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The
Pullman
Strike
was
a
nationwide
railroad
strike
in
the
United
States
that
lasted
from
May
11
to
July
20
,
1894
,
and
a
turning
point
for
US
labor
law
.
It
pitted
Hostile_encounter
the
American
Railway
Union
(
ARU
)
against
the
Pullman
Company
,
the
main
railroads
,
and
the
federal
government
of
the
United
States
under
President
Grover
Cleveland
.
The
conflict
Hostile_encounter
began
Process_start
in
Pullman
,
Chicago
,
on
May
11
when
nearly
4,000
factory
employees
of
the
Pullman
Company
began
Process_start
a
wildcat
strike
Attack
in
response
to
recent
reductions
in
wages
.
The
conflict
Hostile_encounter
began
Process_start
in
Pullman
,
Chicago
,
on
May
11
when
nearly
4,000
factory
employees
of
the
Pullman
Company
began
Process_start
a
wildcat
strike
Attack
in
response
to
recent
reductions
in
wages
.
Most
of
the
factory
workers
who
built
Pullman
cars
lived
in
the
``
company
town
''
of
Pullman
on
the
South
Side
of
Chicago
,
Illinois
.
Most
of
the
factory
workers
who
built
Pullman
cars
lived
in
the
``
company
town
''
of
Pullman
on
the
South
Side
of
Chicago
,
Illinois
.
The
industrialist
George
Pullman
had
designed
Create_artwork
it
ostensibly
as
a
model
community
.
Pullman
had
a
diverse
work
force
.
Pullman
used
Using
ads
and
other
campaigns
to
help
bring
workers
into
his
company
.
Among
the
reasons
for
the
strike
Attack
were
the
absence
of
democracy
within
the
town
of
Pullman
and
its
politics
,
the
rigid
paternalistic
control
Control
of
the
workers
by
the
company
,
excessive
water
and
gas
rates
,
and
a
refusal
Agree_or_refuse_to_act
by
the
company
to
allow
workers
to
buy
and
own
houses
.
Debs
brought in
Bringing
ARU
organizers
to
Pullman
and
signed up
Employment
many
of
the
disgruntled
factory
workers
.
When
the
Pullman
Company
refused
Agree_or_refuse_to_act
recognition
of
the
ARU
or
any
negotiations
,
ARU
called
a
strike
Attack
against
the
factory
,
but
it
showed
no
sign
of
success
.
To
win
the
strike
Attack
,
Debs
decided
Deciding
to
stop
Process_end
the
movement
of
Pullman
cars
on
railroads
.
The
over-the-rail
Pullman
employees
(
such
as
conductors
and
porters
)
did
not
go
on
strike
Attack
.
Debs
and
the
ARU
called
Request
a
massive
boycott
against
all
trains
that
carried
a
Pullman
car
.
The
express
was
a
Birmingham
Pullman
service
travelling
Traveling
from
Birmingham
Snow
Hill
to
London
Paddington
,
having
departed
at
1pm
.
The
Pullman
was
9
coaches
long
,
and
was
hauled
by
an
11-month-old
diesel
hydraulic
Class
52
``
Western
''
locomotive
,
No
.
The
express
train
was
normally
formed
Coming_to_be
by
a
Blue
Pullman
multiple
unit
,
an
experimental
type
of
new
luxury
train
built
for
pullman
services
,
but
this
regular
train
had
to
be
taken out
Removing
of
service
and
replaced
Change_of_leadership
by
the
stand-by
diesel
hydraulic
.
One
of
the
drivers
killed
in
the
accident
was
Ernie
Morris
,
one
of
the
first
drivers
to
be
certified
on
the
Blue
Pullman
sets
,
and
who
had
featured
in
the
1962
British
Transport
Film
``
Lets
Go
To
Birmingham
''
which
was
a
driver
's
eye
view
of
the
Blue
Pullman
sets
on
a
run
from
London
Paddington
to
Birmingham
Snow
Hill
.
One
of
the
drivers
killed
in
the
accident
was
Ernie
Morris
,
one
of
the
first
drivers
to
be
certified
on
the
Blue
Pullman
sets
,
and
who
had
featured
in
the
1962
British
Transport
Film
``
Lets
Go
To
Birmingham
''
which
was
a
driver
's
eye
view
of
the
Blue
Pullman
sets
on
a
run
from
London
Paddington
to
Birmingham
Snow
Hill
.
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