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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13
Assembly Declares For F Filtration

for Monday, May 10th, 1t 10 a. m.
The support of the Assembly was
theirs when the announcement was
made that the Laundry Workers were
only insisting upon the old scale. and
the old minimum rate of wages. The
The Laundry owners are very anxious
that the new scale Of wages, which
gives them the privilege Of reducing
the working force as many hours each
week as they please, and ask that
laundry girls do the scrubbing on
Monday morning, which has always
been done by the jantior. thus doing
away with the janitor.
raction Trouble Ended.
President Higgins reported the
traction trouble ended and comph-
Imented the delegates on the work
done by the different locals they rep
resented who are interested. In his
remarks he showed that = few dissat-
dsfied working men who were idle
were used to create dissatisfaction
among the Is members Of the joint
committee. but to no avail as the en-
tire committee. was Of one mind, and
NO friction was noticed ct any Of the
meetings. It required IL years to lead
up 10 and bring about, the results re-
ported By him.
" Unfair.
The Wheeling Enamel Sanitary
works were reported unfair TO- the
Molders, and It was decided that the
|nght would be carried to the intefns-
tional heads Of the Potters' ana the
Plumbers organization. as NO firm has
! privilege Of being fair to one Or
eanization and unfair to the other.
The night is on and the Wheeling
SANITARY Works win have the pleasure
Of dealing with the Moldeys in the
very near future.
Carpenters Success.
The Carpenters' delegates made .
complete report of the strike and the
way 1t terminated. and it was a report
that was well received. and appears
| In another column Of this paper.
Mothers Day.
Mothers day was celebrated by the
delegates, as most Of those present
wore the customary white flower.
Elm Grove Mlners.
| Local No. 1866 Of Elm Grove placed
themselves right with the Assembly
when they made the correction con
Icerning the business man IN Elm
lGrove who is using coal mined BY scar
local miners, the Arbitration commit
tee Was placed 81 their disposal When
1called upon.
Electrical Workers.
Local No. 141. Electricai WORKERS
reported that they are IS . local =
N
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13

The legislative committee Of the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-
bly,, who have been calling on the DIFF
ferent locals in favor of the bond Is.
sue, in the written report made by
them brought out the fact that the
working people of Wheeling are once
more opposed by their old enemy In
the person Of B. Walker Peterson,
who has taken up the fight against
the bond issue, aided by his Million
aire Club Of Suburbanites, organized
at a meeting called by him at the
Auditorium last Friday, May T..
The result Of the report was that
The Assembly have instructed the
Legislative Committee to take what
action they deem necessary to carry
the bond issue, and the sentiment Of
the delegates was that through their
locals. they, the working men Of
Wheeling will have pure water for
tneir families. One Of the delegates
made the announcement that Mr.. John
Coleman. noted chemist of the city,
had privately examined the water Of
farkersburg, where the Smith System
Is installed, and found it good and
; pure
Assembly Cancellation.
The report of Delegate Ebberts On
tue EFFORTS Of the Conciliatory commit
zee appointed last meeting ton consult
WIN the Belmont Assembly was Mat
much progress was being made and
mat very good feeling prevailed. In
connection with this report Secretary
vessel read the following letter In
answer to the application made by this
assembly for q charter: 7s~s
Washington, D. c.. A-2S-'1s.
Henry B. Vessel, ..sk
O.v. T. &L. A,
Fulton, W. Va.
Dear SIR .r.~~s-.lyuV
IN further reply to your favor Of
e71-1S. desire to state that the
executive Board Of the American Fed.
Grafton Of Labor at . meeting held ii
headquarters 4-ls to. "a gave further
consideration to charter application Of
'ne y. V. T. & L A.. which has been
penoing. and the decision Of the coun.
eli = that charter to be issued to the
o. " T. & L. A. as soon ~ the ANAL
samation Of the International Cigar
Makers Union and the National stoei,
makers League 10 consumatsA
Fraternally yours.
FRANK MORRISON.
Secretary. 4. +. Of L
Laundry Workers.
The Laundry Workers asked Tor AMI
were granted the services Of the Al
duration Committee to aid them d
having the scale signed for the com
ing year. at the conference tAsy hal
s9aasst xitA he LauaAry oNsss,
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13
MATT GREE r VICE PRESIDENT.

