Non union labor praised by auditing specialists in Ohio plan report
A long critique discusses alleged non union construction flaws on Hamilton bridges, accusing county commissioners and contractors of poor oversight and gouging. It cites the Columbia and High and Main streets bridges and questions inspector involvement. It notes a Philadelphia oil plant strike over wage raises.
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Ohio
London Bridge
Columbia Bridge
Hamilton
Main Street
Ohio Fund Praised by Actuaries in Audit Report
Two independent actuaries from Pennsylvania and New York commended the Ohio State Insurance Fund and Industrial Commission for solvency and cautious administration. They fault delays in claim payments due to inadequate funding and formal procedures, urging streamlined procedures and proper appropriations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Workmen's Compensation Fund
Industrial Commission
Ohio State Insurance Fund
Dou‘ney
Pennsylvania Insurance Department
Miles M. Dawson
New York
Ohio Manufacturers' Association
Ohio State Federation of Labor
State of Ohio
Downey
Ohio State Fund
Dawson
Ohio State Insurance Finc
State Industrial Commission
Ohio State Industrial Commission
Eight Hamilton men sent to Cincinnati workhouse for 30 to 90 days
Eight of Hamilton's best union men, described as clean citizens, are imprisoned in the Cincinnati workhouse after judges ordered 30 to 90 day sentences. Local unions protest the punishment as unjust and vow to press for their release, with delegates accompanying the prisoners and efforts from prominent citizens. The article notes leniency from workhouse officials and mentions a separate Detroit lockout of metal polishers at the Dodge Bros. plant over wage demands.
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Washington
Congress
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
The
Railroad Administration
Hines
Lee
Leo
Morse
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Walter 8. Harlan
Pepper
Beng
Detroit
Mich
Dodge Bros
Insurance Helps Kraft Family Through Illness Situation
George Kraft, a metal polisher at Estate Stove Works, missed work for two months due to rheumatism. His wife says the Insurance Credit System Company paid $54 during the illness, easing the grocery bill and expenses. She urges others to obtain similar protection, calling it essential care.
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George Kraft
Kraft
Insurance Credit System Company
Adv
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the Workingman’s Store
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Dent
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Harry Strausser
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