Arizona republican., 1921-10-16
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 their own lodge rooms if available Immediately after strike becomes effective all men will assemble at the hall secured. When thus as sembled an organization will be per fected by the election of chairman, vice chairman and secretary.
 No persons will be permitted to be present in the meeting halls other than those on strike. except by per mission of the assemblage.
 5-The secretary will arrange a roll call alphabetically with each organization on a separate sheet Roll will be called twice daily, morn ing and afternoon. Names of the non mem bers will be kept separate on the roll from the names of those who are members of the organiza-
 fons. All strikers will be required to answer the roll call and also to be in the halls. where halls are pro- Vlded, during the day at all times; unless excused by committee action or by chairman of the meeting.
 The secretary will also keep a record of the proceedings from day to day.
 6. In the conduct of every strike there are numerous irresponsible per- sons, not members of the organiZa- tlons, who take occasion to engage in acts Of violence and disorderly con- duet, and such actions are usually at trlbuted to members of the organiza- tlons, and great care should be taken by every member of the organizations to avoid associating with such per sons and such conduct should be dis couraged so as not to cast reproach upon the cause.
 '. Some railroad officials may en- deavor to coerce or mislead the men by asserting that men at other points have not quit or that they have re- turned to work. Such information should be discountenanced and all strikers should apply to their officers and committeeman for information and be governed accordingly, and no member or non union man will re- turn to work until the strike is off cially declared off, when all will re- turn at the same time without prej- udlce and with all former rights.
 Duties of Local chairmen
 1. Local chairmen of each organi- zation on each division of railroad will Jointly supervise the prosecution of the strike on the territory over which they have Jurisdiction.
 2. Local chairmen are expected to keep in close touch with the situation and will report daily. preferably by night telegram letter. to their rep resentative general chairman as to the condition of affairs Whenever it it possible for the local chairmen rep resenting all of the organizations in volved at any terminal to report to their respective general chairmen Tni iv9 should be done.
 3. Expense incurred for telegrams will be borne jointly by the organi- zations involved.
 4. When deemed advisable the To- cal chairmen will agree upon assist ant chairmen for their respective or ganizations, to be located at outlying points. and said assistant chairmen will report to their respective local chairmen.
 5. Clearly defined cases of dlsloy- atty and inefficiency on the part of any representative of the organiza- organizations and necessary action either as to discipline or safety meas ures taken at once.
 Duties of General Chairmen
 1. The general chairman of each railroad involved in the strike will supervise and be responsible for the conduct of the strike on the line of railroad over which he has jurisdic- ton and will make reports by night telegram letter to the grand officer having general supervision over that line of road.
 Expense incurred by so doing will be paid in accordance with the laws of the respective organizations.
 Is 1x-ba1-a hpra1tEa 0f inc number of strikers involved it be- comes necessary for the general chairman to have assistance, he may designate other officers and mem bers of the general committee as in his judgment may be necessary to successfully carry on the strike.
 3-In the absence of instructions from the grand officer in charge of the district, the general chairman will agree between themselves as to the points at which they will be To- cated during the strike and they will immediately advise the officer in charge of the district and each of their local chairmen where they are located and the proper address. The general chairmen should keep each other advised as far as possible as to their location or movements.
 Duties of Grand Officers
 Grand officers of the organization involved will be assigned to certain districts and each grand officer so assigned will have general super vision over the strike in his respec- tive district and over all members on strike and others associated with them in that district.
 Grand officers will keep executives of the organizations advised Of the exact situation in their district.
 Assignment of Grand Officers
 Grand officers will be assigned in the following cities:
 Atlanta: F. A. Burgess. J. M. Lari- sey, R. F. Moon.
 Buffalo: T. R. Dodge, F. J. shee- hal.
 Boston: I. G. Griffing.
 Chicago: II. r. Daugherty. A. F. Whitney, w M. Clark, c. V. Mo LaughIin, w. J. Frost.
 Cincinnati O. D. Hopkins.
 Cleveland: M. J. Murphy, ". H. Burt
 Denver: A. J. Lowell, w J. Babe.