Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-12-07

er Was called into conference yester-
+ 4aS afternoon BY Mr.. Emmett and
! nj robert Sterling Who advised him
i that the matter q mutual co-opela.
! ton among the mills Of your district
+ h2a been fully lhreShed cut Al the
meeting which you held in this city
F On Wednesday last, anu also thai the
i Writer'S Agency had been faVorably
+ mentioned IN this meeting, and II
would be well 10 yet in touch with
F you n once.
Il Is very difficult matter Ia furn-
! ish You with detailed information con
eetmeg events which have lately
+ iransplfea among the Flour 4 Cereal
Workers. but briefly We may state
/ that the International Organization Of
Brewery Workers being in danger g
losing their membership decidsd 10 re-
organize the Brewery Organization
With the Flour Mil Workers and
Grain Handlers in order that their
Organization might be kept alive, and
that the parasites At Headquarters in
! Cincinnati might be assured of their
soft jobs ranging IN pay from $4,000
per week 70 $4,000. The reofganized
Organization Is known as the Inter
. national Union of United Brewery.
Flour, Cereal & Soft Drink Workers
Of America with headquarters in Gin
einnati, OHIO. This organization also
includes the yeast workers and grain
handlers of the United States and
Canada.
1t is a known fact that this organ
ization has in the bank in Cincinnati
the total sum Of Sl.S00,00000 as
cash deposit and We can assure you
that outside of the Railway Brother
hoods there is no stronger Organiza-
ton in the world than the one men
toned above, with whom the flour mill
workers are affiliated.
Ii was also doubtless explained 10
you AT the Millers' meeting yesterday
that our Agency has Detectives who
are in absolute touch with the head
quarters IN Cincinnati and the head
quarters of the Western District in
Kansas City, and there are no orders
issued from CINCINNATI, or no move
ment made by the entire organization
which is moi known 10 our Operatives
in advance and the information Is i'm.
mediately furnished 10 all our Clients
50 that they are fully prepared in
advance for any movement that this
Organization may make. The princl-
pal, and main fact of interest is, al
present, that you will be presented
with demands by the mill workers on
the first day of June, and you will
be given until the first day of July
to answer these demands, and il your
answer is not satisfactory strike
will be declared upon your mill and
your employees compelled TO walk out
il possible.
This is not a local affair, but the
movement will take place all over the
United States unless it is blocked by
the Mills in various sections.
1t was also doubtless explained to
you at the Millers' meeting that our
Agency had the situation well in hand
in Kansas City, st. Joseph and Leav-
enworth, and we are able to assure
our Clients in these places that there
will be no strike on their mills this
coming year, and we have no fear OF
any event in these three cities, except
the possible chance that your mill and
the other mills in the surrounding dis
tricts go out, which might possibly
affect Kansas City and st. Joseph in
some way, which at present we do not
expect.
We have handled the situation for
the mills in Kansas City, st. Joseph
and Leayenworth for the past eight
months and we have the Unions in
these three cities placed in position
which it will be practically impossible
for them to strike, but we have not
finished our work here, and our men
are still in the employ of the mills.
Our Detectives will be among their
men until July, as We do not care. tol
take any chances of a reaction taking
place. Therefore, we are in a position
to assure you that If you will allow
Us to place a Detective in your mil
as a workman. who will report with
YOUR men, and will work with them
every day, we will be able to conduct
the situation in your city as We have
in the other cities named.
The cost of this man will be $500
per day and all expenses less the
wages you pay him as an employee IN
your mill.
During the time this man is in your
mill we furnish you, free Of any cost
whatever. the reports of our Detec-
tives who are assigned to labor head |
quarters of these Unions and we are
herewith enclosing today's report OF
onr Investigator No. 10 which Will
doubtless be of interest to you.
We beg that you do not neglect the
sarions propositiou which confronts |
Won. and we assure you that If you
will allow US to handle the matter IN
our way. and send one man to your
mill al once. we will be able 10 place
vou in the same position that the mills
are here in Kansas City, and there
will he no strike in your mill this
year and that you will be able TO ale-
tate To the Union and not allow them
10 dictate to you.
We are aware that you have been
advised a. 70 our reliability and
therefore. need rot go into any details
concerning our own Agency and only
.sq;sb 10 state that If you decide TO
have eur assistance in this matter and
viii allow US to send this man 10 your
mill the first part Of the coming week
=, order that we may have all the time
-, yen1aining between now and the first
~ JUlv 10 break up this organization
in your city, and there Is not the leas.
hit Of doubt but what We can assist
YOU to do this.
Yours very truly,
THE MARSHALL DETECTIVE
,ttag GP SERVICE co.
IT. he Continued
r. Helnirq others We help our
sIs.ss ALWAYS demand the union