The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-20

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brosoksd tn. have they not paid
Union enough for their services and have
/ quit their jobs
These Of Railway Employees association
<boe membership MoT0RMAN AND CONDUCTORS IN
DETROIT
The company of hands this morn
. ing and unable
The arisen cities and the street
vay corporation has generally its with other help
and provide such service possible,
II the strike which had Detroit tied up morning
pended and business nds proceeds far attempt the
company with The Times has first word for the
1tTken 1., j. w. rs
history other street strikes be not
repeated Detroit violence be resOrted to-
THE END SOUGHT BY MEN CANNOT BE GAINED WITHOUT
THE SYMPATHY OF THE PEOPLE
The the matter how just
their demands unreasonable the position of the Detroit United ra
them that the strike could have been called at more
wisely chosen Of wisely-chosen week. q
unfortunate thinks again despite the Jus
the attitude the company toward
them for walking out that would
great interests of the city down town and
III the manufacturing districts
matter could have effect strike
which has been brewing many while the three four
difference deprived workngman with other mouths to feed
and brought heavy loss employers compelled to operate
their plants shorthanded.
Having waited many might also have waited
ONE MORE important institution Michigan and its
welfare exhibitors and its crowds would not have
been made innocent sufferers
In striking when they and BEGAN
WRONG
The outcome Of their therefore ALL THE MORE DE-
PENDENT their department until the situation shah have been
We recognize psychological omthe mems
point of view furnishing public the early morning oae fair
sympathy for their than furnishing the
public day engendes good will tor the
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The men ere asking for raise wheB the
Inv It one point the conference would
dr 3hour day schedule they offered try the hours for
Is days and at that point negotiations the matter dropped
The action stood good yesterdays deliberations but the company
declined to accept the question Of to
accept l3hour schedule without tra
which exist present % cents an hour for men who
te worked less than those who have worked
Is those who have worked 10 months
The increase hmen would make the maximum 80
tmrt WA, made at arbitration Of the wage dispute company
selecting Attorney George and the Judge Phean these
The two could not agree upon the man. though Judge Ph
proposed behalf Of the union such men as Gov Osborn IT. s1c
Bhhop Williams, 7. F. Ingram and Judson Greneil
matter strike to the men when the two arbtrat0r'
failed effort get together between themselves
strike usual the principal sufferers is the pub
liz Is the innocent third party
A result DetrO. get from work and shopping
the company may be able to provide facilities
Another result going to be MORE CONVERTS MUNICIPAL
reform we WOULD NOT "Ho0FING IT" the present writing
such difference exists between the company and the men would
employer and the simply fair compensation for the men
thinking that such Gov Osborn and BISHOP williams
would have been satisfactory to the city
Refusal the part o. them reflects that
with its employees to abitrate
their been willing AT NO TINE arbitrate
with its possible serious and
he sympathy public should be with the and WILL be with
sn believe long they counsel wisely themselves and
maintain order in their ranks
railway has refused its full sharsof the
taxes Of Detroit
railway has refused rental for streets
which il has operating rights.
The railway refused Detroit reasonable
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United railway has refused give the people decent ser
Detroit United railway keeping Detroit In the courts contn-
nally Just and reasonable demands
United railway has refused to live up to its agree
and the responsible for the practical business
stsgnaion which Detroit suffers at this hour.
LONG DOES DETROIT PROPOSE TO STAND FOR THE DE
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DISCARD BRICK SAYS HAAHER The S