| Show CONSPIRACY CHARGED Union Accused of Getting Even With Assistant Foreman Miller Washington J July ul 22 The The friends of William A. A Miller assistant foreman foreman fore rore- man of binding In the lie government printing office openly declare that his suspension Is the direct result of or a conspiracy formed among tho those e belongIng belonging be- be longing to the bookbinders bookbinders' union who have lave been Irritated since his statement by J the President three years yeal'S I Ia a ago o when all printing lant iero made open shops it its Is s declared the lie union has been planning planning plan plan- ning fling to even eyen up the score with Miller and ind the toe opportunity came canto In the In Incident Incident In- In which preceded his arbitrary suspension Acting I Foreman Ashton who vho suspended Miller Ii has followed the usual course and formulated hi hIs hla charges charge of dl disobedience and amid Insubordination Insubordination In writing He lie refuses to explain his action or discuss the mat mat- tee er It I Is said bitterness has prevailed prevail prevail- ed b between the Uw h two o men since the orIginal or- or trouble three years ago Public Printer r says fays Mr Mc Ir Miller ll will be given full opportunity to tt pr present sent hl his side of or the case at the tho proper time lIe He declares that man many complaints against Miller have bee been l lr r recently Hied II will take till take the mater taut mat tJ ter er up at an earl early date and anti promises to o conduct a fair fail Investigation n. n It Il Is said Id to be lw unlikely that Mi Mi Miller will appeal al to the civil service commission lon as he lie did when removed d by y Public Printer Palmer because h hd had lad been expelled by the he bookbinders bookbinders' union |