Crescent Lodge held a very inter
esting meeting Sunday, it being Of an
executive nature. Nothing was made
public other than that the "old relia.
ble' Matt Greer, was made vice presi.
dent to I'LL an unexpired term.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13
NOTICE"

assurance that they will for the next
three years enjoy better conditions,
with each succeeding year an increase
in their wages. Much credit is due
the District Council, Business Agent
Nickerson, and the scale. committee,
and at NO time did they doubt the final
outcome Of the issue.
The Carpenters scale committees
have held 16 meetings, with the scale
committee of the Allied Building
crafts, and at no time did they allow
any bitterness to get the better Of
their good judgment The. first pro-
position or the original scale was
presented at first of the meetings of
the scale committee and was rejected
by the Master Builders, and they ad-
journed with no arrangements made
for further conferences. A few days
later the Allied Builders Committee
asked for another conference, and
we're granted it. At this conference
they made a counter proposition of
$3.50, $500 and 1920 and no Saturday
half holidays. The scale committee Of
the Carpenters reported othe Dis
trfct Council, and they were instructed
to demand the $500, $4.2O, and $40
scale, but concede the half holiday,
excepting the months of June, July
and August, which the Carpenters In
sisted they must have.
Proposition Rejected.
At the next meeting Of the scale
committee the concession Of the Car
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13
limited Mine Workers scale ratified.

Iried Mine rathed
A. cents and runof mine accepted
tentative agreement entered into pending Installation
that the might resume
u.,v r,nes will a al possible
.k. benefits given chance
q. o,oyde themselves
ch,.f Deputy Jack
omn and chidrens having
exhausted
Of Eelae rejected
, I'D in pettionina Gallagher
predion freely
Gallagher BILL
dno IS
this for period go days that
..ch mine can place the proper scales
trade unions
v.to the bill i
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13
BELMONT WORKS 3 WILLS

The Belmont Mil is only working
one Of the three mills this week. Due
to the fact that the Wheeling Steel &
Iron is idle, they are unable to get
steel to operate the mill in full.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13
WHITAKER GLESSNER
ISSUES PECULIAR ORDER

The following notice was posted at
the WhitakerGlessner Mill, Saturday
of last week and what the purpose of
it s the employees are unable to ex-
plain. Just how much they will be
disconnected by the order is not clear
to them, as they have been in the
habit of circulating petitions and sub.
scription papers of different kinds for
many years, as it has been more con-
venient to reach the men this way
when they report on the different
terms:
NOTICE"
The circulation Of printed litera.
ture Of any kind, letters, dodgers, post
ers or any advertising medium or can.
vassing for any purpose whatsoever,
are heerby positively forbidden.
"Infractions of this rule by en-
employees viii lbe considered just cause
for dismissal.
Whitaker Glessner!. Co."
1t is not known il the union intends
taking action.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13

Continued on Page ~
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-05-13

me Laundry Workers asked for ana
ware granted the services of the Ar
duration Committee to aid them IN
having the scale signed for the com
ing year at the conference thsy had
s'sasst N'sA sas Laundry owen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
anieIdJeGppler.

stm retten 9ierstae, belr 2s.
September, amn baIbaorei ltbr, giad'
nrittnas, fa1ro i'm Iforrlo,Ae Der fife.
iige1 gDangI. ct. Gmils Stride,
blprd 8aitor @asmann, oie Froiilna
BON Mar @ltieSde rnb Sri. Bottle
Ghpler ftatt gao6 Ser srara,ng be-
adben fid' ole gseitbersnablten nndJ
een Sein ser @roiit. on Ser tueIt-
liden sediten StroBe. mo elm
i,IeiSites Sodsritsailnr,f iies sss:ssar.
tete.. SER aniefde lift SbeiIbaber
In ser g. M. Wnfif Sapbspare 60.
9as i,ir9e Soar miro Sermonn 5u
seiper sifiinftieen Seimnth maiden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
,yram @ifbeImina @aebler bnrdl Ct
men Strrs idliucr perlett.

