The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-27
Oscar Nelson Is
Silent in the City
Council; Arrest A
fconlinued from Pars y

was q daily ne Snt1ecu anu s.u
only made room for regular papers,
Told that the DAILY WOKhEN
was perfectly regular in its appear
ance on the news stands the sergeant,
with his back to the wall, snarled tnaI
the DAILY WORKER just couldn't
get in, that was all there was about
Bar Labor Reporters, He says.
"Then YOU discriminate against
labor papers,, the reporter asked.
ayes. il YOU will have it that way,
answered the sergeant, 1--WE 40.
Time was flying, so the reporter m
stead of parleying further, Went mug
the galleries. The matter Will DC
taken up with Mayor Deven
WILL WIN BY FIGHTING.
While Alderman Nelson was sur
rendering to reactionary politicians
at the city council hundreds OF
strikers were listening to an insplr-
ING message from Leo Krzzucki. or
canizer for the Amalgamated Cloth
INC Workers at the /. L. G. W. Y.
strike hall at 1870 w. Washington
street.
Demanding defiance of Judge
"Dennie" Sullivan's injunction the
speaker held up the example OF
Eugene v. Debs who defied the capi-
taiist courts injunction in the great
Pullman strike of 1894.
DEFY Injunction, Like Debs.
The garment strikers must not
fear "a follow the same tactics as
Eugene v. Debs, he urged, while the
strikers cheered.
@Debs lives today while the judges
who sentenced him are forgotten
cried the speaker.
Hajling the courage OF Sophie
7 Altschuler who had been beaten I'M
} conscious by police while in the per-
{ Torrance Of her union duty, krz-
i zvcki said that both the Amalga-
| mated Clothing Workers and the In
t ternational Ladies' Garment Work
ers have had many bitter strikes
and in every big strike there has
! been a Sophie Altschuler.
. "Some pickets went on the picket
: line never to return" he said, but
: they kept the fight going for union
ISM"
10
e Strikers applauded again ano.
: again every defiance Of the courts
r and police whom the employers are
n using to try to crush their fight
n for better living conditions.
The cheers reached their highest
d pitch when Krzzycki referred to the
It march on city hall which girl gar
# ment workers were making that az
II ternon to see whether the politicians
4 were going to protest police brutal
lie itv or not. He continued by saying
a, that it was not enough just to march
~ to the city hall but that the work
N ers must prepare to march to
n Springfield and to Washington and
to take the reins of government
over for the benefit of their class.
o. On to the Picket Line!
A. every soldier on the job on the
at picket line," he cried.
or "You can get nothing without
Az fighting: that is the only way the
Nv workers won in Russia"
70 Back again on the picket line the
NJ girls went that afternoon. Picket
bv ing showed more pep during the day
al than it has since early in the strike
Of The strikers know that scabs mus
ed be kept away in spite of police, ant
of the numerous arrests made yester
is day did not dampen their ardor.
Is Writing Is Dis0rderly Conduct.
M Writing in a note book IN tn
or strike district along So. Marke
ew street is disorderly conduct accord
ks. ing to the police who arrested Hele
M Tippy and Thomas Holland, bot
he residents Of Hull House, who wer
an on So. Market street yesterday,
mt observe the progress of the strik
cal and the activities of the police.
to Miss Tippy AID Holland wer
ar walking in So. Market street an
Ia they saw a slugger assault Jennl
ess Lieberman. They took out of the
md pockets, pencil and paper, and b
avs gan to make notes. A couple {
Of dicks placed them under arrest. Tt
the bulls are not taking any chance
old on people taking their numbers
order to report their activities
the mayor.
ho Jennie Leiberman was put in Il
of same patrol with Miss Tippy az
~; Holland and when she arrived
&c the first district police station di
e. a. covered that she was charged wi
Ny assault for getting beaten up.
wv The police arrested Mary Armat
-. Lena Sciatino, Pauline Fork, f.
Ia Baskin, Sarah Novick and Lillii
49, srs, Libbin at the same time, becau
' 'ors they had 4 patrol wagon there al
ans they wanted to make the one tt
nh count for something. They were |
,nc. with the exception Of Jennie Liebe
man charged with disorderly co
Re- duct.
! Il The strikers who were arrest
for Tuesday and arraigned in So. Cla
CON- St. police court yesterday all
4 TO manded jury trials.
are Another Taken for Contempt.
raid One more striker was arrest
be- on an attachment for contempt
xeep court yesterday. She was All
- | Tonna tha frst cnlnrad etriknr