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It recounts allegations of betrayal by a union member who provided names, the discharge of members without ceremony, and the start of a strike on February 14 against the United States Reduction and Refining Company. The narrative claims owners secured replacements, used minors as “scabs,” and worked to involve the state militia via the governor, questioning the governor’s lack of investigation and consultation with labor. 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every man who sought shelter in the membership ofthe Western Federation of Miners.As rapidly as the namesof members of the union were furnished by the traitor toManager MacNeill of the mill trust they were discharged with-:0ut ceremony.The union at Colorado City bore with patiencethis discrimination until patience became so abused “that itceased to be a virtue.\"The representatives of the WesternFederation of Miners called upon the management of the mills.protesting against discrimination,but all efforts to bridge the.gulf that lay between thè union and the mill owners werefruitless,and the strike was declared on the 14th of Februaryagainst the United States Reduction and Refining Company.It was but a short time when the Telluride and Portland milowners joined hands with MacNeill and entered into a compactthat was.backed and supported by the Mine Owners'Associa-tion of Colorado to fight to a finish any and all efforts of theWestern Federation of.Miners to establish the right of themill men to organize for their mutual welfare and collectiveprosperity.The management of the mills spared no effort orexpense in endeavoring to secure men to take the place ofthe strikers.In their efforts to keep smoke curling from thestacks of the great plants,which,in the language of Baer,Godhad placed in their custody,boys from the school room were.accepted and used as“scabs”in the poisoned and fetid atmoS-phere of the mills.The strikers conducted their campaign ina most peaceable manner and their eloquent and moral per:suasion left the mills in a condition which baffled the man-·agers whose haughty contempt for unionism forced the battle.Secret meetings of the mill owners and representatives of theMine Owners'Association were held,and a plot was hatchedthat would bring the state militia to the scene of action toassist the corporations in their infamous assault upon theright of labor.to organize.The governor of the state becamea willing tool to serve the interests of the corporate masters,who,in all probability,but a few months,ago furnished the\"sinews of war\"to aid him in reaching the goal of his politica!ambition.The reason and the cause which led to the strikecan be conveyed to the readers of the Magazine and the mem·bers of the Western Federation of Miners in no more abbre-viated manner than to quote the language of Secretary.TreasIrer Haywoog to a reporter of,the Denver Post of issue of  \nMarch 4th:  \n6  \n# THE MINERS'MAGAZINE.\n\nborne the tyranny of greed“until patience has ceased to be asirtue.\"  \nManager MacNeill acted as a deputy of the sheriff,andhanded to the governor the foHowing letter:  \n\"Ihand you herewith a communication from the PortlandGold Mining Company,operating a reduction plant in ColoradoCity,and from the United States Reduction and Refining Com-pany,from which I have received requests for protection.Ihase received like requests fiom the Telluride Reduction Com-palny.It has been brought tomy attention that men have beensererely beaten,and there is grave danger.of,destruction ofproperty.Iaccordingly notify you of the existence of a moband armed bodies of men are patroling this territory,fromwhom there is danger of commission of felony.”.  \nIt .does not appear from the letter of the sheriff that hemade a personal investigation of the conditions existing atColorado City.The communications from the corporations to,the sheriff of El Paso county actuated the sheriff in placing inthe hands of Manager MacNeill,a member of the corporations,an order to Governor Peabody,and upon the strength of thisletter,which MacNeill carried from the sheriff to the governor,the armed force of the state is to be placed at the disposal ofthe corporations,to be utilized in intimidating labor to fallupon its knees in mute submission to the will of oppressors.The governor,without any apparent investigation as ","cbCaikXuHi33qHp4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikXuHi33qHp4","pdf",5479199,78,"English","# THE MINERS'MAGAZINE.\n## Alleged betrayal and union discrimination\n## Strike declaration and company response\n## Governor involvement and militia use\n## Questioning the governor’s investigation\n## Call for protests to the legislature","[{\"question\":\"What event triggers the dispute described in the text?\",\"answer\":\"The strike is declared on February 14 against the United States Reduction and Refining Company, after discrimination against union members and disputes between the union and mill owners.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the text claim the mining companies responded to the strike?\",\"answer\":\"The management is described as trying to replace strikers, using men described as “scabs,” and in particular accepting boys from schoolrooms to work in the mills during the conflict.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the text criticize the governor’s actions?\",\"answer\":\"It argues the governor relied on representations from corporate interests and a sheriff, without consulting citizens or labor representatives, and 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