The Molders Strike Leader Faces a Breaking Moment
John Martin, leader of the Molders strike, confronts an exhausted, tense inner circle as payroll funds fail and labor unity strains. With eight thousand dollars at stake and misgivings about boss correspondence, the group weighs surrender or defiant stand against mounting pressure.
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Union
Realdes
John Martin
Iil
Atrikv
Joh Martin
Anderson
Bolan
Martin
Kaufman Ey International Machiniota
McKichnie
King
Mephnie
Internaons
Molders Aird
McKichnle
McKichnia
Kaufman
Executive Committee
McKlechnie
Bossea
McKlehnie
Macy
Larsen
Molders
International
Rive
Arain McKichnie
Macy and Larsen
McRichale
Devanen
Pele
Marin
Andereon
Fox
Holan
Colline
Collins
Rockport Pottery
Lafferty
Olan
John
Wint
Martig
Rothport National
Fritz Kreider
Rockport
Kreider
Joe Mervant
Express
Chicago
Himouds
Simalde Casting Company
Strike Leader Martin Wins Big Canal Contract
John Martin returns to the union hall to reveal a three year wage and recognition deal after secretly borrowing funds to pay strike benefits. He exposes a threefold victory for workers, with a canal contract secured and union gains approved despite heavy opposition from rivals and Lafferty.
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Lafferty
Chicago
Rockport
Stockport
Oahoota
Medros, Scanlan & Co
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Trar
Dueer
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Riene
Mick
Mr. Collins
Simonds
Mr. Simonds
Gerson
Bane
William Bolan
Tone
Neas
Jin
Usman
Jennie
Jack
Tommie
Union Headquarters
Medros
Blake
Canap
Ag AG
Alice T
Modros
Maggin
Rosalie