E? 7 'W hoodnuartew in tots city were
:2". {naval .lh3i333 morning that z: hornless3 and shades. .
3.33;; 4 row Rat stolen from n Danbury Pax- Barbies 5n dnthing, distinctive
Fag. ‘tufe Jan 5555:3555 «Menu. be ng loaded? styles.
Egg.“ ’into "a‘h hutomoblle and driven away. '
w ' b ' . . 5 5-—
“7V; 7-3—A suit {or your boy? At the Mill‘
{£3 0E5» Store. . i
'33; {9359,9555 owned by i‘l’mold Atider- 13 “30‘;ch & Stevens
,3. l solvw'as had“, damaged 9‘0 «may: 3"
1M ’5 automobile dined by Stephen} 3 3 . "1" South Norwall
ML flood 33013153, backed into it 3335 it We:
a!
The strike
32! ~31 endneelfltles will attrdci the; readers :today wooed little
VVV- ' C 231 burgh dinltht
mono: Schultpe'n big advertisemrent 1n ‘ on 3n3§cd from Page One). .chsnse with quiet fainting-u :33
$3.3. 3 ing all kinds of fresh and plucked prooi' that the strike w3as 100 per cent Movers fining 33:33:253-333 and‘ 333333
”2-, meat5:3., ‘Ortlers rem-lied before clog. elfectir’e' at s‘ev'orul Vp'dints. 90 noon“ rem '3‘: on the ”3.33.3,” 1331011
J‘fffi lug-time tonight lire sure of delivery Effinsfnfifiggg 1315 ‘dt Gary and 93: :ng‘siggclare thtt the-waihnlltdnbfi;
g3? ’ ”36m" mm: “mm” “mm“ ' wxsihhomx, ‘ Sept. scerhplcomins m” “$512.: 33.53%} on?
3. . [55!
3?: ~ théfMer Missinsippi Valley
3 33333 M? w; ”155 cm (555 North “JIMSTEEL WORKERS
n
'3" 3! V» An- unusually varied list or week- *
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MAHACKIQO HOTEL BLOCK.
38...... - ._
was-rm wrench}.
‘l-‘or Nerwnik and vicinity: Fair.
om tonight; probably lizht frost;
flay. filr and cooler: gentle to
e north and nonhtast wsnds
,VA’long ridge of high pressure extend-
1:; time: Texas northeastward to
'_ [x . is producing pleasant
W ér in nearly all districts east of
_ 351:9;loc3ky Mountains Light scat-
‘V'V‘3'_t showers were reported during
lat! twenty- -four hours in the east-
.;_en| portion a! the lake region the
aim}: portion of New England and3.'
A dis
nee 01- considerable energy is cen-
k-thl‘ morning over North Dakota
baths not yet canned much preclpi
33.ta£iéfi. The temperature is seasonshle
final! ,the northern districts. hosts
.3 we'd reported from Michigan and
Facts are stubborn
2:: you can't alter the {act
t ,
2!! .33 , 3.23
are stth of good null
and big value. q ”
a smart Hat—come hereand
get a ”Mallow.”
We'll lit you with the most
becoming But you ever wore
in most no time.
Soft hats in the new shapes
elm
V'i - . . ...WANT.V.01.CE 1N
—C::ps and Umbrellas. O'Briens‘ £233
Don't envy. the mun wearing ‘
MANAGEMENT
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millwerurunning.
sorted thstthcy wereobernuagw'lth
and a very few new nien.
denied reports that new
breakers were at work. .
0n the other hand. loaders
claimed the anion nth went on
utrtsc were standing last and that
othcis wen; tuning Into tho“ “in“.
John H. De Young. mm
otthe campaign-5a issued-table
showing 'nntion Claim of too per cent
of the men an: out at Eruuton. Watt
kcgnn Sterling. Dekalb and Juliet. ills"
Milwaukee. and East Chicago. ind.
At Hammond ind. according to De-
Y'oungs table. the strike is 90 per cent
A
hot and Gary. ind” and 98 per cent at
South Chicago.
Little rioting continued to mark
the strike in the Chicago district.
siies at Waukegan and one was shot.
by a guard. At South Chicago one
man was reported beaten.
