The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-17
BAKERS STRIKE SETTLED.
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(Continued from First Page.1 said rules and regulations shall be and remain as now stated, viz:
 Section 1-In all bakeries only union men shall be employed and in case of vacancy the boss shall be efficiently furnished through the labor bureau of Bakers Union No. Il.
 Section 2-Shall be modified so as to read as follows. viz: Ten hours shall constitute a days work, including one half hour for lunch time. and six days a week. except on Friday, when the time shall be twelve hours.
 Section S-By agreement, is stricken out
 Section 4-No journeyman baker shall be allowed to board or lodge with the boss.
 Section 5-Scale of wages: Foreman. not less than ST per week. Second hand not less than $15 per. week. and
 Bench workers not less than s14 per week.
 Section 6-Is stricken out. Section 7-That any member of the Bakers Union shall not be discriminat- ed against or persecuted for working for the interest of the union. Section sThere shall be only one ap- prentice allowed in a shop with three bakers. Tn a shop of four or more bakers, two apprentices. Not more than two apprentices allowed in any one shop.
 Section 9-Is stricken out.
 Section 10- The following days named shall be holidays: Washington's Birth- day Decoration Day, July the Fourth, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day. Christi mas and New Years Day.
 Section 11--Wages shall be paid weekly.
 Section 12-All employers complying with the above rules shall be supplied with union cards. and the use of union labels to be optional with the employer. Section 1S Stricken out
 Section 14-AIl misunderstanding or grievances arising between employers and employees shall be arbitrated by an arbitration committee consisting of three members os Bakers Union and three members from the Master Bak- 5ers, the seventh man to be disinter- tested party, and their decision shall be final.
 Dated at New Haven, July 16, 1903.
 John H. White, t8 Josiah M. Hubbard.
 Hiram H. Fox, { Board of Mediation and Arbitration
 AGREEMENT. tirs,ss nf T1cly JIYffnf1
 No. II, of New Haven. Conn: Tn order to improve the conditions of the journeymen bakers. the following rules and regulations have been adopted by the Bakers Local union. No. Il. of this city:
 Section 1. Tn all bakeries only union men shall be employed and in case of vacancy the boss shall be efficiently furnished through the labor bureau of Bakers union No. Il.
 Section 2 E Ten hours shall constitute a days work. including half hour for lunch time, and six days a. week. < Section 3.
 On and after July the 1st, 1903, the work shall be done in the daytime in all bakeries, and the work shall be done be- tween the hours of 6 d. m. and 6 P. m. A week commencing on Sunday morn ing and ending Friday evening, 6 D. m.
 Section 4
 No journeymen bakers shall be allow ed to board or lodge with the boss.
 Section 5.
 Scale os wages: Foreman that works alone not less than s17 per week, and if there is one baker that works with him he shall received SIS per week, and if there are three or more bakers not less than s20 per week; second hand not less than $15 per week and bench work CTS not less than $14 per week.
 Section 6.
 Overtime shall be paid 35 cents per hour, and overtime shall only be done in case of necessity.
 Section 2.
 That any member of the Bakers union shall not be discrimina ted or per- secuted for working for the interest of the union.
 Section 8.
 That there shall be only one appren- tice allowed in a shop with three bakers, in shop with four or more bakers, two