The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-02-15

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opposed started. Fullerton o 49,
Telluride mill was of the type but younger and
having at one time been worker with him we had little Difficulty
in coming to an agreement The conference lasted two o'clock
Saturday afternoon until three Sunday morning. at which time had
Fullerton They agreed to the
hour day. discrimination against reinstatement the
cs and that they et m s or n s to @
himself of the conference with the Portland and Telluride
following day. appointed time
to that he would rensae the strikers that he would
with the eighthour law. Six had
able efforts
ubbornness responsible the strike that followed He could
pushing him corporations? The church? The Citizens Al
lance? He must have come to that conference with definite uc
By seventeenth the militia had been withdrawn
the press,
CRIPPLE District
with the strike Colorado City, and knew all about the
being with
mills. Meyer n
Creek conference of District Union Number where had
been decided to call out the working furnishing
This decision execution until
four o'clock the afternoon of March seventeenth committee
asked be time talk MacNei,
him to the terms Of settlement The business
On the same day the governor Withdrew the troops from Colorado
Governor Peabody Manager MacNel at Col
oado City, and to this MacNei promised to comply with the eight
hour law and adjust according the terms the other mills
While this not the settlement we had demanded District Number
determined declare armistce until May eighteenth to
m when TP to be n~s Of
public Cripple general
and the mines began breaking to supply the plants the United
States Reduction and Refining Company
MacNe have forgotten that he had
promises minimum wage
dollars inside xyive, the Telluride
mills but MacNei continued only evenyve
day. up again
They committees and had conferences trying induce him
the the other mills MacNe admitted that dollar
sevntye enough for bring
family but he positively refused grant the request of the union
THE City part of
Cripple District Union Number The miners the Dis
theirs, call
All members Federation Miners and all en-
pyees and the of the Cripple Creek district hereby
requested not to report for work Monday August TENTH
a and mills the m me
By the twelfth rapidly the committee could issue the order
m the fourteenth the Mine Association following
general strike Cripple
district BY the nee executive heads Of the Western Federation Miners
of the labor difficulties 1894 the harmony
satisfactory
ing to union standards and general labor conditions have been all that
Notwithstanding this the heads of the Western
Miners have fit to compel the cessation of all labor the district
against Cripple
operators but for reasons entirely beyond our control
and denounce it as outrage against both employers and the
employed.
grievances adjust unsatae
tory conditions to remedy leaves the mine operators but alter
former conditions preference being given to former emnlov and
applying for work will be protected to the last degree
In this effort to restore the happy conditions which have existed
long, ask confidently support
all former employees who do the methods
well of the business the district
with
In the resumption Of operations preference will be given former
before stated and those desiring their old
on requested furnish their respective
at early date
This article signed BY thirty managers proper
ties, and by c. c. Hamin Carlton,
became chairman of the Citizens Alliance.
In the n1t astalet Haywood of his strike
Colorado Ciy of the w. f. NJ convention 1905 the explosion
obtain Hdywoods book bound voimc either
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