The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-02-12

Federation
struggles that developed "bder feuds
tmatg that they of much interest the socialist party
In my first articles Magazine proposed
th ff p h+ nstan,v ang introduced at
this this end and helped by Tom Hurley
who had been time miner in Pennsylvania often won
in his story of the Molly Magures
definite plans of the coal beds of Rout county which then
location Hurley reasoned that the WIN could form
subsidiary control of the land underlad by coal for
develop and operate the MINES That was the WORK we knew now
could do better scientifically with much greater
f th First National Rank Of Denver who had been member Of
first Cripple Creek strike in 1894
qured the land in Routt county taking right off our plate 50 to
The effect of the acquisition upon
Engineers of the Brotherhood in West
are operated as scab Labor cooperative effort
of the workers but Of developing class hy
time capitalists
getting the to help in the Fedora
the convention adopted resolution to form womens aux
iaries possible strengthen the exist
District Unions and organize others where it could be DONE
The delegates invited to visit the Underh fac
where two hundred girls were employed n d be %
acquaintance made and often developed INTO real %
miners wife in some outlying mining After these
visits resolution offered by of the delegates to introduce
special rank the organization His idea was TO deck
us out like Knights Pytas the Shrners Susie Schneider
and jmpe to match that she had made pqiea % ot s 81 m
pocket before the delegates supported the eso
offering the overas and jumper as sample OF the UNIFORM
should adopt Every began to laugh Ihere was never any
about uniforms
The mill and shelter City organized into union
of the Western Miners early in 1902 The members
body active and the membership increased every
meeting night there occasions with Pesdent M
and several times help members in their work we
had d. c. Copey other members from the Cripple Greek
help them at different unes
Colorado City was the plants that reduced the
a godbearng
gone through there little left but talngs ana
dross None left in Colorado CITY, nothing pu
waste and slum little industrial town OF tents TIN houses
bnts and novels was of the grandt scenery
nature 1t shadow Of Pixies Peak only hofe
800 Garden wonderful medicinal
ocrat city of Colorado Springs with It's peauu n
where the and other highly paid officials ed
The officials of the plant arrogant and defiant
They adopted old system that had been IN vogue
Of the Molly employing Pnkerton detectives
trs and soopgeons early August until February 1908
discharged and had been told that IL was
had joined the unon
" NJ. -d civ Mil and smetermen's Union 125 be-
fo declaring strike letter the mill MANAGERS ealing az
n 70 The discharge they had been members
Of the union asking their reinstatement and summing
If The union this pu inc
ompanes continued backing until the 1ourteenn OIL
when strike was declared closed down all the mills Inc
aone a. the town discovered the Pinkeron detective VINO
dno The sps in their Colorado City, One day almost th
entire population and went to his roomng mousse
they pack and get out OF wn as 'n h
e in their midst longer Iney escoi'eu NM ~ wy e =
III he never returned
The mill managers supported by the Mine Owners Assoc
ton and had the backing the mong body called the Czen
IL Secret meetings Of these BODIES were neu anu p
"a hached that bring the state militia to the scene.
ss - i, u, -, !, J, ca.,.,
Alliance the "American those days. and hdt its function
1yas in strike a Colorado CITY