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The Daily Worker
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
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In Cleveland on Nov. 5, a temporary truce until November 21 was reached between union building workers and six non-union glaziers on the Ohio Bell Telephone building, amid a lawsuit for work interference and contempt citations against union leaders.
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CLEVELAND, Nov. 5.—A truce till November 21 has been signed between the building workers and the six non-union glaziers who have been employed on the Ohio Bell Telephone building. These non-union men have sued the union men for interfering with their "freedom" to work when and where they please.
The union leaders have been cited for contempt of court for not ordering the union men back to work when they left their jobs.
The situation is a complicated one, for the union men are not in a position to challenge the contractors. The maneuvers that are being made are preparatory to the struggle that must come next May, when the agreements of the building trades workers expire.
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Cleveland
Event Date
Nov. 5
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a truce till november 21 has been signed. the non-union men have sued the union men. the union leaders have been cited for contempt of court.
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A truce till November 21 has been signed between the building workers and the six non-union glaziers who have been employed on the Ohio Bell Telephone building. These non-union men have sued the union men for interfering with their freedom to work when and where they please. The union leaders have been cited for contempt of court for not ordering the union men back to work when they left their jobs. The situation is a complicated one, for the union men are not in a position to challenge the contractors. The maneuvers that are being made are preparatory to the struggle that must come next May, when the agreements of the building trades workers expire.