The Glenwood post., 1913-12-06
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following pointed uphodng policy Governor
the strike and copy because believe
the facts a nutshell:
The Grand Junction Trades Labor Assembly did not
strengthen passing night dnouncng
the action of the state militia seeking recruits in this and other
Colorado and in making the unustfed and unwarrah
the receiving the protection from
which they justly entitled
ympahies largely with the We believe they
Furthermore spite of statement
labor individual make
that Elias NJ mmons of Colorado sin
cery the interests of ALL concerned in this dis
graceful he fair the miner he is to
operator showing Partially endeavor
ing to be fair and just
to Trades Labor Assembly
record giving credce the charge that the
being fairly dealt with by the Of Colorado
resolutions whole credit this
appears that the socialist element Of this worthy
organization had the upper hand last night
PROPERTY and this VIII! the governor has sent troops to ha
fight battles of EITHER SIDE
make both sides behave and order and OF
possible
troops needed There anywhere enough
district Therefore NECESSARY to
lave recruits and the and the dutant general acting
rights when they seek
recruits and they doing when they ask western Colo
lado o furnish quota.
cung 'enisng be used striking
The troops such
pose They recruited PROTECT LIVES AND PROP
viii be used against UNLESS THOSE MEN RE
FUSE TO OBEY THE LAW AND ATTEMPT TO DESTROY LIVES
Or PROPERTY.
IF the mine striking engage
practices defy the authorities then the troops should
just quickly again-
the other side.
sympathy with the action taken by the Trades
Labor Assembly last night this The organization carried
things too far
Troops in the strike protect the miners
protect the the and if troops
needed then should be secured and recruits should be
asked for from section Of the state
In the above sentiment by the Sentinel it might not
le
with good opinion of the law and
should hesitate do did know that the Grand June
Labor assembly the made of law
spcng abiding No doubt they felt the time
that their in behalf of the striking miners usiabe but
believe that conduct doing than
barring violence the
by forcing those who otherwise friendly to union labor
disgust when they would prefer support to
the trade Neither the miners the other side need
the militia long they the right and compor themselves
bcomeh lawbng citizens and when they do otherwise they
and should take the consequences
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UR CITY DADS the question
municipal plant and negotiations under for
Water nasmuch municipal board deter
nned have plant and like the small boy, won't he
let's have the
by possible for the problem has been cused discussed until
expected expenditure of
ther supply Of hot We believe the council has
disposition be fair all concerned something that could
be said heretofore during the few Let that
the in electric lighting this city has given them uf
cien example of the bulheadedne of pteuy forcing plants
community where only needed and similar lesson
which Aspen
the aldermen who might otherwise be tempted
embro the city endless trouble in the years
DITOR HOLMES grouchiy being presented bill
in advance for his water the the of
although he evidently that
bills him advance for his postoice box Henry has been the