United labor bulletin., 1910-09-22

The Grand Trunk is not taking back
strikers as fast as it might.
The Spokane Teamsters will pay sick
benefits of So week hereafter.
The free employment bureau of Spo-
kane is securing jobs at the rate of 700
month.
Some of the Australian printers are
asking an increase from s14.25 to sle.25
a week
All sorts of graf is alleged in connec-
tion with naturalization matters in New
York City.
Many of the bakeries of Spokane are
found to be in most filthy and unsani-
tary condition.
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joint meeting of operators and min
ers to fix a wage scale will be held in
Montana October l.
Japan has just as much right to alb
pines or England to protect Egypt.
Trainmen in the Northwest are talk
ferent organizations may demand it soon
Spokane officials are forcing men to
give up their unions or their jobs, but
say that Spokane runs an open shop.
Custom recognizes, health requires and
civilization demands the eight-hour day.
He who fights it fights the Fates.
La Exploridad, the perfect smoke.
The first postal savings bank will be
opened in Chicago next January, after
which it will be extended to other cities
as slowly as possible.
Organized labor will cooperate with
Senator Bourne in working for the ex-
tension of the Oregon direct legislation
and primary methods.
The wages and treatment of white
men on the Canadian Grand Trunk now
building to the Pacific are SO bad that
the officials want coolie labor.
member of the Seattle Postal Clerks
alleging that eight hours applies to
clerks and carriers alike.
La Belle sc cigar. the best union-made
sc cigar in the United States.
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The reduction of express rates in Ore
gon is more nominal than real.
Roosevelt approves of better laws for
the protection of labor from injuries.
Union printers in New York are boy
cotting restaurants handling unfair
bread.
A great deal of work is being done on
the state aided roads near Spokane.
A general strike of miners in Spain
began on August goth, but required sew.
eral days to get under way.
1t is proposed to form a department OF
the A. F. of L. composed of all the cloth
ing and garment trades.
The striking workmen of the sugar
trust in New York have put up a strong
and determined fight against great odds.
Canadian authorities have fined the
Grand Trunk $50 each for bringing
strikebreakers into his majesty's do
mains iIlapallv
La Exploridad, the perfect smoke.
Success magazine in New York was
getting to be too much of critic of big
ganized.
Milwaukee printers have new scale
with raise of from one to two dollars
a week. Arranged by conference with
out trouble.
Brickmakers and Masons were locked
out in Winnipeg, Canada, last month in
an 'openshop' fight started by the en-
ployers.
Wealthy Pittsburg grafters sent to Jail
have been lamenting the cruelty OF the
prison keepers in not allowing them lux
uries and fayors.
On burned over forests the grass
grows well the next spring. This is said
to be the motive that has inspired in.
cendiaries to start some of the forest
fires.
In the Soldiers Home in southern Cal
ifornia there are more kinds of graft
fourishing than several columns would
mention. The veterans get very little
for accommodations.
Beats them ALL La Belle &c cigar.
Union made.
The railroad brotherhoods of organ
lied labor have found 1t to pay to main
tain apenta in Wac fupfon II would nav