Show lJ LJ c J IJ L I ro lm ill J p I X r r y I 7 BREACh H IN UNION NI t I IR IS GRONG R WIN WINIt S It Hundreds Who Walked Out in Sympathy Return Return Re Re- turn Big Strike at Roosevelt Dam Alarms By Associated Press Preas WINNIPEG June 10 10 The The sympathetic strike of Winnipeg Winnipeg Win Win- ironworkers which began May fray 15 was consi considered practically practical practical- ly r to today so far as it affects affects affects af af- the safety ety welfare and conye- conye convenience of the general public It was that about on third one of themen the themen themen men men and women Involved oh l In tho the sympathetic sympathetic sympathetic sym sym- pathetic walkout have havu returned to lo work and that m ny others other have ap applied applied applied ap- ap plied for tor their f t firmer positions WILLING TO RETURN Delegations of or pre press s and commercial commercial commer commer- cial elal telegraphers visited the Canadian Canadian Canadian Cana Cana- I dian pre press s office and commercial telegraph tele tele- telegraph graph offices and formally asked In Information Information information In- In formation re regarding tho the terms term upon UlOn which thc they might return to work POLICE DISCHARGED Tho Winnipeg 1 police force was discharged cd by the city commission Monday lo Ja The Tho T o policemen refused to lo accept tho the city ultimatum to lo sign a n. pledge re to not participate in sympathetic sympathetic sympathetic strikes The city refused to ac accept accept ac- ac accept a n compromise offer The breach in the union forces seemed widening It was announced at nt the tho board of oC trade that spokesmen for tor vai various arlous lous union crafts had made mado overtures regarding settlement without without with with- out permission from rom the central strike committee committe Desperate efforts to avoid a completo complete complete com com- pleto sho showdown down down on tho the police situation were veto made by hy friends of time the patrolmen patrolmen patrol patrol- men mn The rhe elt city stood firm however er taking the position that tho the police bad had hadnot not only gone gon on un record as Indorsing the sympathetic strike but that the tho of or some Individual policemen while on duty had caused doubts as 38 to whether th th- th they y were doing doln everything In their power to maintain law Jaw and or or- or- or 0 der er BIG DAM STRIKE I PHOENIX Ariz June Jun 10 De De Demands mands for Cor a n. closed shop shorter hours and nd an art Increase In wages wageR have been been to tho the Southwestern Cotton company and the Pacific Gas Gai and Electric Company by the electrical electrical elec olec- workers' workers union These Theo were the th developments rep repaid ted B ted led In the tho electrical workers workers' strike which on Saturday night tied up tho the largest of or tho four tour powerhouses at the Roosevelt Hoose dam am fallowing fol fal- following lowing tho thu refusal of or the Salt Valley Palley Water r Users Users' association distributors distributors distributors dis dis- of Roosevelt power to treat tuat with union representatives It was said II by Southwestern stern company company com com- pany officials that the curtailment nl of or pow power er resulting from rom the strike c estimated estimated esti esti- mated by uy the tho water users' users association I at 20 per cent had cut down tho the Irrigation gatlon gation of or the cotton colton fields at a critical I cal time Water Vater users users users' officials stated that thal the associations association's dally daily loss In rev rov- revenue duo to the strike w was s 1000 1000 v PROBE IS ORDERED F Federal Mediator 1 Hywell D Davis DI I was Instructed today loday by tho the department of oe labor at Washington to jn investigate ate tho trouble and It was expected In union n 1 circles that an agreement would bw he reached despite tho the announcement of ur the water users' users as association and the tho Pacific Gas and Electric company that they would not recognize tho the union and the statement of or the cotton colton company compan company com com- pany pan that It stood for tor an open hop I Roosevelt elt power J is distributed through h the water users' users ns association to tot t several everal of the lar largest est mines of ot th the thA state stale to the tho city of or Phoenix and amI throughout the Salt River valley which latter section also depends on Hoo Roosevelt Roose c- c velt vett dam water for or irrigation purposes es DETROIT STILL WALKS DETROIT June 10 No 0 No break breal has ha occurred In tho ho strike of or streetcar molt men which completely tied up U ac ion service ser wr wrIce vice Ice in Detroit and t suburbs Saturday night Tho Iha strikers reiterated their determination to stay out until a wage wag advance of rid at least 10 cents an hour hourI I la Is granted s and tho Detroit United RU Rail Continued on ruse page G 5 1 I BREACH IN UNION Continued from Crom page pae 1 11 wn ways s 's co company 01 still contends it cannot cannot cannot can can- not meet demands DEBATE ON SEATTLE PORTLAND Ore Juno 10 A A charge that thai the recent strike at al t Sen Seattle HI Wash ash had been m misrepresented misrepresented In the press was mado by hr Rabbi I JOlla Jona D B. B Wise VIse o of Portland In III an a ad address address ad- ad dress at a in m meeting of the tho Pacific Coast Admen's association He Ho described tho the strike as a legitimate labor tion Replying to Rabbi Wise Cordon Gordon C Ci Corbaley executive secretary of or the Seattle chamber of commerce declared tho the strike was wa an attempt to tu take tako over ovel I industry IJ by peaceful revolution Ie It was deliberately and systematically I call cally brought about said Mr Ir Cor Con hale bale by a a. small malJ group fo to mon men who deceived themselves Into belle belle Ing that America would woul tolerate such things as ha have been done one in III Russia PICKETS LIMITED TOLEDO Ohio June 10 D By By an or order order order or- or der issued In tho the United States district court tho number of or pickets permitted to work at t the plant of or the Willys 1 Overland O company compan when work is re resumed re- re Wednesday after a of or several several sev sev- eral days davs on account of or a strike is 14 limited limIted limited lim lim- to ISO Not moro more than fifty flety can bo he on dut duty at on one time with a n maximum of or six to tobe tobe tobe be stationed at one gate Jat and find all must lJ be citizens o of th the the- United S States Stales Tilt The court ruled rule that In th the event of or orI I disorder attributable to pickets the tho I right of or picketing will be abolished al alto al- al to together ther SCALE I STOCKTON Cal June JUlie 10 The The lo- lo loral cal ral 1 union announced that on at September 1 the they will place In ef effect effect erred er- er red scales of ot 6 a day for or cement workers and bricklayers and 7 a da day for Cor plasterers This Is an Increase of or ort oft t l In III each craft AWAIT SETTLEMENT ROANOKE Vo YR Juno June More lore 10 More than striking shop of or orth tho th Norfolk C Western railway rall are awaiting steps to today ay b by the railroad administration lIon looking to tho the settlement settlement settle settle- ment o of the controvert controversy over o tho the discharge dis- dis charge of eight I ht men at W. W Wa Va Ya last la t Wednesday ay which has resulted in almost a complete of or the shops on th the entire Norfolk Western eltern system ss s's sst system t tem m an and threatens to Involve ol railroad over th the country I |