Higher Wages for Miners Forge a Better Nation Says Writer
The article argues that higher wages for anthracite miners improve national prosperity. Hilmar Raushenbush cites wage gains as key to peace in the industry and broader living standards, detailing miners arguments and the benefits of skilled, hard work over cushioned adaptation. A separate note reports National Biscuit Company earning net profits of $5,882,304 in the first six months.
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International Labor News Service
Washington, D. C
America
Hilmar Stephen Raushenbush
Bureau of Industrial Research
Raushenbush
American Federation of Labor
Sui
Raushyenbush
New York
National Biscuit Company
Courts Race to Outdo Chicago Injunction Trend
International Labor News Service reports a wave of new injunctions against workers as judges imitate the Chicago ruling. Judge Carpenter in Chicago blocked officials of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union from organizing open shops. Mitchell Brothers' attorney lauds the decree as similar in effect to Daugherty. Georgia judge W Biniy barred molders at a Rome foundry from joining the union after layoffs. Local foremen threatened action following the dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Chicago
International Labor News Service
Washington, D. C
Wilkerson
Jude Carpenter
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Windy Cit
Mitchell Brothers
Georgia Judd
Washington Unions Rally to Aid Seattle Printers Strike
Washington unions declare the right to strike inherent and pledge moral and financial support to the International Typographical Union and Seattle local in a bid to overturn a Washington Supreme Court ruling. The case stems from $20 000 damages claimed by Pacific Typesetting Company over a 44 hour week dispute and non union work. The federation warns the decision could cripple labor and vows full backing to the Typographical Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Labor News Service
Bellingham
Wash
Washington State Federation of Labor
International Typographical Union
Seattle
Supreme Court of the
Pacific Typsetting Company
Pacific Typesetting Company
Sattle Local
No. 202
Pacific
Newses
Pace Company
Washington Suprem Court
Washington
Sible
Typographical Union
Union
Superior Court
King County
Supreme Court
Tower Court
Stop Strike by Delay Method Considered in New Plan
New York State Industrial Commissioner Shrenta criticizes the Schenectady street car strike obstruction by directors. He proposes denying workers the right to strike until settlement efforts exhaust, suggesting a law to prohibit strikes until talks fail. The street car firm is owned by New York Central and Delaware & Hudson, with 50 percent board representation. NY Central favors union recognition while Delaware & Hudson applies pressure to maintain a lockout.
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New York—State
Shrenta
Schenpetady
Colorado
New York Central
Delaware & Hudson
Exch Corporation
Delaware & Hudsons
Ats
Furnishings at Low Prices Offer Complete Home Needs
Readable text promises low prices and all essentials to furnish the home, implying a broad sale or catalog event. The item highlights affordable inputs for household setup and decor.
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