Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-07-28
Effort 10 Secure Return of La
borers 10 Work Not Likely
to Meet With FIatering
Success, Is Belief.
UNION RECOGNITION
DEMAND OF LEADERS
Protest Against Presence of
National Guards To Preserve
Order Sent to Chief tx
ccutiye of Michigan,


iuy soeAHs loaasst aserttt ita.rn wisrl
calumet Mich. July e. whistles
lwill blew aud call tack 60 the cope
fper mines tomorrow morning those
tmlluyca of the companies who are
willing 10 work. % tho operators ear
Iy out tho wishes 90 tho state military
F authorities ln contrW OF tho strike
1onr. Decision Co attempt general
/ resumption of work WAS reached ot q
/ conference between company repre-
sentative. sheriff Daniel Crunc and
General H. l.. Abbey today. the offic-
+ ials pointing out 90 the operators that
with the entire organized militia OF
Michilan guarding the Houghton
county mines their request for pro-
lection had been complied with and
that the state could not afford Go have
companies play q waiting game In an
attempt to "starvc out the union
men.
while this conference was In ses-
sion thu union leaders were address,
ing % mass meeting Of several thou-
sand men, women and children IN a
HhfNANAAN D AAANM TT AaNAf AAlAAt NA htAiA AAh1
men TO stand fast. The meeting.
which was the largest Of It's character
in the history of the mines here.
adopted a protest against the presence
OF the troops In a communication ad-
dressed to Governor Ferris This was
carried to Lansing tonight by G. +.
Mahoncy. vice president of the Vest
orn Federation of Miners
Speeches in five langungcs were
made at tho meeting. the chief nd-
dress coming from Guya e. Miller
Colorado member of tho executive
board Of the federation
Mr.. Miller pleaded for industrial
Justice" asserting that the compan-
les had violated fundamental ethics
IN refusing q conference with repre-
sentatives of their employees and crit-
icising indirectly the action Of Gov
ernor Ferris in spnding troops into
the county lie counsellod passive
resistance 10 the operators tactics,
saying
AN the working people need to do
Is 90 fold their arms for the next ten
days aud then Manager McNaughton.
of the Calumet and Hecla viii not be
Instead he win be- asking you fellows
70 save the whole conglomerate lode
from caVlng IN and You viii do It, too,
when he treats you right We bear
no grudges against anybody but fight
for better homes and dinners. II that
interfcres with dividends the dlvi-
dends must take the worst OF IT,"
IN proposing the address 10 Govern
or Ferris. which again invited the
state executive to make a personal IN
spection Of the district Mr. Miller
wished that the governor could be-
come a trlmmer for ono day. zone
hour would lr enough. called one
lt the Workmen and the crowd
'hccrcd
~ fear thc governor has made q
atal mistake in turning his ear to-
4ard the corporations instead Of tho
oilers said Aillcr II that Is so,
history vim put him alongside pou-
iedy ct Colorado We might have
ad more charity for him IL the press
lad not been nllod for wooks with
hc revelation of the strike breaking
lethods of the National Manufacture
iH association, set iu the face of these
disclosures he hurts troops into
ioughton county ana then advises us
b get together and settle our differ
noes ThJt ia possible just as soon
S the companies win meet u.s."
II was aclnowlcdgcd by the opera
isk IN getting even the most loyal
{ their employees back To work 10
iorrow but they hope enough sur
zee activities can be resumed to per-
lit resumption Of pumping
Pumping was resumed today AZ the
folyerine and Quincy M. shafts.
% trouble developed as q result ot
So activities during daylight hours
nd tonight every shaft house In the
'unty contained detachment Of
oops.
James A. Waddell, Of New York,
no represented the Guggenheim in
rests during tho copper mine strike
utah several months ago, arrived
day to take charge of the COM
lnies interests in this section He
id il h1d not been decided yet as to
hethor non-union workers were to
brought here but acknowledged
at such action might be taken later.
The military jurisdiction of General
obey was extended TO Keweenaw
unity tonight when sheriff John
apling asked Governor Ferris for
cops TO protect the Allouea, Ahmeek
a Mohawk mines Headquarters OF
t5or Guy M. Wilson, who was placed
command of the north end or
'ughton county last night win move
ross the county line tomorrow.
RCports Of minor dlsturhances Were