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Domestic News June 3, 1903

The Daily Morning Journal And Courier

New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut

What is this article about?

Settlement of New York building trades strike proposed, enabling return to work for 100,000 men. Employers gain concessions as truck drivers and yard workers resume under prior conditions, with waiver of United Material Drivers' union recognition while retaining internal organization.

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SETTLEMENT OF N. Y. STRIKE

Means the Return to Work of One Hundred Thousand Men.

New York, June 2.—The settlement of the building trades strike which has been proposed means the return to work of 100,000 men.

The employers have gained what they have been contending for, as the truck drivers and the men who handle the materials in the yards are to return to work under the same conditions that existed before they were locked out. Both the material men and the United Board of Building Trades agree to waive recognition of the United Material Drivers' union. The men will go back as individuals and not as union or non-union men. By waiving recognition of the union the demands of the drivers, that none but union drivers be employed, will be ignored, and the men are to go to work as if their union never existed. The truck drivers, however, are to retain their union organization and will continue to be represented in the united board of building trades. But the board will not attempt to enforce the drivers' demands for recognition of their union.

These terms were agreed upon in an informal way at the conference and ratification is expected to-morrow.

What sub-type of article is it?

Economic

What keywords are associated?

New York Strike Building Trades Union Settlement Truck Drivers Material Handlers

Where did it happen?

New York

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

New York

Event Date

June 2.

Outcome

return to work for 100,000 men under pre-lockout conditions; waiver of united material drivers' union recognition by material men and united board of building trades; drivers retain internal union organization but board will not enforce recognition demands.

Event Details

Proposed settlement of building trades strike where employers secure return of truck drivers and yard material handlers as individuals, ignoring union demands for exclusive employment of union drivers, following informal conference agreement with ratification expected tomorrow.

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