The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-27
ElPRESS STRIKE SPREADS
uIiI,I iRGO HEN GO or avn
,Dtu> M JOIN THEu.

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1000 ~ RrCoEnIIInE the linton Pre-
..rr. settlement COmpanN ASKS
r,r troop. and Gov. FORT Rrfnsrs
f.."phons talk from Trenton
Co.. '..r Nlr'pcnn " Jersey Cry yes
.,.. bort declined To order out
o. tho National Guard for duty
o.. ,... s'-..e of the United States TX
--..- rmranv~ wagon helpers The
,..- 0rr rsIsmen was made nv
- 2 ne company
r.. Navor to'd the Governor over the
ID. 'rs' Jersey City had every availA-
an no Job under strict orders TO
r. ....' 'h. express company employees
a. % ~.r'v and that there was no inn
r....... need Tor outside help
r...a ,as much activity IN the moving
r, .r.-,ss matter from the CoulmunipaW
al n r7oAeu platforms yesterday wag-
o.. - .-harEs ot strike breakers with FL
20 .r secret Service Bureau guards
,-s-.ar',v EFF the platforms under police
r-c,---.on Fifty loaded wagons alone
rs-. .ra TIM from the Hoboken plat
f-'-. 'r Manhattan. and a great deal OF
.rl- va delivered and taken WAY in both
c,,r-. 20, trucks and vans owned by the
eo--fanys h,G customers.
wagon helpars IN the employ Of the
Vs.. largo Company IN jersey CITY
C-.-. yesterday and many OF the plat
fern non and clerks at the United States
IIr-ess Dompanvs Communipaw and
Hor0sau platforms quit work IN sympathy
fer '1a striklng helpers OF that company
.anE Of several hundred men aud
t,,s h.i IN the Erie Railroad wards near
the milk platform IN Pavonia avenue.
Jsr~sN tI'v. IN the morning and SURPRISED
q sars Of strike breakers who were being
.srorred from the ferry north toward
the -owyauys stables at Eighth and
Henderson streets 4 -hower Of bricks
feil 10 he street and the cops chased the
rnfsr- tanning them with their night
,r.s Two or three Policemen added
gaGrr - tho retreat nv discharging their
s..s % the air Several Wells Fargo
wagon. we're upset IN the same ne RhboT-
hood during another Incipieu' riot IA
witch bricks and night sticks figured
N. drivers who have refused TO take
out their wagons on the plea that they
were under bonds and could not work
vl'hou' their regular helpers whom they
could '-.s' learned Yesterday that the
cor7rarvs officials consider that they
are no longer regularly employed ! he
COMPANY ha- agreed 10 grant the helpers
an r.rsI-s ot S. a month with a twelve
hour i8N and double nav for over tune
c4' -eiuses to recognize the union
The IN. N demand was sug gesi ed and has
r--u pushed by labor agitators In Jersey
The -vtnpathy strike OF the Wells Fargo
hA.r.r~ vas followed last night bv con
IN loI- Performance of di-ordsrly dolngs
m PayuniA avenue along the route taken
~ ne Wells Fargo wagons returning
from Manhattan via the Erie ferry TO me
.r-lT1uv- stable between Monmouth
ard pI"~ streets Many wagons were
HFaL. a Nta0n.
assortment of hoodlums Several store
urIuV- were smashed by badly aimed
--"N- and one strike breaker vas dragged
= wagon and beaten
Word reached Polio" Headquarters
a. n ght that the Mels Fargo COMPANY
intends to move Us wagons to-day with
me AId of new men hired to take b. places
~ strikers. and Chief Monahan made
A-ran Remen's 10 gIr" III" company pro.
'sr ION
ir was common talk among the trIkers
rat tn. Adams Express Company help
- and drivers will 20 out to-day IN sym
Is.hv.
ire Wells Fargo.- drivers and helpers
We" organized AT HAWKES. Hall. Erie
a. Thirteenth streets Jersey Cttv
y-sreriay afternoon 10y Jeremiah Hurley
s.ness agent Of the Internal onal Broth
srfo0d u Teamsters. which u affiliated
18th 'n. American Federation u Labor
\ second meeting was held az the hall
AeI t4EL' 10 ufleTTuinF NnefIfT the new
ofgaulIa'IOn would join the Fed ration
n. ras' i's fortune with the independent
order ~ TeamsJers. ~ which John
l~En.ngs ~ the organizer. The police
voI.tn.' permit Jennings 90 enter the
.aa Jennings has caused them much
'-1.m." 10 the past by his activity in
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'.1'. ~ night the We'll, Fargo men
.n'a.l ~ affiliate with the International
Issr.-'ar- and he nItad States com
ra1y men. Who held a meeting IN the
sane NUrldIng. were unable 20 agree
-7..r'v favoring uniting with the In
's-r-'."Ua. and ne minority making a
...' stand 10 j.unlng-'s Independent
'"ar"- sr- ne majority threatened 10
90 .-' ,n prrk to-day unless the minority
~" r'pgui 10 their way Of thinking
~ "a 0'unnsnt was taken until
.- '.l- morning. when the question
r.. -'ffi s-I
.srI.rE- va -o'o over the attitude ~
.. ~a .n-Ify. He announced that no
V"I" VS. h.s hands i tho State
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