The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-01-01

ttne s--roronto strike called on
June b-Commercial telcgraphers' union
Usmbefs IN southeast struck.
June A-betrOit carmen struck.
June lo-General strike Of telegraph op-
June 22-Gompers reelected president
" A Of
JUNE ga, = OF l. declared Tor .i-hour
July ls-Building Employers association
81 Chicago locked out 10000 employees
'ecause Of carpenters strike
BOSTON street car men on strike.
workers ended
July @.chicaso surface and elevated
July si-Police Of London and Engnst
provinces called on strike but few "
sponded
Aug. l-Chicago street car strike endeo
by compromise
Railroad shop worte,s " u = struck
ers struck
Fourteen railroad unions demanded IN
Aug 7-Actors on strike IN New YorE
Aug. i2-Actors' strike spread to CHI
Aug IL Railway ssspmen voted to re
Aug 2i-Pacinc coas, railways tied ~
by strife
Aug Is President wilson granted A,
cent an hotfr raise TO railway ~.opnf
I'D issued explanatory statement to- pub
We, calling for industrial IT,
Aug S-Raiiway shopnens commute
lered vote on strike 10y the m n
Aug @-faclnr coast railway me-
voted TO call OF STRIKE
Sept 6-Actors won their strife
sept a--Three strikers Killed In rto''
tn Hammond Ind
Un'onizad police Of Boston stru-k
sept estate troops called to Rostor
seven persons killed In riots
SfNFi
,ot September p against United stat"
Steel corporation
sept 10 Carpenters strive IN Chiragf
iis'ri't ended by victory for union
scpt ~ Great strike OF steel worker
'ccun two killed and several hurt w.
tots In Pittsburgh REGION
sept 2l-Brilish railway men struck
sept 9-strike begun in Bethlehem steei
works
oct i-Lockout and strike In pr,hunr
trade W New York. many publication
Ocl 5-Serious strike riots In Gary Ind
british rail- workers strike ended by
nompromise
'Oc, e-Federai troops sent to Gary and
NJ trtial law proclaimed IN Gary. East
chicago and IndNna Harbor
industrial conference opened In Wash
IN Tton.
oct io-New York harbor tied up BY
strikes
OF it-Nation- wide strike Of soft coal
miners ordered for Nov l.
Oct i5--New YORK harbor workers
7trike called on.
oct 22-tabor bloc withdrew from in
fustrial conference because its resolution
IN collective bargaining was rejected
Oct 4-lndustrtal conference dissolved
Miners rejected all offers OF compro-
mise
oct 2S-lnternational congress OF work
'ng women opened IN Washington.
International labor conference opened
In Washington
oct 3i-GoVernment obtained Injunction
against the coal strike.
Nov. i-Strike Of soft coal miners be
gan
Nov S-Feceral Judge Anderson ordered
mine leaders to call OF strike by Nov N
Nov. MINERS union officials Cancelled
the strike order
Nov. 23-New York printers voted to
IN nion strike
Nov. 27-Government's efforts TO end
coal strike by negotiation failed miners
rejecting oner Of u per cent increase In
Dec War time coal order renewed by
Fuel Administrator Garfield.
New Industrial conference opened In
Washington
Dec 2-General strike IN Rome. Milan
ini Florence Italy
Dec LFuel Director Garfield issued
frastic orders for conservation Of coal
Dec a-Compromise offer from Presi-
dent Wilson presented to miners on
cinis
Nee io-Miners accepted President WI
sons OFFER Of II per cent wage increase
onditions for future and called on their
-irii-e
Dec is-London tailoring contractors
and garment workers struck