Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-14
GENERAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

and Of course work is proportional TO It.
GENERAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
STAY away from St Louis.
Toledo tailors will reorganize.
Syracuse diggers will organize.
Pueblo newsboys' strike is OFF.
The States have 1000 fOundries.
ST. Paul has 800 union men.
Unionism is thriving at Toledo.
Detroit unions will erect q hall.
Duluth has 900 Union SaWmill men.
Brooklyn has a Consumers League.
There are $500 union cigarmakers.
Frisco BARRIERS want shorter hours.
Cincinnati cOlOred walters organized.
Cleveland. o.. has a Labor Exchange.
ST. Louis has LOCO union cig3rmak-
ers.
Toledo now has a tobacco workers
union
Oakland, Cal, has a cooperative as
ISOLATION.
England Independent LacOr party has
10000 votes.
Colorado unions formed a State Fed
Grafton.
Some Cleveland bench molders get S.
a week.
Clergymen address Cleveland UniOn-
lists
Windsor. Ont, plumbers won nine
hours
NV York retail butchers held a
State convention.
Deror cgarmakers have been on
strike q year
Providence plumbers struck for eight
hours
Debs addressed the New Orleans Wo-
mems Club.
Providence tailOrs have practically
Won their strike.
Cincinnati has union cigar manufac-
tUrerS association.
A Cincinnati firm gave $500 to the
most popular label union.
Trenton WOODEN operatives struck
against a cut.
The Western Federation Of Miners
has I6.500 members and $4,000.
Chicago bakers wal prosecute people
who COunterf nc the union label.
The New England Typographical
Union met at Hartford June and 10.
Minneapolis unemployed married men
held @ mass meeting Oh Thursday
ST. Joseph. Mo. intends to tax ped
dlers out of existence.
A clergyman is a PopuliSt candidate
for Congress i'm Indiana.
ST. Paul printers struck for S24 for a
week Of 80 hours.
AT Vincennes. Ind, blacklisted rail-
road conductor was award d $500
damages.
Kansas 1remakers are fined
from 81 to atronizing aOn-union
BARRIERS.
C-evelan 'smand the dis
cnaIse Of -" who "alad 9-iIh-
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i!~-lIs IN nine hours
Ere ia engaging
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cents cent. a. d oaS anu lue sAllleu worker earns
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1,.rs,s, I-,sSr o,S tbe oroDio,srs tbe
fo,.,,,e.- srs 90, % C5.+rrd5,- baif-boli-
dav during June. July and August.
The newspapers Of Boston have been
working seven hours Der aav for over
TWO wears. Wages. night. SO cents per
hour. dav. so cents psr hour.
Bicvcle Workers Union. No. l. of
Chicag0. fined a member 800 and Sus-
pended member from the Organiza-
lion until the money was paid for or
ganiziug a bogus labor organization.
Members of an Indianapolis plumb
ers' union are not permitted TO ride BIZ
cycles for thf reason that a man doing
job work and riding wheel can do as
much work as three ordinary plumbers
on foot
b. Port Huron (Mich0 typographical
Union has submitted an amendment TO
the constitution Of the International
Typographical Clon proVldlng that the
expenses or delegates TO conventions
shall be paid by the International.