The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1912, Page 10

¢ a DRESSMAKERS WILL STRIKE T0 TE UP EASTER GOWNS Ordecs the 16 striking employees of Dressmakers’ Union wifi be called out on strike before Monday. A meeting of the executive board of the union will be held to-night in union headquarters, No. 42 Rast Twenty-second | | atrest. Unless some satistactory answer is Feesived at that time from the ‘Merchants’ Society of Ladies’ Tailors and Dressmakers, the atrike order may be issued to-night, effective immediately, Full authority has been vested in the Py executive board to call a strike. ‘That Stoin and Blaine will not meet the strikers’ demands 1s practically as- THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 29, 1912. or not, for @ strike then would find them with no work on hand. For this the executive board will brook Must have a settlement Failure of Stein & Biaine to live up to the agreemont which ended the strike onrk WESTCHESTER FIGHTING NEW DYNAMITE DEPOT. Residents of Suburbs Discover They Are Neighbors to Ninety Tons of Explosive. An @ result of the investigation which ff Wiliam J, Doyle of Westchester County and the other officials have been n regarding thé large quan- titles of dynamite stored in the towns 10+ ada. china einen. SENTENCED FOR LIFE, HE Getonators stored in four magesines| tender, tn @ saloon at (fo, 907 on the ferm occupied by Frank Hal-|Mundred and Fourth etreet on bauer. This dynamite ts the property |oame before Judge Rosaleky in of the Dupont Powder Company, the |Gessions ¢o-day. They quarrelied over & Keystone Natignal Powder Company | card game, and Nicolai éresiy admit! and the W A. Clark Company. The | the shooting. dynamite comes In by rail in thirty ton] His assigned cot George Gordon lota, Battee and Michael Detagi, stood beside When the great quantities began tolhim, after his plea of manslaughter had come in “those who lived in that sec-|been entered; it ended: “it wae right tion became apprehensive lest there be lhe should dic. He jer.” an explosion, andthe investigation was| sait Judge Rosateky: begun. “Tt Is dhe eentenve of Greatest — Supporting wured, and the Merchants’ Society claims ft has no authority to compel the firm to settle ite strike. ALL-NIGHT MEETING TO DECIDE Call Up Woot ON A STRIKE. ‘ABINGTON, March 29. ‘The atrike order was expected to fol- un ed hen ensouneed, be inten- Jow an all-night meeting of the Execu-|¢ion to call up the Wool Revision Tariff tive Board tant night, but moderation |bill to-day. He said he hoped to was counsélied by leaders and {t was|pase the measure Monday, Tepresenta- decided to make further efforts to se-|tive Payne of New York demanded cure a settlement of conditions without striking. Conferences are echeduled for late this afternoun between cepresenta- tives of the manufacturers and the ‘workmen, The result of these confer- ences wil be discussed? at to-night's meeting of the Executive Board of the union end action talen, ‘The strike, if called, wii affect at fest only those establishments which work and have the moral and financial support of the other members of the Merchants’ Society. Company 1s planning to make the stor- age depot at Fort Sill, town of Greon- burgh, the distributing station for the explomve the company sells in New York City. They propose to do this, it is alleged, unless the authorities find some way of stopping them. The Board of Health of Greonburgh adopted @ resolution prohibiting the storing of more than a ton of explosives WH , ' THANKS JUDGE AND BOWS. [mess™™ t= duration ot Your notre eS Giovanni Nicolal Admits Kitling| tone of deep merit, no eait: pe ono lt Jiovani ico! ing Pea g : hares y Man. 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