Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1910-04-21
Locked Out
By Bosses
Two Hundred Thousand Affected by
Lockout of the German Building
Trades and More Are Ger
tainly to Follow Soon

tainly to Follow Soon
Berlin. April 1s-Two hundred been called for next
thousand oers in the building dusraI employers
of idle to-day meeting
suit OF the lockout by lockout
employers 1t is thought this The Aen
number will be increased during the ro. ,,r ..,,
day reports in outlying
territories
This labor forced upon 'aOo'e' members Oh
workers by the employers associa orekayers carpene
tions seeking to unionism have been dismissed
among the toiers. Most con- numbers;
tractors rallied in n attempt 10 saarbruecken
defeat the trade unions. but 1t is Hanover
timated that ten per cent of the en- Munich
poyers have declined join lock- Essen .......
being in sympathy with mems Dortmund ....
demands. Gelsenkirchen
Although the employers OF Berlin, Bochum
Hamburg and Bremen have not yet Duisburg .....
participated in the movement and Dresden ......
gotiations for a peaceful settlement Dusseldorf
are continuing Munich the lock- Brcslau ......
out is widespread. Bitter feel Leipzig ......
ing divides the employers and en- Kiel .........
ployes. schleswig- Hoist
Defy Master Builders Erfurt .......
The lockout caused by the onenbaeh
ton OF delegates representing the Posen
cialist federation of trades unions Chemnitz ....
comprising 100000 bricklayers Cologne ......
carpenters. and Iaborers. who Magdeburr
recently rejected, by a unanimous Ludwigshafen
VOTE proposed tariff of the The workmen VIII
master builders union. locked will
The building tribute
have Joined employers nings 1 mark
in cities resolving to wages they
deliver materials employers believed
obeying the lockout mandate. in strike funds
A meeting to be held in Berlin has has been promised
to the bluecoats 1t is not surpris statements for umbe
ing bringing these at that very moment
lying appeared their quart state for he patr
of the CITY, libeled with the deceit the
turned it." obligation to support
In the city where the agents ~ O ~ 'e
provocateurs plot to goad mes IN 'he Lake res
the strikers violence a preext 'sf'sis III !" eo'u
for calling the militia. during 'u"'e'pa' 0"he
strike of the elevator in the large ~ " '' ~ u
stores. the businessagent the pess VI "e "a'
vator- starters union beaten ~ " P"'e 'oHe'
death. in alley behind a certain ''O"' "" ae'0"u'
emporium. by strong armed man NaS'' 'e"''0"'
hired by story sup "''' ui'in'SSeu W
ported by afhdavts given by OoA'u - 'O'a'0" VI
responsible newspa- i'"e' iu'e
per each of whom accepted It as 1'AA1 "e"'p"pe'
true. promised print The 'A'0 u ''e Senoo
account appeared. ''0usA' '"' ~ ING
reinstatement until,
I'm another city the sales-girls In -. -
the big shops had sign exceed :. - =,
Ingiy and oppressive contract u.,,.., :, -
which, II generally known. would have -,
NN' Wv "i'" 0N' " N'N '''"' peared.
A prominent social worker brought ,,-- -, -
drivers for a six-da
bad conditions that had become es- -. -
tablished under them, to every news =, =. :. -, ,
' ~ "' w. ~ "N'' public sympathy by
print line the subject ,., A.. go. =
.on the outbreak of a jusunable ,,rsrai. ora nam.
S're' s'Ae 'e newspapers "efe that strong force
uSpoSea 10 uea' in sympa'he'c ing held In
"aS' 'u"" 'e' 'eefeo' anu Oe- and that policemen v
unanimously hostile the the mi, ,,,o, ,.,,,.-
SuiAe inquiry s"o"eo ''a' ''e other, under the mis-
DIG eehh's hao threa'eneo 70 ".h- Two Funerals Stop
ora" e" aa'erusemen's unless 'ne Cabmen described
newspapers oh"nseu 'heir a'u'uoe ques between hea
I'm the summer OF 1905 disastrous pickets This
res ragged In the northern lake coun- solemn editorial m
try and great areas OF standing tim His Long In
destroyed. prominent as a matter OF fact
gan OF lumber industry beitted
the losses. and printed reassurins Continued on