PITTSBURGH. Sept.
in the steel strike situation
Pittsburgh district today center-ad
26 W—lntcrost
“ right of free speech and tree assem-
blage" in Allegheny County. a ques-
tion which has been prominent here
for many months and which was
steel workers According to union
representatives authorities oi certain
cities and towns in the county have
refused to grant permits {or ‘the hold
ing‘ of mass meetings and have sanc-
tioned the breaking up 0!. suchsesé
in many instances
The action of troopers and other ol-
mmummmempaayp-
employes who had returned to work WASHINGTON, Sept. 2‘.
1'”qu to lent. the United States they ran due.
elective 95 per cent at Indiana liar-1
Strikers threw stones and our? In!»
in the!
about the light of the union for the
brought to a head by the walkout of
sinus by state troopers and local police
uosr nv :m'rax no. go: more” up to the one «55 55535-1
3m and have made arrangements for
—Pcrsons thgpnyment ottuturc mun-at: at
Evidence that the tax
mmtodaybythem «Wmsmvemmunm3
Wmmtthcylnufioonr mun-ed at the port or embarkation.
I“! with the'dnmsne'. a: mu helm-c- ‘andwh'enccrtiticntesl‘rgmtie collect-3
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.. Coal and Gas Combinaiim Ranges
1. Sterling and Richmond Ranges
h on pension of 11“] . 0T0 TE
3??? $25.1."523'25‘2n‘t5m “2mm- asa _ ALI TEA VI RY A . V Both have I.“ the vii-y W and most. practical and
mm: meetings" since the 9m” . 465: lb ’ 316153 I M m sqs'r‘ouths many. For qua 55y
fluted h” ”Eav'dfiii' '05“ Had-1" 100:: ' . andvmshyhnno equal.
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lies allord them. protécti‘n. The - 33 *muflfiu m up with 008-1. gzis 0,
troopersmalntam thfi in b”‘“‘ “:1 Limit Oil 3W:333 2 lbs. to a customer - ,~ “V, 33 11*” Mi at Ins cost in time. lab. 5 or
the New“ “'9’ "e ““7"“ °'" - V th- yo‘n w. .
‘pcent proclamation by the sheril. In! .. .. V “3..
:which the gathering 01932531 3:13:33 3:21:03 8 . -3. . 0'13 3w 3 33333333, , -
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inmeeounty.snd hull 5V3?“ fimsmmmmwm . -'.- ...... -. _3. re. maul-000
tection for "oldPer nth , 3 .50 00
mm in mus. Anemia:- will!” . 33th 33...3....._.._5..333..... 335: 50:50
made- lmmodintely to hold and! most
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b“ a l d‘1 :s announce. ~
to ea e V
the “n n situation in “'9 Pitt; 5
mdlswsedV
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3V MmhénId-tin no; 1mm . .. 310le $1009
- 555.95
"Nuance, Town Auwmhly ilni' Fei-
Admis-
day. 25m. Sevecs orchestra.
ololns the
right 05- -‘.the employers to have some ”a
voice in determning the condition-7
under which they York is the para-31n‘V
indunf “Sue in the"- Strike of stool strike,
workers, annual campus, maximum
or the American Federation of Labor. ' “fie-fly”
en! antinu-
Hl 'GTON. Sept. 2017—0
WAS: limitation of the steel
the Senate labor committee»
ndto no duper today into. the
causes of the strike. Th3
,-; “lei-dayl
' 2 complaints from the hill
13,. 1
thmO-VDIQMVmsouitu—s-QV'-q-‘- 5 "5‘51 ... out .s-ooa s‘uqo-u-..n.s-om..~:« (i535
.1553} 5915535543 to the police no having
{been stelen (rom aMnresa island yes.
The police have receive-4|
section of
the‘ city «meaning the theft or uplilei
AREGENT SUNDAY
Alliomnrudy will he starred in “ili5:
VIivjdoi Night" liel' latest release at th35-
Merit, Sunday owning” Soul 23.
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. fort: to eliminate
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‘ 3 elect that five thousand men from
-3:.aiinouliced that Mil-ton men do
hangout at this meeting, iooulattrlk-V
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told the Senate investigating commit--
tee today Appeufing as the second
witness for labor Mr. Rompers 3‘wss
first asked by Chairman Kenyon to de-
line the issues in the controversy.
‘The right to he heard is what the
uni wurr-kus are asking above all
Ms!" Mr. Gompers' said. “The right to
speak with thei: employers through
their own representatitms to tune
some mice in determininv: condlt: on's‘;
under which they work.
