Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-18

Continued from Page onel have new trials in a court outside of California.
 The legislature of California will be asked to pass a law which will enable the courts of that state to grant new trials in cases where convictions are obtained by periured evidence or oth- CT fraudulent means
 Strike Last Measure If these means fail then organized labor will be asked to call the general strike. The plan of the International Workers Defense league is that the general strike will not be called unless every other means to secure Moneys release failed.
 The report Of the resolution on the Mooney Case read in part:
 Your committee realizes at this time that the grave industrial ana economic power of labor may in the last analysis have to be invoked in order to demonstrate to the hostile and anti-labor interests that the labor movement of America is determined that real and substantial justice shall finally prevail in the Mooney case.
 Tn considering the use of the strike weapon we affirm the reason express ed in the preamble of policy, namely, that when the hour arrives for the use of the strike weapon that it shall be surrounded and protected with all the rigorous safeguards that go to make up a general movement among the laboring masses for living cOndi- tions
 Your committee takes the position that the program should be worked out and exhausted step by step until there is no remaining doubt among the iaboring masses that there is no other solution left and that solution will then lie in the use of the strike weap- on.
 Sporadic Strike Worthless
 We therefore submit that no spo- radio strike not properly organized will be of value When we have failed to have brought to successful issue the remedies outlined, your committee urges the delegates of local unions, district councils, central bodies, state federations, national and international unions Of the bodies assembled to one and all consider the necessity before us to so organize that the machinery in the several branches and depart ments of labor. when the hour arrives after all other remedies are exhaust ed, that a general strike vote may be taken in every local union in the en- tire labor movement.
 Your committee recommends that the taking of a strike vote commence at the earliest possible date, and that this convention request all national and international officers to submit this question to a referendum vote in accordance with the constitutions of their organizations and that the vote shall be in, and tabulated on or before June l, and that the date for the gen eral strike be set for the Fourth of July, 1919, the day of American inde- pendence."
 The American Federation of Labor will be asked 10 endorse the general strike at it's next annual convention.
 |. W. w. Again Defeated
 The Mooney case program resulted in fiery debate lasting five hours in the course of which radical delegates opposed the sending of committee to Washington to ask federal interyen- ton and demanded that the date of the general strike be set for May 1. The conservatives finally succeeded in having the committee report adopted by vote of more than two to one. In the discussion President Wilson's name was hissed and July 1 was sneer- ingly referred to as "tlfe masters hOli- day" Later William SpOoner Of Oak land. Calf, paid a tribute to Presi- dent Wilson for his sympathetic atti- tude toward labor and the convention by a rising vote extended thanks tO the chief executive for his efforts to obtain Moneys release.
 At one stage in the discussion western delegate shouted: We will stop every wheel in the land and make the country look like an Arizona desert"
 A. JOhansen of Chicago, said the great danger wls from the silent labor leaders who had declined thus far to express themselves on the Mooney