Street Car Striker Riot In Cleveland. Stone And Egg The Men Who Take Their Places On Municipal Traction Lines. Some Cars Running Under Police Guard. Company And Union Talk Of Arbitration. Mayor Johnson Warns The Strikers. Origin Of The Strike. Cleveland, Ohio; May 16, 1908. An attempt to tie up all the street car lines of Cleveland was made to-day, when 1,350 conductors and motormen of the Municipal Traction Company struck. They went out at 4:45 o'clock this morning. …
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