The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-26
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
MEN HOLD BIG MEETING

dissertation II hc!nstnS injunction suns
% prutrr, AGAIN; Illegal Industrial
action relative 10 In" huilI,NE TRACES
.tr:n". 10 G"rllr"! suck "r :oN rr"'H
sa"; 20 ~",ur" y"iirt II ~" h"Hd'nc
Industry from hurd"n>omr rNac'roA~.
Nj Field pad high c'mpt:m"ni
- members u: tho 'NeCrtIv" h"i:0 :"T
rhc;v work GUr:aS III" last ynar. an!
aaauuuCcd the names a. II" NJ u
r...rtci members Il tho fNerI;iI" ro.n-
nIl;tcc.
conoressmar 6lantcr.
\: ,he conclusion q: Mr.. i'j'l',5 IN.
tr*estinS address. T"n~'ma.,"r Er"A'
nan introduced Is IN" first speaker ~
tho .veuing Reprrs"n;tti'" Th"mAs
I. Rlantun. ~ Texas. Mr. brennan
referred in highly c,-Trtntn'arS
terms 20 Mr. D,anror's record IN RE
house of Representatives ~ ~'Au!;"S
ror American Ideals AMI aSa.n~; 40"
,rar, demands by special !u'"r"sts.
fn'iow,rs Mr. E!aut"H's, sr'",rH. T"AHi
yna>;rr Rrr2na" read ~" !".."W"E
resolution offered J.! ~. ! !. Moss. .'
the :"rm e u,cs>'G" !" '""s ''HH'''""
l:rs-nbi""ln.
In meeting tonight - o'or gan
members ~ Industrial E".st""~ "~N"
'at!ou Il was resolved tHa' us ""b"-
Try carr"t afford To lose Il mIA ~ e."
tyIc O.. Thomas l.. B.aHt"n from con-
srr>,. and efforts on Your part s"""'H
b., used :" prevent such an act
|, WAS suggested by Mr.. Albert W MT
AXE that ,o;Ies @; tho message h' S"n;
t. III. ether West Virginia members "'
congress and 10 the two senators from
;sls state Ths notion passed with =
r.SlaS vote and amidst .c"Ht Spr'au>"
Th's referred 10 All cG"r; 20 ouSt HAN
ton ror publication u alleged Improper
language n the ConGr"ss:"n" Record
Tells Lie History.
In openins his remarks. Mr.. BantoH
Expressed his feelings toward West
Virginia and Wheeling. arI ;@en rc'it"
IN n few words his early ll!', or MS
start thirty years AZ" AT h"UHt"N'
Texas. and finding himself wstA N" bur
den ot \ family upon his Sm"u'dtTS' II"
told ot hts going 10 Austin when n" WIS
e.ght"en years 9: age and getting MS
star; BY working and study.
lie then referred l. HIS pract'iAS Jaw
IN TEXAS. and later b"ins named district
tudg". d, which hS presided i"r r'sHt
years. IIc said IL part:
After my e!Eut years on -" he"'N
as dtS,r.c, Judge. | qu!t I" 50 Z" con-
greSs. own no stock IN any '"rr"f"-
ton. and when l took my OATH h"f"r"
taking my seat p.cdG"d m! S"H "
represent tn. people OF tho United states
and no; the 10000 c'ti1sns n Texas
aaI have Always lived W - tHa' "AtA.
an n
tho United states and have done 80
u the best "f my ability.
When Germany ISSUED h"r cd!"t that
American citizens could no: travel on
tho seas I voted e. give IN" president
the power TO destroy that c":rt.
A Declaration Of War.
And now on October 90. 1871. tho
railroad unions declare no citizens SHAH
ride on the trains or the United states
The present situation il declaration
os war as much a. the sinking ~ the
I.us.tanIa. only Il Is hy G"inrsucS
Not long ago II general n III" (nit"d
states army told Samuel G"mrrrs tina;
labor. id no, win tho war. Genera |
Pcrsnins was r:Sht. az Will be showH by
records. although labor did do It's share
during the struggle
Mr. Rlarton then referred - ~" draf;.
how :. was ra,!ei. AMI tH"n T. ~" Of
forts Of ,inmpers {, &c. la!"r cN"nrt"h
from tho draft, General Er"wd~r. the
secretary Of war rr-sIden, Wilson aHl
the cabinet all accedrd 10 Mr. Gomp"rs'
requests 10 said.
And in the mc1ntimn our solder. a."
prime ne our manhood. wc-n fighting -
the coot!e-.ntec,ed trenches OF Franc
tor liberty at $40 per month. :w"H'N-f"ur
hours every day. And = they had 'sN"
for an eight hour day they wou!i haE ;