The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-21
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rr1 WORLD OF INDUSTRY.

build n Labor Temple.
minois miners on January 81, 1900,
had saso 900 IN their treasury.
the average daily wsgee for black
xnitns for the Jorod Of 1926 10 1872
vac n.12
oDe out OF cycry Ill rDen employed
In ne Illinoie coal mineo ~ns injured
last year.
Qn May II. a, boston, Mass. AIser
hcaA Pedefatlon of Musicians will
meet In convention.
San FranciB 40. Cal. etablemeA's
Union hAa seclaed 10 make a stand
Cor i,s wage scale OF $3.50 for day
OF II hours.
W, j. HJsey, maehinigt FOR 80 years
in the railroad shope at Fort wAyus,
Ind. has boon olccts' mayor Of that
city.
The New 2e0iaod government hes
purchased Il acros .. land, costing
$4,000. near Dunedin. for workmcn.s
hofnes
There 10 a welldohnod movement
Tor a national organization OF school
teachers on trade union lines in the
Omitted stRtcs.
There are mro children under M
teen working In the mills in free Amer
tea than in Germany and England and
Italy put together.
Boston. Mass, Hebrew painters
have again formed a union. They say
Il win be tn Independent one and
that state charter will be asked
The Industrial workers OF the world
got their first Boston local recently.
tho sSirt and cloaEmakers, reorgan.
tz!ng and asking a charter from u.
Tho shops recently built by the L.
high Valley railroad at Sayrc. Pa. will
unpioy 1900 mon and can turn out
locomotive every fftecn days.
One Of the bills prepared by tho
United Nine Workers which win be
introduced In the Maryland legislature
provides for 90 cightbour workday.
One OF tho results OF the eigh,.huvr
movement has placed Princeton. N J..
IN that column. Neydr peforo in the
history OF the college town could this
no said.
Hamilton. Ont. letter carriers arr
pctitioning tho Dominion government
for an increase OF paw. They want the
maximum raised from 1906 20 $500 a
year.
A recent issue OF tue Railroad Ga.
zotte makes a strong plea for tho es.
tablishmont Of railway university
where apt pupils viii be prepared for
service
The American Federation OF Labor
has refused to grant charter 20 tho
National Stog'emakors League be-
cause the trade Is 10 closely Identified |
with oigarmaking.
After April the briclIayers Of Nv. |
ansvllle, Ipd. will demand so conts an |
hour; painters will ask for from 80
90 S5 cents and carpenters from 40
70 iS cents an hour ,
The Allied Trades Council Of Van.
couyer. y. c.. Is preparing plans for
the reenraI convention OF the Alnel |
Printing Trades. which takes place In |
th't city In June.
Chinese engineers ON Manchurian
railways got ;l2 TO s45 gold month,
AMI japanese engineers are soek'ng
positions on he Asiatic continent at
these prevailing wages.
G. W. Williams, secretary treasurer
cf the International Eiectrotypers' and
stereotypers Union. Announces that
the ChicaEo. H., Sterotypers have OBJ
ts'ned the e'ghthour day.
Industrial workers OF the world
have started an oficiai organ. The pa.
per is printed at Joliet. III. and so far
Il has forgotten 10 have the label o. |
the printing craft placed on the sheet
The first quarter OF this year will
see IN increase OF 2E por cent In the
growth Of labor unions m this country. |
according 10 Samuel Gompers. presi
dert Of the American Federation OF
Labor.
Az puffalo. n. ". the strike OF the
paperhsngers has been adjusted and
the mon are back at work. An advance
OF cents ron on ceiling work was
demanded and The employers decided
&c grant n.
Three unions OF bricklsyors in
Newark " J., have drafted an aEree
gent providing for ware rate " c6
cents an hour instead ot co cents. the |
present rate The Increase viii ro in.
20 ofrect May ! next
Arer taking vote on me question
the 7 ehIgh Valley conductors have
decided to withdraw from their fcd
era ION With f-h tratnu,nn 70 "a n. |