Santa Fe Strike Order Receives Broad Reports
President OConnell of the National Machinists Association says he has received advices from across the line that the Santa Fe strike order has been issued.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1904
Page
7
President OConnell of the National Machinists Association says he has received advices from across the line that the Santa Fe strike order has been issued.
Eighteen deputies sworn in to maintain order as Santa Fe shops stay quiet. Union leaders claim 10 900 to 12 000 workers are involved in a nationwide strike against Allied Metal Mechanics and related unions. President OConnell says detectives watch workers and warns against violence while preserving rights to protest.
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Five minute council meeting ends with adjournment as Queen Anne hill residents protest a proposed 26000 sewer project near Galer Boston Fourth and Warren, while a community stable dispute remains tied to drainage plans. James Bodby of 616% Seneca Street reports a real burglar entering his home at about 10 oclock.
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