ssnfoIae ei1es Stliraes bon elmer
fIeinen 2reppe, im biItteren Sbell
ibrer 8obnino, lieat sSrau Bilbels
nina @aebler, IN iebr fritiadeni
3idnnoe, III ibrer @obnlnm Sarnie.
Der.
@om. 8enrper, lpelder iidl an
bergangenen @onntag nltf oeln Seitfl.
iucae BON Ser Stride befmS, lprad
tei ssrau @aebler, Delde feine
Sdlpieeerlnntter lit, Dor unb, bo er
SieieIbe t6dt i'm Saitie fan6, 6egub
cr iid, ftad Der t,intercn .Seite oes
Saltfes, mo er oie lllMRidlidle sSrnit
belpubtIos, am SitB elmer fleinen
Sreppe, oiif Der @r6e Gegeno, por-
foalo; auie lorlge Tie bereits 6ort ge.
legen batte ift llidf befannt. sferate,
lpeE1e Serr aenper fofort bcrbeirief,
iapoelr aaB ssran @aebler iehr ernit.
lidy ON &ppfe perlett mar
BUR Belt oieies geibrieben ipatnoe.
i'll ibr 3atitoaro. in @etrndt ibres
pongeriiften gIters, etn bodit fritt-
ider. ssroit @aebler lit Die Wiitter
BON Sratf @oebler, bon Stpiss;
@m. @aebIer, bon Sntoba, ilnb ppl,
sSraai @6ap. Gemper. 4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
Ginfiibrnna bon geamten Scr q.
anS 9. OF G.

SSn Ger lebten, regelmdbiaen @er-
ianuilhlna ser fieiigen 2oge Ser
&rigbts anb 9aoies Of Secliritb, mt
oerganeenen Samstoa, tpltrben sic
folgen6en 9eantell eiirgefiibrt,
Inn pGbrerpo oes beaimen6en
ssssabres sil oienen: l.. G.. Graf,
pres. Edw. Walz. vice-pres.: DR..
r. w. Lockwood. see. vice-pres ;
Miss Emily Biele, prelate; Mrs.
Elizabeth Lockwood, financier
Miss Edith Remley, secretary ;
Harold Friend, conductor. Rich.
Stoehr, guard, Aug. Bauer, sen
tinel and Thekla Gaus, organist.
Inter anberen gnhpeienoen befono
fidJ oitd) Srou Belle 9ioodl, BON Gin.
ton, aao., 6te 0tftpift-2eiterin oes
Srbens, fir oieies Serritorilmt.
gsad, Sdlatf, Der @eif1fte oes
Melrbs ipurSen grfriidningen Ter.
niert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
gerbaaOInuasn i'm areisseridlt.

