The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09

1 WORLD OF INDUSTRY
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and Mechanics Hold Sway.


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IA city government OF DC Soto' MO-
*W .od tn hire none but union men.
bovs Of Roston have organ.
1H ''.''' r win membership of
~ and starr gu WV"
LAX Hyc
mon NJ san Pedro, Cal. have nom
t ,I,.c, +, no voted i'm the Aprd
Nh city llthet 10 w WV ~ w
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I<f ono third OF lhe ma ~ 5 ,,'''.s
4f4 are made In FRINGE d'c tnc pr"u"tt9
xnalc iaror.
III ool tcuchcfS ana l nSuiintc nsGu's W.
E38 ndoah, "a, IRE uuch'"s ""uel 'H0
|IEr OF trades nnionlsm
31S Oh printers are wulihs 10 Work IoE
H8 week in book ana Jvb olu'eS " an
fW lobr day Is etohttu, ,.
14 rty steel mdnGugturcfs OF treat
Sisin are said to De pionnlhS cnmplna'
X The capital Is Silu 10 ne slVV'0''''
m
Tan thousand snip ana iron NoFkers
III nov been on strike IN san Francisco
1cYer seven months ior h'i'' noul
d o,.,.
I'M aud laundry workers OF ohlahoma
|X are organized ana nviuihs open alr
<MDgs for the bcncnt OF inc uill"h Hipel.
M city work IN cincinnati Is now done
i-4he nine hour boSiS' ana clsaIhIkers
Irf gained the ulue-hour Jay WITHOUT
frlt.
I4f carpenters 81 NorWicn, y. -" ia.
.0tred uino nOuf uay anu --59 cehts
.<hour they Formerly "pthou ten hours
ck2 per dly.
7# demand OF ia" nuliulns iap3rers OF
c<tpn for 80 cents IN honr Is llRelN 10 pc
'S1ted by tho Master BniiderS association
A}hput strike,
Sri DnputlT. ILL.,. the nulllFTh nave Rul0tu
tfIts per hour, brlckIaNers ~ cents anu
1f hours, without strike
1k executive council Or tbe American
cdsration of Labor Is likely TO amaiga-
<N inc rival brewery workers unions IN
4V York ity.
Ue direct legislation Dill ~ Massachu-
Az is Endorsed by more tnan 800 unions,
,mBrislng membership Of more than
sipO workers.
Jhe pasons tenders unions OF ST raul
Id. have system OF graded hnes Tor
Npemhors who have been working un"er
y Schedule of - cents per hour.
III teamStcrs Of kankakee. III, have or
MED and the paiuterS and decorators
"a received an increase OF - cents per
IN without strike
'fhe London war office has placed an or.
81 I'm Switzerland for 1UOuOO pairs or
IA. the contract 10 continue three years,
.%,rting Ia 400 900 nairs
,Totbep teytil, min for IIuntsyiuo Ala.
7row said TO hc an early probability,
slinc thrae ar four nov mills for tnot
VA Ia tho I,st ,enr M, two
III al trado assemblics in Dcnvor colo
~ Of war with ono annthor ana aD Of.
w., WIKI vl,I '''", 49, H',n 9n
IN ct an ar,,''tn,,"'' r"lnV ~ /" vi
81 ,nJ ,f,n Sfarnb ~ vac, ,o,
IN duu u.s'I nl".C' w M9H'H W '",,,
~ ~ Wv Dc NJ Wv "'n ni1'"' ,'
y w nu, ~" - l',i Lay az" 'H''
I'm oroSf',,en lo I'M P'' WI .,
"a N,rm Wv 'H4npvr w
wv lnrca'cn TO Gischarge aIl employees
"a dthllh'' WIN IapoI oTsanl"atiolS'
Nv cigarnhN'rs OF i"rio hlco nave
NC more per n"" Wlhout Strike.
81 brcklayers, carpenters and paiuters Of
N island have organized during the past
Nih
Wganized workers IN Illinois are endeav.
pg to have the machinery removed froj
X lStatc peuIentlary in order to lessen the
Suction bT c0pvlct-made goods.
'INo bills are now pending In the Mary
~ legislature 70 increase he pay Of police
GerS. One proposes an Increase for the
NC force, from the commissioners down.
AonldrrS of fougakeepsie, y. y, have
"a granted an advance In wages OF -
Ms per gay me plans Tor a new SlIJ:.
N court nous" ana lall IN thut city call
Il union l9boF
II go ~ ''A'So'f INV
q ninety DAY scholars, which Is ten more,
III sai than the aggregate OF day
Nuf' IN all the textile schools In Eng
N ana - night pupils.
ms unsettled. Employers offer TO con.
N nInr-hour day. but the printers want
PEI week Tor men and IS for women.
n demand Is refused.
H. timers Of Denver, Colo, are going to
~ for raise in wages from So - to
Ep daE, The fathers, plasterers, wood
HAerS ana electrical linemen will also
H similar demands
te supreme court OF Kansas Is expected
- decision on the comstItutionnliiy
Ttnc eighl hour law within few DAYS.
MI the labor bureau has gained vic.
"A M an OF the lower courts.
tinIn organizations In Fast st. Louis, H..
N increased their membership over 100
eeht during the past six months. ana
etantlal gains in wages have been grant.
Su many OF the trades.
ue enid labor bill, drawn up under the
ap,r'S 81 tho Baltimore Federation q
~, prohibits the employment Of chill.
II 9nnuet ~ years In factories. The pen.
\, Tor each violation Is SlOo
Nv clty council Of Cheyenne, Wyo.. has
ih'a u 10 pass an eight hour ordinance,
- cents per hour, minimum. for CITY
IAlnters have secured nine hours
"a, ralse OF 33-1-3 per cent In wages.
fu>F times are reported from New