Show STRIKE TIES UP TRAM SERVICE Omaha Street Cars Kept in Barns Detroit Labor Backs U. U S. S Board By PressA Press A strike tied up street car cor service ervIce In Omaha Neb workers walked out of the glove factories 1st at N. N Y and striking coal miners rioted at Birmingham Ala Danbury Danbur Conn hat workers strong voted to walk out tomorrow in demand for return to the 1929 wage scales Four collieries et Shenandoah Shen Shen- Pa closed through a walkout walk walk- out 2700 unIon miners charging the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and andIron andIron Iron comp company ny with failure to live up II to a wage agreement Organized labor In Detroit threw I its us support to the national automobile automobile automo- automo bile labor Jabor board urged patience on the workers speed on the board Eight men were arrested at Middletown Middletown Middle Middle- town Conn as is police broke up a tight fight between floral plant strikers striker and strIkebreakers OfficIals of the A. A N. N PIerson company there said sald their plant was oper operating full fuU blast despite the strike with men out ot of at work The BIrmingham riot added to Alabama's unemployed min mm- ers ers the Tennessee ee Coal Iron and Railroad company ordering sion at four more collieries The sort soft coal situation remained troubled with General Hugh S S. S John son son N R A administrator who ordered ordered or- or dered wages UP hours down not ex cx- peeled to be back at hIs hI desk before tomorrow nIght Although not aU all Omaha tramway workers belong to the union the company there ordered the street streetcars streetcars cars kept in their barns UnIon workers demanded pay Inc increases ases of from 5 to 20 cents an hour and union recognition Some cooks employed In San Francisco's finest hotels and clubs were on strike following failure of negotiations for a 10 per cent wage increase end a closed shop |