Ser Sdll bon Ssnmes g. Giniio ilftS
anoeren, gegen 8runf @arner ,in6
nnbere, fom am Iitttppdl, sen t5.
Septeinber. Salr @erfnnbIluig. 0os
@eridt frohm Sen Sail llntcr Be-
latbltng into entfd,ieo ppriae @od,e
5l4luliten 6es @erfTogten. Die IN
bem obiaelt SSaII ifhereiiierten Rar-
teien ipobnen in ser Gibe pon,Sea.
Die Soltptfroge in Dem sSaIle tpar.
Y@er fm bic @ertpoItilna. Ser 60.
rintb Stride, in Der Rahe BON Sea?1
Die Erititees tueldp bielcs Redd oaF
@nlpo zines 9eiibtitels pom Ssabpe
1898, ooer iene, lpeGd,e 6ieies &att
oirf @rnto cines 9efibtitels tout
Sasubre 1916. beattiprilden. 9ie
Srititees. ipeIdc ibp gittboritGt oif
hen SiteI nont Sabre 1915 heariiit.
Sen. iporeu ben &entecoftoI 9eiiten
geneiat, tu6bneir6 Die Erltitees mel
DIE ibr Redlt biirdl bet Glteren Sitd
beariirhen, Der gellainlten Gefte DIE
geniibnlg Ger &inhe oer,peiaerten.
9os @eb1itoe iuitr0e 6ilr6 offcntIi&
9eitr1ge oitf 2attS erridtet tneffes,
Ioid 6em tiIteren Eitel. 6en, bon
Ger tbrtItIid)en &rde errmttnten
Srititees iiberlndN tpi,roc: Ste Be
niitirna oes @ebGiroes ioIlte allen
elisioicn seften ,uer,tseloIid1 se-
itattet fein.
ssm ssabre 1915, iibertralg Der air-
IipuiilmIid,e @eber bas gigentbWrt,
| llnnt Sitel, mt anbere $riiitees. 9ds
l@eridt mar Ser aniaft, bab Der erfte
Siter qtItig mar, iittS SnB iid Sieier
frite SitcI, bon 8aehtsspesen, In
Sen Sanbeu 6erieiisen Sriiitees be-
lfanS, ipelde bon Ger dyriftIid)en sir.
de erlpannt tplrroen. Gin Nntrog
fir eiften ne,ien &roseB tralrSe se.
.Inrodt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
syriibe slnsiuabl bon saatfOrn.

Dann ilpde Soatfort itets i'm Sell
be oirs, bepor 6asielbe bonn Sroit
gelitten bnt. @enn Die gritte ilit
@ong iit, faml man fridf ianteridei.
ben tpelde 9tebren om fri5beiteit
reif imiroen illpo 6dber Inn n6dften
Sdbr cine friibe Grtrte briligen itiro
BEN 5roit bernleiben tpiirben. gti,r
i'm Selbe fotut mon ieben Oh cine
aebre befoftoers eroB irnb boil iit
neil lie altf Dem eillSi9en Stengel
I'M Siigel tpisf)s, inr6 oaber geget
ar1oere glebren I'M gortbeil ipar,
gaur i'm Sel6e fanal man ieben Of
cine glebre ali bod ooer aii nieorig
arn Sferrgel iibt imro Oh oieielbe 10
ienfredt anl Steipel lab, DOB Der
SerbStreeen in Die SiiIe eilrorineen
litb Die aebpe peroerben fpnnte
Die S6be 0er Gebren, aln SRu-
gel ift iebr iuidJtig rid,t tpitr lueil
Gle iriebrisen slsbren ieidter eiilSll.
sarpnpeln iinb, ionbern aiih tpeil
gerfpd,e geaeigt fobeit baf Ole me-
6rigep glebnen i'm glllgerteinen fri.
her reif tpepoel nls fpie bod Mrl
'StengeI befinoIidJeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
sicoel @olf.

SRI. giartbo @olf mo aSoco6
Sie6eI ipiiroen ont 9ienstog bieIer
@odJe, I'M @farrhaitie ser 6ieiigen
GnonaI. ct. 9snl,ls @iudle, hilrdl
Goftor @asa1rnnn getraltt. San Seir
Ser @pout lplrbe ein iplenSites Sod.
5citsmabl ferbiert Die groqit iit
Die eirtSiae Sodter BON Srou Gbrift.
@olf un6 bat hier eiipet 5oblreidell
4reis bon Treinloen. Ser @rGltti-
lm ut Elm apobGbobenber fSorner
,ift6 8iebbdnoler BON Cole GountD,
tpo bas iintec Tnor ieiite !Seimatll
oitfidIooer miro. @ir ipiinihel
Sen ReltpennGbIten pipI Slid snll
@in0e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
ROsseu tbyt Sem @eriuaidleu Der
SclSer Ginbalt,

