Show o p D o a a ar a 0 r 1 h SEEN iN O NVER ST RIK r e I A AYO f R RAPS Ar ArT LTD T C x enver Inver Executive Says pty City ity Is Treat Treated d Unfairly Unfairly Un Un- f One Union I fairly Big Movement Launched NVER ENVER Colo July 9 AI Although Al- Al k though prevented three mes s by strikers yesterday in ef- ef r s to rues ruu streetcars Frederick ild lid general manager of the Its inver nver nv r Tramway company declared to t effort would be made to operate ii r as usual this morning but not a r had left the barns barna up to 7 o'clock ogee aree e hundred Jitney bus us licenses had ten jen Issued last night and city off off- als said the number would reach tt the end of ot the week a bus buse busie ie e being established on each street- street lr r route HARGE HARGE OF CONSPIRACY Hints that the strike begun yes yester- yester ter- ter morning following reduction of ages was being conducted by emores em- em oyes ores In collusion with the company lane e result of ot enactment of a cent 5 r re ordinance last week were made by Bailey Dalley In a a. statement made matle madeM M c today he company is not playing fair tall the city the statement reads t tad ind d' d from certain things that have Je en en tailed railed to my appears have an understanding with the ng ARM ARMEN EN FIRM 1 Mr Hild announced that advertise- advertise s for tor men to replace strikers had hadert eji ert ep placed In newspapers In other ties William J. J OBrien O'Brien president lJ ithe e Tramway union de- de ared the union members would not n lt any cars to operate until their mands mains for 70 cents an hour are area a anted NE NE E BIG UNION BUTTE Mont July 9 The The one convention holding its Us laj sal session here chose Great Falls ont onto as the place for the next con- con t which will be held Ocher Oc- Oc her bier b r 1 1 At that time It Is planned to tofe I fe t permanent organization and legates from all parts of the coun- coun expected to be In attendance iwas announced At Af- resolution demanding that the tilted States government Immediately troops from Russia and rec- rec the tho soviet government of RusL RusT Rus- Rus L T vas carried by y acclamation amid Q W. W Hustin an official of the thel l d Mine Vor Workers ers of America ad ade ad- ad e ed the convention and predicted failure for the one big ilon Ti movement stating that the Idea ideaL L not new and that its failure was ready a a. matter of history In the ch chives ves of ot organized labor II IIii was several times by open ex- ex of ot disapproval and ridicule DESTITUTION b ADOPTED a re constitution of ot tho the Canadian one oner r union convention with Its pream- pream iVf vas fas adopted almost word for word e change being in the lount fount of pay provided for members tl the executive committee rhe The one big union convention was wasHed Hed He'd by the Met Metal l Mine Workers No of o. o oft America of Butte Dutte an ri 1 organization of ot which Tom Camp- Camp II 11 s s' the head the The rhe session began Th THo Industrial Workers of the World by a a. committee an and ambers of ot the th organization took a eminent part In the tho sessions Indus- Indus Continued on page 2 t MAYOR RAPS Continued from page 1 trial rial Workers of the World organizers from outside of ot this state also were presen present t. t who Tho one big union as outlined inthe Inthe in inthe the meeting here provides a plan for collective bargaining the demands of one labor group to be supported by every other and ral rat strike to constitute a weapon to force torce compliance compU- compU compliance ance on the part of or employers TWO CLASSES The preamble begins with these thee words Modern industrial society is divided Into two classes those classes those who possess possess and do not produce and th those se who produce produce produce pro pro- duce and do not possess Reference is then made to the class struggle in which it is declared there can be no compromise and which can be won by the workers only through organization PLANT GUARDED CHICAGO July 9 Quiet Quiet reigned today at the plant of the Corn Products Products Products Prod Prod- Refining company at Argo Ill where yesterday esterday two persons were killed and a score wounded in a a. fight between armed guards of or the company and strikers Sheriff Charles W W. Petera Peters Peters Pet Pet- ers era and ninety deputies were at the plant to preserve order About 2000 workmen are on a strike e to enforce their demands for a closed shop ANOTHER STRIKE PEORIA Ill III July 9 A A majority o othe of ot the 1200 of ot the Corn Products Product Refining company plant at Pekin wen went wenton on strike today when the timo time limit given the officials to accede accede to Jo o the theft i demand for tor a closed shop expired PHONE GIRLS STUBBORN SAN FRANCISCO July 9 Tele Tele Telephone phone electricians and operators who wh are on strike formally declined today toda Postmaster General Burleson's suggestion suggestion suggestion tion for mediation by the wire control board We positively refuse any action b by bythe bythe y the wire control board The coast hano ha has no faith in Burleson said a message messages s sent nt to Miss Iss Julia OConnor O'Connor president of the operators' operators international organization organization by Miss Nellie Johnson rankIng ranking rank rank- ing Sag official on the co coast t of ot the operators op op- NO MOONEY STRIKE T TACOMA IA Wash July 9 There There was wa today not a a. sign of ot the Mooney strike e which radicals attempted to force Monday Monday Mon Mon- day with the result that half of ot the Tacoma Tacoma Tacoma Ta- Ta coma shipbuilders were Idle Local Industries Industries In reported that all their met mer n were at work PLANT REOPENED LOS ANGELES Cal July Re 9 Re Reopening Reopening opening today of ot the Los Loa Angeles Angele Shipbuilding and Dry Dock company compan y plant at San Pedro near here was wu announced announced announced an an- by I Fred red L. L Baker Daker president o othe ol oj t the company The plant lant had beer bee n closed more than six weeks by a a. strike of ot who quit the y charged after alter seniority rules werE wen violated in discharging workmen at th thE e plant Mr Becker said all former em would be taken back without discrimination CANDY STRIKE CHICAGO Jul July 9 9 Several thousand thou sand men and women of ot Chicago Chi cago sago candy factories went on strike today for higher wages and bettel bette working conditions When police pollee attempted attempted at at- tempted to disperse a crowd of ot striker at the National Candy company compan one o othe 01 the strikers fired tired a shot ahot and the e fired tired several shots In the air all No on was Injured One arrest was WIla made |