The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-11

Judge Frederic A. Bartlett justice John Nanden Rairoad avenue Crane O. striker this morning when he noed the charges of assault worker
 Manden had been haed police headquarters by result of the clash between the police
 Seven employees of appeared testified that Manden not the of disturbance lice had made mistake in arresting him.
 Judge Bartlett decision what expected be aseres of vndcations of strikers treatment in city court has been depored labor leaders effort ing made to have the of the Salts striker o for four months re-opened Another indication of the better consideration being given the omen the that he has appealed his long jail sentence owing was furnished with counsel by the American Federation
 E. morning legal investigator the American Federation of Labor has here in the meantime facts being collected
 While the A F of l. is waiting it's investigator the Bridge port Central Labor Union the rigid inquiry the
 The first action by the State Federation was the visit here yesterday of Julius stremau the president and R. C. ham, secretary They received mayors President Stremau telegram Wilson this morning tfyin him that official action has been taken by the Fed eraton looking toward impeaching him.
 Labor leaders said today that action would be taken the State Federation that matter immediately and that while the attitude of Wilson toward labor freely and caustca discussed informal at the convention immediate trouble.
 n the meantime the Bridgeport Central t i which if nav he shown that inc nolice received Wilson then, with the State aon of Labor and the American Federation of Labor effective action is planned
 An extensive system pczeing every factory where strike will begin Monday morning Either last night or to- appointed from department in every strike, and these will institute battle Ito the oposon of the manufacturers.
 going athis thing in earnest, Mrs Mary Scully, the A. said this morning "The pckets instructions and vii have worker out of >he factories:
 importation strike breakers the action The strike according to the labor leaders,
 H. Johnston, president of the international Asso citation Machnsts to this city today to interest h self in the attempts to settle strikes
 paternmakers of the Crane Co., 20 receVed
 
 instructing return to work Monday.
 received by the paernrnaleF, according chairman of the executive mittee American Federation of Labor.
 patternnakers will mean conflict of authority between the A. F. of L., and the patternakers who of labor An attempt made morning ascertain the for the in Agent Mulholand the New York office of the pattermnakers, not to be reached
 The H. O. Garfield Co., machine workers quit this morning. claiming they hadn't received the increase acco other employees
 the Brotherhood of Blacksmiths Helpers attempting today to conference with Walter Penfield of the Remington Arms & AmIn1 bayonet straighteners who allied with the blacksmhs trade demanded yesterday and they discharged Penfeld is obdurae usual 1t is under officials will sought to settle the matter
 The Salts Textile awaiting overtures from company company, T. H. McMahon, organizer de clares meet with committee of strikers All the men affected strikers what be dene?n
 Go. will attempt to open it's factory Mon
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