Judge Rules Receiver of Electric Line Must Pay Workers Living Wage
Judge Hugo Friend of Cook County Circuit Court ruled that a receiver running the Chicago and Interurban Traction Company must pay workers a fair living wage despite the line being under foreclosure. The decision, in a case brought by 90 members of Division 241, Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employers of America, held that financial condition cannot justify wage cuts and that the receiver must pay market wages for labor and necessary supplies.
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Frerent Labor News Service
Chicago
Hugo Friend
Circuit Court of
Cook County
Chicago & Inter- Urban Traction Company
Priend
Division 241
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employer of America
W. W. Crawford
Chicago & Interurban
63Rd
Halsted Streets
Kankakee
Chicago & Interurban Traction Company
Crawford
Division 24
Line
Justice Taft
War Labor Board
Juice Friend
Low Wheat Prices Do Not Help Bread Buyers, Trade Board Says
Washington report from the Federal Trade Commission notes wheat price drops since 1920 have barely lowered bread costs. It notes price declines in flour and bread across Minneapolis and Kansas City districts, with modest declines in Boston and New York. The piece discusses industry costs, profits, and data collection efforts from flour mills and journals.
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Iy International Labor News Service
Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
United States Senate
Commission
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Kansas
Boston
New York City
United States
Company
Gompers Attacks Plan to Lower Child Labor Age
In Washington the senate faces efforts to reduce the child labor amendment age from 18 to 16. Samuel Gompers denounces what he calls propaganda and warns that supporters seek to mislead Congress and the public about the amendment's meaning. He explains the measure would enable future limits on child labor, not outright prohibition. He criticizes President Nicholas Murray Butler for opposing the 18 age standard and notes party caucus attempts to adjust age to 16.
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Gompers
International Labor News Review
Washington, D
D. C
Senate
Samuel Gompers
Congress
Wnepigenta
Butler
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia College
Shortridge
Wadsworth
United States
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