Die fdpperen aeeeneiiiie 6cs Der.
sanaeiren Sonullers boben Sem Sarpo
oltrh gerndiden biel gcid,ooet ,uo
Dies miro nld} ip6brcnS oes Serb.
ites inno oes 8inters, mff alIeni fab.
len uno lpelligem 2apoe Der Sail
iein. Soffe 5eiber iollten nid)t
zen Serbit iMro 8inter iiber fab[
licgen bleiben, ionoeml ipenn IL
Geno ulo9IidI iollten oieieIben chn
Bflonseitoefe erl,alten. Ole @r.
fahriing bat seseigt. haB fiir oieien
3iped ole slipsioot bon sloMpen oie
oeften &eiitltote erSieIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01

Grobitftipn atf Ger sSaru groBer
fein miro ilrfolee mebr arbeiten
Dos Stoatsfoipite Der @ap6ner
2ap6freoitbanf4slfte bat mpf ser iest
i'm @ange befiauoli6en Stantsfair in
SeoaIio eiar erobes Belt, in ipeld,enl
Die angeleserbeit ,raber erfIdrt imS
2iteratru allssetbeilt ipepoen miro
Sos Self lift fdl6r 6eforirt auto Elm
|gnobes Sd,iIb Dor oem 3elte triisi
ole @orte:: ,Senoaaarters, @arbnei
2altb Bart Stnte COMMITTEE; Srct
sbeaffna; ssree 2iteratllre;; s)oi
slc @eleontei~ @er iid, oariibei
iiHornrirat ipia, bat oon cine quite
@eleserbeit. sSitrufiapopiersig pro.
EtilRnte gdiiourier fin6 bnlluit beauf
tragt ipopbeit 8ortrage iiber Dos
SatSffpeoitbanf4Spf 81 badten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
Gbas. gadIdlies er. mad,t ieinem
aeben Gin Gnbc,

glm Iesten Siertstoa gsadnlittag
tegifm gbas. 9adidlies, Sr5 feit
pieIen Sabren en- giripobner pon
hermann, in,S i'm sllter pof 6S
;Sabren, SeIbitmprb, irtoem er iid)
anr ginsaug 8ilm itiatiitfen sSrieo-
Eofe INIT eineit &enolner erfdob.
Sobn Mieller, Elm Tltbrmalin, fano
oen entieelten 9orper iltlgef1br lun
A ltbr. Nod1nittags, ols er nod Dem
Srie6hpfe fllbr, Inn eiren Seilredeal
81 boIen.
Ser 8eritorbene mar alll leBten
@ofrtoe bon einen 8eiltd BEL iei-
rem 9obne, Iar, IN Ct. 2olis. 5it-
riidgefebrt. gr binterlieB eirerl
9rief in ipeGd,em er Die @riinoe sll
ieiner Sbat onaese6en bat. 9ic
Sbatinde, oaB bieer 8rief aiif ci-
nem 8rieffopf bes ct. Souls Ser.
mitpnI SoteI geidrieben lit. lieiert
Sen geipeis 6aB Der geritorbcN
iraG feiner Seirntbsitnbt suriidfebr'
te, nit Der @biidt fid 6as 2eben 81
nebnien.
gr biirterIGbt iiinf Sobne nnS
aapei SSdter, Die 9eitattitng er.
foIate geftern, Inn 2 llbr. Hndpnit-
tags, oitf oem ftaotfd5en Srieohofe
9aftor aasdnann bieIt nie @pab.
rebe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
Sermann Glnb iieat srm siueitel
nal iiber bic 8aIbinaton
gl6bertiIerS.

Die s6Spertiicrs rmd,er ansiprudJ
oarmrf 6as bette 8aIeball +Seau, fiios
Iidy bonn Miiiouri SlirB. 5u iein. Gin
iebr mbIreides Garblifinn batte fitf)
Safer eiaMefin,oen ipeldes ban
disberit lebbaften llno ipanlseubal
spiel NIT groBem ssntereie fotate.
gllld, SieRs sipeite mol errang oos
Sertrunit Tenn Den Sieg iiber one
@dite bon @albinaton. 9as RefllI-
tot mar 3 aeaen 4, s.,a1lriten bon
Sertnuiii.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
Sas srodnen Ses saatforn.


