The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-02-14

Now, situation is this: the miners of the <e.S
state do not propose to submit such ~ 4O
They are advocates of law and order and they will IN z
not long permit it to be violated by the y
chief executive There grave danger pushing C.r-&A
oppression too far, and it is certain that the
are now in mood to strike back They will pre-
their liberties and retain rights to pas.
through the red of revolution order
less occasion to rebel against the authority George
the miners OF Colorado resist the Governor Peabody
quarters of the WIN every sometimes several times
day. They asked thought the City
would do anything within On Post
Are willing submit arbitration between your
and the mill workers employed by the arbitration board
to be appointed by Joint Of the parties invvd' Please
answer at our nn expense s a The Denver nv Post
There is trouble between en-
poyed by Our employees and have been perfectly
less than reducing plants with whom compete employees
don't ask arbtrate Our plants full handed and all
not employed by We would pleased have
G. E. MacN vcepredent United States Reduction Rein
ing Company
IN the kilograms published scahng
editorial which quote at length here because it forth the
at time.
G. E. MacNei stand up!
Was not this telegram endorsed by
ayers? Is it true that it is subterfuge?
Is not a brazen falsehood from beginning to end?
not carefully worded telegram prepared to hoodwink the
people managers
sinned against than SHINING?
you peopie
Your each of these questions if truthful
Read your own telegram, MI. MacNeI
ployed by
Is it not fact that employees a strike?
"our employees and have been perfectly satisfied with
that your wages men were
hungry than half the time?
Do that seeking deprive these
liberty and deprive them of their happiness by grinding them down to
You must answer eyes, to these questions or tell deliberate lie
You "our plants handd and all employees
Do know that lies TEEN word of that sennce'
it will not fool the people Of Colorado?
City to the number hundreds signed petitions Governor
body declaring that there was no violence?
Do know that these troops costing the state Of Colorado
$4,000 day and that there absolutely for them Colorado
it fact that have those troops there just to excite
violence?
You must answer eyes"
Is it not true that has twelve million dollars Of
watered stock and dividends starvation wages
that Eyes" to these questions?
This is what the Western Federation Of Miners stands for
employment and the right earnings free from the die
tation of any person whomsoever"
Do endorse that for yourself personally?
Is there any why every should
point the miners stand for:
"ro establish speedily possible and that it be ndur
right to receive for labor lawful money and
earnings where and how our employers their agents officers may
Is that not right!
OUCH appear America today At that time
comparatively free and unhampered by either bank
capitalists although the advertisers had the contro
influence all The Of Colorado were largely de-
pendent the for circulation Twenty-Five years ago the
great interests labor had not yet completed their
united front and an could through
gap This has all been changed since
Imperialism began itself in America just preceding the
War, example hundred and twenty-five Of the most
prominent papers the country bought for the
paredness campaign
In the Hayood wris Of hoW the arbitration
gae didn't yo beveem the W. f. M and the
ore mill oOners Of City: kw Vhm fcid the W. f. ~
decided Industrial by spreading from the ms
mills: hoU result there
began Cripple Cveeh Strike August TO- 1905 Note
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