World Court Backs Labor On Night Work Ban in Bakeries
The World Court ruled that self employed bakers fall under international labor conventions. The decision clarifies that home and small bakeries are subject to the draft convention prohibiting night work, shaping ratification and enforcement for self employed bakers. The ruling reinforces applicability of labor conference decisions to home industries and removes a major obstacle to international labor legislation.
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World Court
Washington
D. C
Permanent Court of International Justice
International Labor Organization
International Labor Office
International Labor Conference
Council of the League of Nations
Hague
Holland
International Federation of Trade Unions
International Federation of Christian Unions
Railroads Boost Prosperity Through Efficient Operation
Washington dispatch says railroads contribute most to prosperity by faster regular freight, better car distribution, and reduced shortages. It notes sharp gains since 1914 in freight service and carloads, major track and equipment investments, and steadier factory output and wages aided by improved credit conditions.
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International Labor News Service
Washington, D. C
Car Service Division
Washington
Philadelphia Girard National Bank
Detroit
Tole
Chicago Printers End Threat Of Strike With Compromise Pact
Chicago union job printers accept a three year wage settlement effective July 26 with a $2 weekly raise and 44 hour week. Night work advances to a 40 hour week in two years, while overtime rules and holiday pay are defined. A $210,000 war chest will be returned to contributors once accounts are finalized.
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Ichicago
International Labor News Service
Chicago
Franklin Association
International Typgraphical Union
Chicago Typographical Union No. 16
Oren
Typographical Union No. 16
Bryant L. Beechter
William J. Hedger
James M. Lynch
John W. Hays
Barbers Move to Arbitration Over Picket Rights
In Duluth Minnesota barbers enter arbitration after a one day Toronto strike, seeking the right to picket peacefully. Other issues to be referred to arbitration or amended, including criminal code provisions.
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Duluth
Minn
Toronto
Ontario
Dominion
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