S. 6. Sofelmonn, bonn @tiiionri
GoIIesium aes aderbales, iaat, bos
Srodipeil 'bes Soatforns lit ebenio
iuiftiq als pie bie glusipobI Sesiel.
ben. @erul 6asielbe I'M ieltdten
3ltitanSe Dem Sroft olts9eiest iit,
Sauu iit es I'M rridJiten ssritbiobr als
Snatfout luertbIos, Sanmen mel.
der in Der @egetpo aeSoaen ipllroe,
no er ipie0er gepflaist merben ioIl.
1T Dem por5uaiefen tpelder non aats.
ipGpts besoeen miro. 9os Srofrieu
Gil Der S,ift, I'm Sonnenidein III
Ole bette, tpem oiid) cine lomgnmt
Wtetbobe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
9as sammeln uon siiFem aler.

SSSr pielen Sbeifen nnhres goul.
tbs pGfllt bieier &lee i'm lteberfIllF
crtIonq Den StroBen; berieIbe follte
iebt gelnGbt tperoen neil Der Ga.
men iett bollfomnen reif lit. 8cr
bpbe Greis bes snmens nad,t boS
@mlten oesiefGcn bon Dem &lce ipeI
der ml oen StraBen, luitp., ip1dNt,
iebr profitobel. SiiBer aIee lit eilre
Der beiten 8fIali8er fir beitdnoipe
@eibe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01
Sin fleincs aeibcn, iiber ,ucld,cs

Sin fleincs qeibcn, iiber mcldles
mir Sng l,irb geodlt griibelat, lit INT.
'taiphc, ilnier aonses Ierpemipitem
auBer Srolmnlg sll 6rilraen ,tlpo inns
aufs &ruitfenbett 5il tperiet. 9ariur
iou9e nid4, ioarbern lei froben M1l,
tee ilnb iebe bein 8ertra,en alli
Sorni's gupetlfr1iHcr. gs lit Elm
SeiInrittel. aalf 6as iliot iid poIlig
per6aiien fafpn. gs lit nrs giftfreien
arairtern bereitet i,it6 ertbdIt nidts,
NOS ltid)t gltte @irfintsen bot. @irS
'pidM BON Ipotbefeil perfaltft, iorr
Sent onrd Spe5iaIneenten, Ole err
si,aitrt iino BON oen Seritellern: Or.
Eeter Sdbrnep & Cons 60, 10
25 Sp. Sopne sloe., gbicogo, ssn.
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'Das pslduerican1 idbipimnenot
Neater ipiro inns Gn fonlnerSet
Deontaa, ben 4. Sftober, tpieoer Ell.
.ien gafiid dbfbatten. 9ieies Ebeo.
ter lit iest srobortiser, idoner uno
m ieoer Sirfid,t beiier aIs ipie je.
frbals porber, i,ebit erftfIaiIiger gall,
oeoiIle itno @anoeIbiiSer llrterbal-
tiiiis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-10-01

Die ilsiiee Sose Der uRebetabH
bfs[t, om 1issien Diengbae sberS cine
8erininilIur9, iil tpeId,er Srls. MI
Tie Sud, ssrtta @mIsblnro ilro SssSa
Sieoler in Den Sroen atf9enonllnen
rpirSen. Ind) ben feierlidlen 3ere-
rtlonien Der Ginfiibriln9 fanb Elm
9a1fett itatt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-13
STRIKERS AGREE
To DEMANDS Of
MINE MANAGE RS
Complying With Governor
Hunts Request, New Com.
mittee Is 10 Go to Ell Paso
for Conference,


