The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-31
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new onion of eaument workers has
been FORMED Ia Worcester Mass.
/ steps may bet taken to fnrfs q unica
cf sawmin employees at Minneapolis. MINI
ia Russn 100000 people are employed
b. making china. eofthenwure and brick
shcre are to-day twcnty-four railroad
corporations which maintain Insurance
for over B a00.g00 men
a Berlin report states that 2oo.ooo RUS
Sian students are preparing to omlsrate
GO Canada this summer. a.
Diamond settlers and poiishors OF XIV
York are out for 10 per cent wage inc
Crease and shorter hours
The bin introGuced b. the California
senate for the better sanitation of barber
shops has been Defeated.
The total value OF FISH caught and nah
rroducts prepared In Canadn during the
year 1903 aegrcgatcs S2310hS78
By referendum vote Cleveland has
been selected by the bridge and sSruc-
tarll Iron Workers thoir headquarters
Statistics in ENGLAND prove that OF AN
railway corporations those Of the shift
ms and freight crews are the most dan-
Ig4ous.
u Is said that four thousand Chineso
lOM Most q tnen are employed at the
rorhem fisheries
The annual report of the department of
mines for 1903. in New South wales
shows d total employment in the coal
irmos OF 1917
The wage scale for hosting engineers
at Chicago has been hxed az so cents an
hour, ths top notch for building trades
I.H
Nore than 20 per cent OF the population
90 Mexico look for maintenance to itf
mines, as do numerous industries and
, tssrsportauon Ines.
There are over cie hundred ercat la-
Tor organizations that have a standing
committee to arbiuate al differences be
tween employer and emplJye
New Enelaud bakers convention has
, endorsed the proposal 10 have am nter-
. nauonal convention m Kew York NOT
later tnan oeto9er l5, this Year
Sweden and Norway arc the only coun-
tmts whore practically every grown man
, can read and write. Bavaria comes next
in this respect
THE rennsyivmm Union Labor league
las begun an active orsaulzation oam-
raien and is inihg 90 make itself one
. of the largcst aailauons in the world.
: a gcnnine boycott my Be declared hs
lubor unions in the npper Michigan pen-
. insul1 against The Heusatou county
street railway uud ns ahiimted concerns.
b The san Francisco district council of
carpenters has PASSED Set OF rinsine
+ lesolutions against tho further Invasion
OF this country by thc Japanese.
Retail men IA Iowa are engaged in On
h enterprise which conicmplates the organ
"a izaiion into q snaie corporation OF
!. forty thousand retailers In the twelve
suites uihuinry 10 Chicago
a bin introduced in the Wisconsin leg
stature which VIII prohibit the use 81
wood alcohol 10 the manuiactare Of shell
ao. is beire pushed by the painters
local union of that state.
After long discussion the Michigan
e United Mine workers convention dc.
e cidcd 70 present 10 4 referendum tho
d question whether it was advisable FOL
% the Organization TO become a political
Z mctor
Trouble not unlike that of tho New
York subway and elevated triinmon ma,
soon treak out in Plttsburs Pa. when
:. the railway enl..-.ss Of that civ pre.
sot their demands 10 the Pttsburg RAN
- way company
% II Is said that the present paid M
IS f.emhership cut of ihe 10000 mine work.
20 clf IN the aothmoitc fields is only about
~ 1880 which Is decrease OF nearly i6.-
to01 or tha rate az 1880 every month dur
ba s9of
8 The Michigan Central railroad has re-.
moved FOR another year It's arrangement
with the Marine Engineers Beneacla
,s association. governing engineers employe
on car ferries. Wages and condition.
~ remain uneh2nged.
n Inc executive council Of The American
q cdemtion, IN session a. Washington. u
g. has decided tina tthe request or certai
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