The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-17
IN LAeoR's REALM.
Review Of the Past Week Among tNe
sons Of Toll.

has decided that all its printing must
hear the label oi the union printers
a.. j sullivan. international prs
Hent 81 the Bartonders union. is
now In New York organizing ncv
unions there
Il has been decided by the uanI
labor party Of East St Louis to place
fun municipal ticket in the he'd
tHis month
Boston. Mas. BOiicrmakors' io'c,
40. .. has withdrawn from the lntc--
national and joined the new 1rrau.
.aation OF dissatisfied unions.
president Roosevelt cannot a.Hud
ihr convention II the Brotherhood ~
locomotive Engineers which nrc;f
in Memphis. Tenn In May
Wages ot steam shovel engin-e-1
employed on the Panama Canal have
b4on raised from $3.50 month %
$40. Crane men have been rsis"l
from sl63 a month 10 Sis5.
Union men of Cleveland. o., wcrc
considering the proposition to opcn
A, department store. but the plan vas
vetoed by the United Trades sni -.
bor Council OF that CITY
Members Of the local unions %; the
United Garment Workers OF America
have been asked 20 contribute 90 ihe
und for thc union label agitation
now under way In Chicago
Th. National civic Federation las
arranged a department Of public own
,rsH,p and has appointed a commits
sion of ,rp.rys to Investigate the
workings of public ownership u,ili'
lies
a number Of non union Boston,
Las.. machinlsts. specialists In tool
v.d dicmakng and dlcslnklng. have
.rndc request that "a machinisis
lodge be- formed exclusively Of those
men
Organized labor OF SEATTLE, wash
win build and conduct a steam laun
iis as tho result OF agitation against
ur present establishments. which
work. tho help long hours and give
pDor pay.
Justice Gaynor of the New York
sure t.r court recently delivered an
ppin .u holding employees liable In
damages tor injuries suffered by chill
ircn employed In violation Of the
child labor law.
labor Mayor Eugene Schmiz Of
san Francisco Is being doomed tol
Governor of California ON strictly
Labor party ticket The movement
20 ls said, is striking SCOT .a n,a.l.
every clty In the state
\ crusado Tor better honrs has bccl
begun by the retail clerks OF Clgve
Land. q. Efforts are being put fortl
TO have shops closed ut o'clock ol
saturday nights. every Sunday an
uu six legal holidays
Iu response to question raised
deputy Attorney General Chase O
Michigan has ruled that official ba
lots of any Kind Tor primaries or ger
,rh elections must not bear the priu
,,- union label
The success Of trades unions I
raising wages may be shown by IN
following facts: IN 1850 tho aycrag
factory wages were S2i7 year; J
1890. til6. Wages In cotton iactor'
loo 1880 were ~ cents day. in lN'
.Sii9
The American Federation ol labS
SWln work In new fields hcnc,forl
Organizers have been instructed
devote attention to organizing Typ
writer's, bookkccpors. Office clcrk
rock dr,llcrr. tool shtrpCuprs aud e.
yaypjors
o., Tho proposal To build q labor tDi
80. iu cleveland o., has met vii
au, approval of The local union me
.'rl, committee from the Unit,
Vmdgs and Labor Council mas $500
Io irycs, boz 90 site Tn, tempt, is
.o-l $4,000
Members ul ubu. organizations
Chicago, lll, are troubled uy the mo
telephone directory tho product
uouuuiou labor These dirDctori,
lay, been delivered Go - labor q
aanl7atIons and at least 200 Once
ut other organizations must use tnci
pit,sburr PA, labor organization
ayu Go build q labor tcmplc at q co
of SluOUJu The unions now pay 81
uOO a year for rent. The company "
oo Incorporated slth 100000 caplt
ot 1000 shares No organization 81
hold more than 100 shares
The Master Carpenters assnciuu.
of passaic. n. j.. has placed the sea
OF wages for iourneymcn carpcn,e
upon an even basis with the scale