Clifton Ariz. oct 12.-At the re-
quest Of Governor Hunt, the striking
copper miners here tonight decided
to accede to the demand of the man
ayers and name committee of five
to take the place Of the seven who
were taken TO El Paso by sheriff
cash and Admmut General Harris
yesterday and rejected as conlerees
by the managers
The governor urged that the new
committee should be appointed "a
demonstrate that the miners we're do
ing everything within their power 70
end the strike, which has been in
progress since September n The
message from the state executive arr
rived in Clifton simultaneously with
the return from El Paso of the seven
rejected committeeman. Prior TO TINS
there had been apparent, among Che
miners, % disposition tu reject the
demands of the managers for new
committee of former employees not
prominently Identified with the West
lrn Federation of Miners. The mes
sage from the governor quickly
changed this attitude. Adiutant
General Harris and sheriff cash re-
main in VI Poso and VIII probably
attend the conferences between the
new committee and the mine man
ayers
The entire district remained quiet
today. 80 troops were sent to Mo-
rcnci. though "a request for soldiers
WINS received from that camp.
strike leaders said they were en-
tirely capable of preserving order and
at the first mint Of laWessness, would
resort tu the simple expedieut of
barring the peace disturbors from the
commssurV maintained bv the union
relief committee, thus making il im-
possible for them to remain in camp.
A committee of strikers today be
gan canvassing the clifton business
men To take ont cards as social mem-
hcrs of me Western Federation oi
Miners These cards cost So and
twenty -threr OF them were issued dur
ing the afternoon
j. q. cooper purchasing agent for
the Arizona copper company the
largest of the three concerns affect
cd by the strike. returned 10 Clifton
today Tie mid if the strikers np-
pointed the proper committee they
would be- assured Of hearing by the
managers. he declined 10 reply to
the question as ~ whether nm not the
mine managers would guarantee not
To- dismiss the men active I'm the
strike. nor would he discuss The
charge. made Joy the strikers that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-13
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

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For twcny-touv hours, ending at
6 p M yesterday:
Maximum temperature IS degrees
minimum 2N degrees. range, 59 de-
srees temperature no 8 D. m- 55 de-
srees northwest winds. clear
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pbia mine al Hanover is a valuable
property.
Do YOU know? That the Hard
scrabble mine az Pnos Altos is pro-
dueng rich ore
DO YOU know That the Lucky
Bill mine of San Jose iS one of Grant
countys richest lead mines?
Do sou know? That the Phelps
field turquoise mines produce the FIN
est gems i'm the world
DO you know The record ot
Black Hawk, Georgetown Chloride
Flat White Signal, STEMS Pass and
Hachita districts?
Do you know That the great Car
penter zine district is in Grant county
Do yyuu know that That the
Dodge company have millions of tons
of copper ore developed i'm their Burro
mountain mines
DO you know thar? Pnos Altos
constantly produces large tonnage
of gold. silver and zinc ores2
DO you know? That Grant county
is one of the largest producers of
Mohair and Angora goats
DO YOU know That Grant county
educational facilities are unsur-
passed.
DO You know That the state Nor
NAL school Of New Mexico Is located
AT Silver City, Grant county This
institution has manual training and
domestic science exhibits i'm their
booth al the educational pavilion,
which is attracting the attention and
favorable comment of educators from
an parts of the state. Literature fur
nishing fun information relating 20
the normal is beins distributed by
Professor Douglass, who is its repre-
sentative at the fair.
Do you RnoW2 That Grant county
Is first to maintain nine-month school
I'm every school district
Do YOU know? That Grant county
ranks second i'm assessed valuation
DO you know That Or Bullock s
! famous sanatorium for tuberculosis is
/ located at silver city, Grant county
DO YOU know That the Metho-
/ dist national sanatOrium for tubercu-
losis is at Silver city?
DO you know? That the United
! States hospital for tuberculosis is al
! Fort Bayard in Grant county,
Do YOU know it is one of the lead
/ ing cattle counties in New MeNico2
4 Do you know? That Silver City is
world famed as a health resort foi
| the cure of tuberculosis
DO YOU know? That Silver City IL