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Montreal Daily Star reports seamen on the Great Lakes have paused their strike at government request and will submit the dispute to an investigation board. If findings dissatisfy the union, the strike may resume. The piece notes the union’s demand for a closed shop and outlines the financial status of the sailors.
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Union delegate on ships blocks closed shop demand
Union demands include a delegate aboard each vessel and meetings at ports, a ten dollar monthly wage raise, and one or two extra crewmen per boat. The text argues a closed shop is unworkable, cites wage levels and board value, and notes government limits on crew size and safety. It warns against foreign agitators and calls Canada to keep inland transport moving amid wartime considerations.
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