“The right Or workers: to nmocm
lion ha»: been denied—denied with all
the power and influence and wealth
the steel corporation—denied mV
brutal and unwarrantnble means. '1
"it has been said that most of ”5..
‘mon taking part in this strike are of
3V1055~ign birth and not naturalized cili-
qus. That [ugly be 535ml no
true. The iniiiest- proportion
onrnorution 'employes are of turoigni
birtl5,~but these men were blougtit
..V“Thme was for years a systena
ennui 16 bring in these gangs t‘rciirci';
There was a systematic of-
Americans ’l‘V'he:
have at harvest to reap non.‘
JudgiI Flbert ii Cary. chairman of
the Board of Directon or the United
Stairs Steel Corporation. has: n ed
his acceptance oi President Wilson's
invitation to participate in the indus~
trlnl mufewm'e here October 8.
(‘Oi (' MBUS. Q" Sept 26—4 pon re-
ceipt today ol‘ a. telegram from Gov-
e: nor (‘ arm” of \Vcst \ irginia to tho
Stutbenvllio and other Ohio towns
nearby are reported to be planning to
cross the Ohio line into— Hancock
County \V. is... for the purpose of
compelling workout: to quit their
places“ Governor Cot. mas} wired “K
"VG Bhlacr. Shel-ll! of Jefferson County.
to use his best offices in order to pre:
vent any possibility of conflict be-
tween citizenrot UhloV and West Vir-‘
ginla 151.1515: telegram to Governor
Goa, Governor.- omen said such an
-im’asl(m of est Virginia by 02550
strikers “withing regarded man so
tact u3pon hie sove'rlgnty of West Vir-
is."
STlll'BENVlLLE.. 0., “.Sept 26--
Local Heel strikers will hold a mus
meeting at the courthouse herer to-
, QM‘VIQ'C“ formed
i
doubt it: evnild here to-
of ateelifflnng of optimism or i
«est independent steel. corporation “-1
and at Spun-own Point, Md.
committee had called Bswél Comp-.1
V-ers. president of the American l edor 5 3
:tibn 0! Labor and chainnan of the first'
to organize the!
It workers. ' 3
3:11“! Fitzpatrick; chairman of the
strikem' committee. yesterday to!
the committee that the strike. m-rut:
be ended through an agreement by the3
"5784!! cm. 5: Seal Corporation to ur-3
bitt'ate differences. It was considered.
likely thht not only campers but also‘
“’illium VZ. 'POMCI'.’ secretary or the!
shV'iitt-rs committee who is to appear
tomorrow. would be questioned along.
itchell lend Grant
3-C-A-R—s- 3
lumen -. In. wnmur
that line.x 3
Sept. 1‘6.— Not;
ALLENTOWNP
withstanding the refusal of VF. .51.!
Grace. president ~30! - the - Bethi: item;
Stet-l Company. to negotiate with the‘
steel workers national co'mmitter. u,
515:) and it Wis: hoped that a strike of
th: company's employes may yet be
«varied or at least postponed. A strike
tr." d been ordered for next Monday un-
iless officials of. the company granted
"m union's rmuest for a conleronce
by «i p. m. yesterday. This rcquwt
was refused by Mr. Grace, who noti.
"all rim notional committee ths: the
llethlrhem Company would not depart
from its present system of collectlre3
’wrmalning. Under this system. he
said. the men have an onporlunit’; ‘0
take up grievances with the oflcinls ot3
the company at any time. He also'
fluted Vthnt the employ-es may chant
33h? svstein o! collectiso bargaining if
s unsatlstactory. Union lenders on
the other hand. declare the 'system is
"one-killed and unfair."
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Local union leaders. however. no nt 5-:
(:1 out that the relations between the
American Federation of Labor and the
Bothlsbem Steel Company in iantp-i
yards or, highly natlhfsbtory. 1m: to!
this reason they feel. that arrange-
ments may yet be made to 5:9qu the
difficulty at the steel mantis without 3
strike. '
The Bethlehem Company is the larg-
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the country employing about 45. 000
men. lLJuw. [plainti-25515355Js3ne5n.3
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night at which- workmen from the
“Welt-ton Steel Company nflils “Weir-
to". W? Va. near here. have been to
tilt o‘ attend: ' Union leaders hay-a:
will .wadoatwcirton the 3555355
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