav VeH
special policemen on guard. When the
meeting was about 20 start application was
made tn the Past Tyvantv-sac,nd sfraet
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80 .o''.,' 80 uli' " ~ P0''''
mesl as wen, OUT Only nNe were sent
Some Of the members were very much
AGAINST the amalRamAtioa with the other
orvmni,a,ion rbila o,hor. aid ,bat only
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ny un''ius As on" onuy couIu vi" manu-
facthrers successfully night the strike.
Outside the hall the rumors were that the
police guar,i was needed In otIeIl "A rosaible
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"'''N ~ "'AN N'ssA' wv VI ''V'h 'h'hF h'h'
hight. When the meeting was over some
Of the man ufa cturprs denied that the police
ver, Their. IN nr.vant N zt,rny rneating
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$50 u ''y "'' ''' ~
OF an attack 10y the strikers. No one at
the meeting would say what had been
done but Chairman RindskOH said that
the two associations would have a joint
meeting AT the Hoffman House, where a
statement would ba given out
The meeting at the Hoffman House.
which took place az L VI seemed 20 he
harmoniols IL was held behind closed
doors, hut the sound Of frequent APP
piaitss and once OF twice Of rh.-aring could
he heard A statement was given oVt
after u was over which said
The cloak suit and skirt manufac-
turers 81 this CITY got together Yesterday
for the first tim. sine" the strlk" - the
cloakmakers logan and organized To-
resist tn. strike Tn. complete har-
monizing Of ali interests came when m.
members of the Associated Manufacturers
Of LADIES' and Misses Garments came
from "A meeting ~ their own association
in Te,Itonia Hall to the meeting II the
Protective association IN progr,s.- IN
the ballroom Of the Hoffman House and
there pledged their allegiance. 10 the
older organization Previously the Gar
ment association meeting lad voted
almost unanimously 10 abandon their
organization and throw their lot with
the Protective association
Max Rindskof chairman Of the Gar
ment ASSOCIATION and on,, 81 TN, prime
movers IN its organization. signed Jointly
with TN. chairman 81 the Protective as-o-
citation. .xacutiNa committee, "A state
neDt denying the r.t,ort thar auyth.ng
but harmony existed h.tw,-pn TN. two
organizaiions The most cordial of re-
lations exist between th. two organiza-
tions and they will present A solid front
TO the striksrs
m.eting (hairman I.fcn,Irt assur.i IN.
meeting thai every mrnher of the aSso-