Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 35, Hammond, Lake County, 4 October 1919 — Page 3

October 4. 1919.

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WASHINGTON. October 3. Efforts cf the I. W. W. were partly responsible for the steel strike, Michael Tlghe rf the Amalgamated Association of Iron. Steel and Tin Workers told tha senate investigating' committee this afternoon. I. "W. W. -were saying the A. F. of 1. has soft pedale.I you again." eald Tighe. "The men wem oegiDiiing to l.sten to thce appeals. 'It was this I. ". W. movement that made the postponement of the strike impossible and this movement had to be offset," Tiffhe said. "Th-i real reason for the 6trike," Tighe declared, "was Judge Gary's refusal to give a conference to the union leaders." Tighe declared that fore.'.n labor was brought into the steel industry In. crder to lower wages. Referring: to Judge Gary's testimony Tighe said: "I am convinced that hi? statements ere not made from first hand knowledge. The difference between the facts as they are and as he stated them, is as gre.t as the distance between his office In 2ew Tork and the Steel plants." Tigh declared that In 1901 the steel corporation had voted a fund of $20,000,003 for suppression of unions. Tigha said this fact had been divulged by a. ateel mill owner who was friendly to organized labor. "They made the same claim then as they do now that our organization did not represent the men," he said. On October X there were 363.600 steel workers on strike, Tighe declared. "It fs an eighty rer cent strike," as far as It effects the U. S. Steel corporation, R'jb.n, counsel for the strikers, declared.

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