The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-09-19
KROCER LOCKOUT
STILL ON
Fifty-Seven GrOcers Sign
Agreement With Retail
Clerks Union

There is practically no change in
the situation of the lockout of clerks
in the Kroger stores. 1t is said, how
ever, that someone locally exceeded
his authority in discharging the clerks
who Joined the local Retail Grocery
Clerks Union, and that the matter is
being investigated by the officials of
the Kroger Company.
The union men and women of Ham
ilton are assisting the locked-out
clerks to regain their rights as well
as is the public in general sympathiz-
ing with them and lending their as
sistence by withholding their patron
age from the Kroger stores.
1t is said the effect of this stand
plainly marked in the Kroger stores.
Information from authentic sources
say the receipts of the stores have
been cut into deeply, and the cut is
getting deeper each week, until it is
an assured thing that the matter will
soon come to the attention of the
higher-ups and then no doubt, there
will be some action.
In the meantime the lockedout
men, under the direction of John
Schultz, second vice-president anC
general organizer for the Retail
Clerks International Protective AS
sociation, and who is guiding the
clerks in their struggle in most able
manner, go right along signing up
the local grocers. Up to Wednesday
night 81 dealers had signed. Their
stores will be conducted under strict
ly union conditions including Sunday
closing. These stores should receive
the patronage of the organized work
ers and their friends. Following is q
complete list of those signed up to
Wednesday night:
Edw. Probst, 10 N. End.
Fred Schneider, 401 N. 3rd.
Edward Canning, POT Court.
j. S. Kriegenhofer, Cor. 3rd anC
Vine
C. G. Fischer, Cor. 3rd and Central
H. o. Petzold, 1896 Kahn ave.
j. M Ripperger, 844 East ave.
A. Eberhardt, Sal Williams ave.
C. G. Motzer, TAT Williams ave.
H. w. Snow, 1928 Pleasant ave.
Fred w. Snyder, 1101 Vine.
Carl Schnapp, 11O1 E. Ludlow.
C. NJ Coyle, 1906 Grand Blvd
Geo. P. Dreher, 5th and Chestnut.
W. P. Eaton, sos S. Front.
G. F. Adrion, 214 S. B.
Chas. Arno, 1755 Grand ave.
Philip Morgenthaler, Jr., 600 East
ave.
Mrs. A. M. Schwab, 701 Heaton.
Clifford Bohlander, 207 Main.
Clarence L. Zoller, SOP Main.
Carl H. Barnhorn, 2077 Logan ave
Geo. j. Beer, 401 Main.
Fred Bohlander, 394 Cleveland ave
Clarence w. Herman, 1902 Hanover
Geo. F. Schroeder, 5th & Chestnut
Eug. Antes, 344 N. 3rd.
Richard F. Graf, II Journal square
Geo. w. Daugherty, Greenwood and
Heaton.
Chas. Drummer, Central ave. and
Washington.
Geo. P Custer, 865 Central ave.
Wagner Bros, 1873 Walnut.
Kuhr's, Main and D.
Kuhr's, East ave.
Mary c. Stoker, 758 East ave.
Edward Rigling, 802 S. 9th.
Raymond Schwenn, TAB East ave.
Frank X Hilz, Cor.3 rd and Market
David Schwartz, 80 Main.
James M. Kirk, 761 Sixth.
Sylvan Privett, 760 S. 18th.
Baecker Bros, 1901 S. End.
John Heinz, East ave. and Maple
]. E. Engel, 1889 Heaton
Rayburn & Fallon, 1139 Heaton.
Jacob H. Lippardt, 339 NJ E.
Stitsinger Bros, 513 Main
Carl L. Bringer, 403 Fairview ave
Emile ]. Miller, 1902 Grand Blvd
VIM. ]. Lang, 1901 Central ave.
Katherine Roemer, 2404 Benning
hofen ave.
j. A. Killian, 1141 Central ave.
Mrs. Bernard Brennan, 2004 Ben
ninghofen ave.
Caroline Grade, 2084 Logan ave.
Mrs. Mary Beck, Long and Lane.
Monarch, 201 N. End.