Show lm ro Combining to 10 Desist Iho Strike New York March anticipation of an extension to this ell city of tile ice strike of at the machinists now In pros Fees In Columbus Ohio anti Paterson n J local manufacturers of at machinery ar are pushing the work ot of perfecting an organization tl t cope with It when It comes Ilar 8 for tor such n a body were laid some time ago but the throats threats recently tactic made b by the International Association ot of Machinists to mako the strike national unit and dill out men In addition to ci the now out In Chicago and tin the 1000 In anti ond Pah rt me suited in an increase of activity amon among manufacturers h here r rAs As a I for th thIs movement the ew York anti and New Jersey MachInery r r a jn a ilC LIn organ orgon r lied or n Mt I II i If 14 II e tilt A n 13 See flee IlI as 4 J 1 1 ice 1111 President i i and 1 K H In ti tra urr Ih the I of f th H urgent pIe picas Wert 01 stilt 01 It In this ell city r JI It Ity and New Newark C Cark ark stating tn i 11 made In Chi f carn by the h sI t cind the need ot of hI unitIng It at once It was wal b by an Slier ot of the he aoda j I I tion that It l let In Its meal mem hundred t representing millions million of capital j stress t wig AI laid on the c I round mand of the machinists that the pros pres ent employee who not union moo men t he be dl and their Ill eel tilled by union men They also demand said Mid j the that a minimum of I Iwa wa wage es and a liar day In be tab t I Men Ien can be Ie discharged Only Wi with the concurrence of the local walk J JIng lag Ing delegate Ii According to Delegate George U ii Warner of th the International ista aSsocIatIon the Caul causes that have f Ii led to the strikes ot of In Chi ff j ea cago will It if the Chicago men win pr pre Jl i strikes tn in all the iare cities 3 ot of the country New York included If the do not u accede to th the j demand for tor a work ark day I J which ran In Chicago and is III to be I 1 made madl everywhere The mt machInist he laid aid ha have been working ten houn a day 40 up to the pres prell 1 t i eat nl The work is II very VI hard And 0 Os i haustin end so au the InternatIonal Mp l ft association determined to tie de demand h mend mand a da div W We hue have Ib ab nearl nearly 11 the unions 1 I In the country and our Is nearly double what It WU was a ear oear ago i The fht Amalgamated Engineers A lion elan baR lii a good GOGel machinists but the they work In harmony with us and will I I Inot not bot work In shop that hat we may strike We ve decided to begin the 1 lit In and then to ex cx tend It to time the other large New I York nolon floston cincinnati St 51 StLouis I Louis and Philadelphia In Paterson sink for tor hours hour have already alread be berula rula We mn may not lIot It necessary to unit alt for our movement to succeed In Chicago hl a o ext extending It to the other dUN cities and the demand may maybe bt be made In w York and elsewhere J before many days day However It if an any of the tho firms that hAve buYs struck In should n Send their work to be done In New NewYork it York the men hlen tn in those places will reo me F ture to handle such work Among Amon the lie firms whose whore shone have han been truck struck Ir in Chicago Ih the following have branch Iho shops S In ew Yolk The 1 K P Allis t Co engines of that has haa t shops shop In parts or of the country the Western Electric LO the OO Gos R Printing Press Pres Co the PrintIng j Prell Co Watson Wahlon HUllman Wolf I ICo If V Co The Manufacturing i Co anti and the Worthington Pump Co jJ 1 |