Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-05-03 | Page 2 | Los Angeles Hit by Strike

lOS ANGELES ELES HIT BY Y STRIKE i l I Lumber Carriers Tied Up U OutI As I WV W W VT Calls Out Marine Workers SAN SA FRANCISCO May 3 Los Lc 8 Angeles showed today as ne the point hardest hit It by the strike of marl marine no workers started at the behest of the Indu Workers of ot the tho V orld se several eral days ago on this const coast Port rort seven Port seven lumber carriers were In iii that port early today lo ay with about 75 per cent of ot the he 55 feet fee ot of they brought still un un- un unloaded loaded Harbor men estimated that thit 35 ot of c these carriers were affected hv h by th the e strike On some Borne officers were werl w at unload unload- unloading Ing the cargo Oil freight land and passenger carriers seemed littie affected by b the strike though th the General Petroleum company s tanker Lebec Lebec- was sas 88 tied tId up when her crew rew walked out as she he was as load load- lIng oil for tor the east cast coast I Accessions to the tho ranks of ot th the striking forest workers also out a at atthe atthe the call caU of the I I W V W V were ere era re- re reported ported from froni Oregon From Portland Ore came sord ord that an abatement action had been boen filed against one ono of tho the places a 1 strike le ordered closed ed there In their recent campaIgn against Illicit liquor selling and an gambling