The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
OLD employees
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srcu each other" iArhtfall said. "A
man works half hour. and rests 4
half hour. ;
committee in WashinCt"n that the steel
cnmp1ny's hospitals were Tx" prisons,
whore, thcv held men lnCCmmun"ad". l
think he said. He's been badly informed,
! knew. b"CauS" ! spent som" 'lih' IN
the hospital last fall. and my VIC was
allowed u com" and even cat dinner
with M" ono" or twice.
superintendent Story.
August Mann, Sup"rini"Hd" 0f
wire plant ~ lnonura. followed III" en-
ployc4 and sad the strike was rapidly
"Out Of $500 mon in the mill. 5000
stayed "ut t." nrst day 1t was ch! led
Mann d"Clar',!.. =, nc" then l.uAi h,N''
come back. ana rn"r" return every day.
The major pr"p"riion' OF hiN mon.
, Mann sad, had always wanted L" stay
on The job. Like oth"r St"'l company
rrrr....,.,.'prIv,..; VII" have t'St fed. h" as
surcd the cumm!tt"" that the rr"%"nlh-
rlui, If ga. NII.,'~ To- Sup"r.lIt'nd"niS ny
mon IN IA" mills wa always c"untr-
uanC"d. and even encouraged.
'IGavcu'I most Of III" ether industries
~ me. ~ cSt"hl.Sh"d tn" "!gh,
hour day. Senator Kenyon asked h,m.
Il haven't noticed It IN my travels
Tr",d,ntaIlv L. mentioned efforts az
~" company 10 "-tl!I'>h night Srhm"I!
C,r its foreign crlpl"y"s. and said that
they Ind difficulty i'll getting them to
. .,il'nd.
what would You say {" a law which
would compel an immigrant I" learn
E.nrlIsh within tlN" HcarS after 'G,lhir';
here. or bc d"Nort"d?" Senator NtlSh
of NasSachus"tl asked him.
Wight r." Il good thing Mann SAID.
"\n,way We could only get eighteen IN
our night school class after CanNa"sirE
Z cl,r! body.'
Chs kriStV.r'h. formerly cmpT"N"d IN
a National Tube company mill - Nc
krcSrort, wa tho first striker called.
ord he asserted h. had h""n discharged
for Joining IN" union. lir VAS "Nan-
incd for some time hy ih' c"nrn'tt"" IN
Tho pni1t. this rh1rg" having been do
njrd by stcol company 'pr"~"n'ailv"s
on several occasions. but h" stuck Ia MS
assertion saying that IL" foreman had
given him III" reason.
George f. Culson, an "N-s"ldicr. and an
American, followed him with a whole
hrmaGSidc &C complaint I" make against
IN" company.
II pretty nearly had 20 90 on my
knees t. Tho company I" got L job back.
though | was on" Of th' frs, MY n"r
in i'rnrr.' he said. 'rh"u thc% i'ut mo
tn work in 4 place where man has
hardly any ChanC" f." his If. and
where IN" grease and tie. hat nuru W
Ionr clothes and ruln H..Ir shoes every
week. Th"v kept IN" i""i NE tiN" months
before th"v ave M th:t.s N"w I'm an
sirIkr for ought hours. NOR" wages anu
safety first ,nndlti0nS.
Womar's Arrest.
Then Attorney w. T.. l;ih.n. r"1r"Scnt-
lrl, tho STRIKE committee. C"ntcr"d MS
Gr,. ON N,n"SScn. and br"UEh; IN a lat
! tory Of witnesses. nearly all of whom
used Interpreters in part or iii whole.
Mrs. Andrew Ranks. with h"r husband
was first called She weighed lis
! hounds. and mad been charged. I'll" pa!i
sad. with d,fyinE n Dohc"man,w with n
club" Icl"as.N On san h' nd after being
taken 10 jail when they Appeared foi
trI.,i tho newt day. they we're told that
| ,hc,r money wnS forfeited. 'rhcy w"r"
Ii. huarians, but gave th"r story clear
| IL. Th, woman said Sh" had her baby ~
! her arms when arrested but had n" club
/ ard had said nothing - IN" special po
! I.,"man.
! "Nuw. Mr. Rubin" Senator Walsh in
| tcrrpvtrd. this cas-" ought 10 he fol
| lowed and If the abuse of these foreign
/ CPS is found TO 10 what they say IT Is
/ tic community ought :" stra'Eht"n il
J out. Thcr" may u" another explanation
| but the impression ought not I" go out
! among th"s" foreigners that our laws dt
| not CIV 'hcm justice"
! tanks insisted that his wifi" had mere.
| T.. been IN III" streets with hin
| when arrested She WAS waiting outsid'
| while he went inS.d" I" purchase olga
| r.is.
! "Why did YOU E" on strike" Senate,
| Sterling. Of NV TNak"tr asked HIM.
| HIS Only Kick.
because Judge Gary chairman Of thu