Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-07
philadelphia Unions Will Place
Usual PiCkets on
Duty.
4 HOUSE TO HOUSE CANVASS.
o..ronse TO Proclamation OF
Committee Of Ten Not Prompt
Or Unanimous.
,...,.r of Men out Unknown
s-..,,t Di.pcnsations Given TO Union
nri,er. Of MIX and Bread Wagons.

,.r.5.lrbfa. March To-day will
.,. r.al test in the attempt Of Ia
- leaders 20 bring about genera
~ workingmen in Philadelphia
I. .ympatby with the striking street
car employees -. N ooo
-, ,or,rnen n Philadelphia. While
.s, cen. d and many other sections OF
~. ,ii, do not appear to be seriously
.es,tad by the general order TO Quit
~ In the mill district Of kensing-
A., ,,bere trade unionism is well en-
...,cbs5. many industries have sus-
..,de5 operations II looked ike
General holiday in that great manu-
maturing center
SPECIAL DIsPENsATloNs.
sDecisI dispensations 10 the union
drivers OF milk and bread wagons en-
.bied all householders 70 receive their
,srsi quantity Of these necessities to-
5,y hut the fruit and produce dealers
are handicapped by the joining OF their
drivers in the general walkout.
According 10 the figures OF the union
leaders more than 1000 drivers have
c.ssad work. The hack drivers are con
,.,inr pecp.s 10 weddings and funerals
n,, s-e refnsing an other fares. Cabs
srs scare and there IL practically no
,sbiele service from the railroad sta
,t,1e ana ferries The most largely
Effected trades outside Of textile work
80 iu Keneinutun. Fairmount, rails OF
g.huvIkiU. Manayunk and Port klch-
,roni who claim 10000 men out arc
members OF the various building
trades the leaders OF which claim 10
nave almost an equal number Of strik-
err IN their ranks.
Io addition 20 these two large branch
es Of organised labor. leaders In the
movement claim there are 10000 men
In the miscellaneous unions on strike,
together with many non-union workers
who have quit work from sympathy
with the strikers. or difficulty i'm Sc
curing adequate transportation
The brewery workers did not join the
strikers because Of trade agreement
Managers 81 an the theaters declare
they viii run as usual this week de-
spite the strikes.
The shlrtwaist workers, who recently
went 90 work after a seveh weeks
strike. decided to remain at work. Their
sympathy is with the carmen but a
depleted treasury and the fact that
they had been out OF work SO long
compelled them Co stick 20 their EN-
Tloyment.
SYSTEMATIZING STRIKE
Following out plans adopted satur-
80 fTfl
be put on a systematic basis. The
unions will place the usual pickcts on
duty and house 10 house canvass will
b. ma'e 20 bring out union men who
tId not obey the general strike order
Onorganized labor didnot respond % the
PROCLAMATION issued by the commit
t'e OF TO- requesting the non-union
forces TO Join the sympathetic move
inent and the union leaders expect 60
devise some plan Of reaching these
WORKERS who. compared with the mum
u'f or union men, are I'm the majority
IN Philadelphia.
There is report In circulation that the
t'heral strike was luaugurated prin-
Up'Hy 10 unionize Philadelphia fully
sno more particularly to place organ
yea labor throughout the country ou
p sounler basis In the Industrial world
n report is published here today that
,hS general labor movement was a.
nave been started In Pittsburg. but
."a' lne trolley strike here gave a bet
strength ''''
mere was no change In the early
.'u,s OF the day in the street car strike
me Rapid Transit company placed
io.H 1000 cars IN operation. accord
"E l' lno officials 81 the corporation.
,tt. D.'""Ing last nights disorders IN.
NY was quiet this forenoon. The rolic,
.'.l .Neht has 5000 men on duty. Tic
NM. ny OF the negro policemen who
49, engaged especially for the strike
nave been relieved from dutv This
s uone 50 as not to ada any race
AZ 70 the troubles OF the police force
M 'ne Industrial plants In Philadel-
n ll'ssed as open shops" concerns
49, ~ operation today. none being
,.-'ls} affected by the quitting of,anv
'u.on men they employed. The largest
lem 20 shut down was the stand
hoHor Hearing company 100 OF
""''e men are Idle.
NUMBER on STRIKE.
The committee Of 10 which is -o,
.u9g The strike announced that g.
would Boz impossible 10 rstim,to ~
,'li,uu'l OF workers on strike until lats
sl'1 Nhen reports would bc received
, ,'.n we many unions involved I'm m,
,,Wllllam j. Tracey. president OF tho
n"l'G building Trades council ara ,
,.5lloeF Of the committee OF 10 saiI
me strike ls spreading. Non-un;on
".lAets are Joining the ranks as h III
% use We're their own
w the allied building trades 40 ana
,Nets are affected The brlcklavers
,4G electrical workers not nNiIi,fsl
N'n The Central Labor union ar, ,lt
, .ynpathy. BY tonight YOU will grd
10y ,o.ooo building trade workers win
Ihe published statement that III, 10
~. leaders may be arrested charged
.'n conspiracy Is not taken seriou slv
~, 'ne committee Of TO-
IIaeey speaking on this subject.
Let thom go az far as they please
'.ong mat line J don't think such "A
'lise WIZ do any good know ] have
,ha nothing and viii be here when
ne labor leaders, II was learned
oh another source. are taking no
'N'hces and have secured bail which