STOP WORK SEPTEMBER 22
National Committee
for Organizing Iron and Steel Workers.
FOOTNOTES:
[10] Out of courtesy to the President the National Committee has never made public these telegrams.
[11] After he had been made fully acquainted with the situation Mr. Gompers said before the Senate Committee on Education and Labor, investigating the steel strike: (Hearings, page 109) "Notwithstanding what any of the officials of the trade unions would have done, regardless of what the Committee would have done, the strike would have occurred anyway, a haphazard, loose, disjointed, unorganized strike, without leadership, without consultation, without advice. It was simply a choice whether the strike would take place under the guidance and leadership of men who have proven their worth, or under the leadership of some one who might spring up for the moment."
VII
THE STORM BREAKS
THE STEEL TRUST ARMY—CORRUPT OFFICIALDOM—CLAIRTON—McKEESPORT—THE STRIKE—SHOWING BY DISTRICTS—A TREASONABLE ACT—GARY GETS HIS ANSWER