The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-15
EXPEL
HARRY SCHECK
FROM NO. 3
Other StOOlpigeOns and
ScGbS Are Bounced
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New York east side gang that murder
ed the gambler Rosenthal, for which
Police Lieutenant Baker, Gyp the
Blood, Lefty Louis and others went to
the chair in Sing Sing.
Sam Fox has a nice record up in
Minneapolis, the kind that can be seen
in rogue's gallery. He was stool
pigeon for the police chief of that
city during the war, also an agent pro-
vocateur.
Tom Polston, once said that he
would rather cut off his right arm
than join Berry's international. What
has happened to convince Tom since
then? The long green" say the print
ing pressmen.
Chicago Printing Pressmen's Union
No. 3, elected three delegates to the
Illinois Federation of Labor which
opens today.
= Certain Of Victory
Not one of the men who left the
Cuneo plant when the open shop syst
EN- was inaugurated there, returned.
The men are certain of victory now,
if the men continue to show the same
solidarity in the future they have
shown in the past and if they receive
support from the pressmen in other
shops.
Berry is trying to break up No. 8
and is busy organizing a dual union.
5ae is trying to split No. 3, so that he
scan deliver them piece meal to the
employers. Berry and his tools are
sending out misleading letters to all
THE pressmen in the city, about the
Situation in the union and in the
Cuneo plant. In order to counter the
effect of those lies, the following let
ter was sent out by the executive
board of No. 3.
To Loyal Trade Unionlsts
Chicago, Sept. u, 1925.
To all loyal members of Chicago
Printing Pressmen's Union No. 8.
Greeting:
The International officers are send
ing out misleading letters to the mem
bers Of No. for the purpose of having
them transfer their membership to
the socalled Pressmen's Union they
are trying to organize, and their OBJ
ject is to try and put No. 8 out of
business.
Pay no attention to these letters,
pay your dues and assessments at the
Office, SAB So. Dearborn St.. and all
your interests will be taken care of
the same as in the past.
It is a strange case when the Inter
national Union tells you to pay your
dues to them, and protect your inter-
ests, when they are cheapening your
trade by handing out working cards
to anyone who can handle an oil can
or a wrench.
q What kind Of protection is their
method of filling your jobs, given
you?
Don't fall for their BUNK, stand
by and stick with old No. and the
assistants of No who are Loyalty
upholding the principles of true trade
unionism.
The Chicago Printing Pressmen's
Union No. has been in existence for
abe past sixty years, has had many
ups and downs but has never been
put out of business, and is going to
continue in business indefinitely, re-
gardless Of the strike breaking meth
DDS used against us.
BY the Executive Board
Chicago Printing Pressmen's Union
No. 8.
Turned Down yellow Letter
At the last meeting of Franklin
Union No. 4, the anti-Communist let
ter sent out by Fitzpatrick and Mock
els was turned down by the member
ship. The letter did not even get to
first bases in No. 3.
The membership of the two unions,
No. 3 and No. are determined to
fight to the end against the crooked
tactics of Berry and against the open