The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-02-27

CORY of Crime of the Association" II A
Book" We hurried this f. MNYN
that it ready for distribution before the YB% ~
In his concluding articles writer said that IN ~
Federation "unclean and that dared not 10y 81
permit committee from the American Federation EIyr
Labor to audit our books When this appeared in the
Federation Labor teegaphed asking if would allow
the A. Of L. audit the accounts of the Western Fedora
this DONE and pay might be entaid
The challenge was such that ne lost ms
job and has been heard of correspondent since
ONE Of the Strong Senator
. 5Ss introduced h 1na United
vcousy condemnng the Western Federation of Miners quote
this statement of the signed by T. u Ha ana
During these alleged labor organization known the
Miners has been endeavorng with considerable
hold this particular industry through the union
these mines and the history of this campaign with its record
of murder dnamig and riot to say nothing the more petty
assaults intimidation threats and personal abuse all
in earning livelihood, is enough to shock humanity
been found big enough and brave enough
and patriotic enough political expedency firm
the preservation of those rights
1899 and as Peabody Colorado
embodied the resolution under consideration have
from certain either inspired by sympathy with the acts
this organization with the hope of obtaining
political advantages through them we trust the case with the
resolution by of the facts which have engndered
the condition.
trouble with the Western Federation The using
what known the contract system the miners paid
that who willing do fair days work could the
hours work. but nevertheless
continued The refused abandon the contract system
followed put
July armed killed
and wounded several dodged the and took
the The nonunion driven into the
hills compelled find their
foot to places of safety
GO that be
coercion pickeing and
intimidation but has resoe to riot arson boodshed and general dis
order we'll and all of these localities times outward quiet
intimidation murder have been committed for the
purpose There be individual
freedom where this organization gains foothod
During the few months the Cripple Creek district has the
center the disorders by the Western Federation both be-
employs labor than other mining the state
and because the Federation looked songhods
and the best place to strike a decisive blow...
THIS speech fght Congress got
the publicity that the mine looking for and they prob
ably did not expect a reply.
Patterson Colorado asked him he would introduce reply
We wrote an Of thousand words which We to
Senator Patterson When he received it, egaphd asking if
change
The explained later that the change he
had called John campon mine Of Ieadvie liar He
said that campon friend his and he had desire to apply
that ph him With this single change in the document he intro
published the following Sunday issue Of his the
Rocky Mountain
When he looked at the bulky document he said to
Haywood this physical impossibty It can't be set up on
"w said eve be able to help out that We have
the issue of the Miners Magazine,
and wen be glad to lend the type though it's little larger than
"jus wait minute III 60 and the foreman"
WHEN he he told
" We this
everything used
the be actually and distributed the
shop that it. this dummy work
that entirely complimentary the typographical
union.
The article The
that they could have bitten the back Of their neks
when they read this statement introduced by Senator Patterson
in which
ton Of the strikes offered furnish all the assistance
within
Some time after this Walter Palmer did make investigation
of the Colorado which published the
u.
action on the part Of the government
IN the instalnent Hayood ,ites Of the Of the
Colorado BY both the the
union, Of the claimed
demanded Readers aho 1oh get the life Of big B Hdywod
attractive bound vohme regular book obtain
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