The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-03
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, thes- worl, The Manufacturers he
hsV- IN the uhiun ard m the pTincipl.
, that ala who desire It, b.n"tts should
share IN 10 burdens
II h aaid that the Injunction isSued hv
Justice Coz IN Which q strike for the
rlo-ssi shop 10 declared 10 h. illegal had
large share IN determining the strike
committee to accep, this settlement
The Wages ~ the piece workers are
! u - decided between the employees
/ and the individual manufacturers Mr.
Cohen LAWYER for the manufacturers
| a~aoc,a,ion. in a statement he i~.ted SAYS
me peac. protocol signed Yesterday j.
based on the agreement made between
Mr. Marnhau. Mr.. London and himself a
| wsak asn which the strikers turned down
The Most important chan ~ - that In
, stead Of leaving 90 future arbitration the
! n,e~Sion Of houru and waRss each side
has yielded q little and settled IN definite
terms.
Tn. s,rikaru are sxpected TO be back
Al work IN Tuesday. They will he taking
mart IN the Labor DaV parade on MondAv
| Both sides were apparently a,shsd last
averina The manufacturers sav they
have won out AGAINST the demand for the
closed shop and the strike leaders cay
| that IN the union chop they have q good
substitute for %. The strikers are in real
dts,-ess and The ead cane lust about n
time. There were more than 10000 o.
them out al enc time
There are nineteen articles in the peace
protocol. Electric power u 10 he used
AZ far a. practicable. and by December 81
Il shall he installed for machincr. no
charge 90 be made 60 the employees for
power or materials except in case Of
neRlieence on their part A deposit Sys-
ten satisfactory 20 both sides has been
creed on. No work N to he done en- legal
holidays and no employee n TO be allowed
q work regularly more than six DAYS in
each week. Wages are 90 he paid weekly.
All sub-contracting within the ohoTs IL
70 be abolished.
The following are 20 be the minimum
wages a week Machine cutters. SIS
regular cutters. SIS; canvas cutters. si2
skirt cutters. t2i: Jacket presserS. s7i
under prasAerr SIS. skirt pressers, SO.
skirt under pressers. SIS part presser-.
SIS. REFER presssrs. SIS: REFER under
presserr. sII sample makers and sample
skirt makers. t22; SKIRT basters. SO. skirt
hnishers. $40; buttonhOls makers. class 4.
minimum Of 81 70 a hundred button
holes class y. = minimum Of ~ cents a
hundred buttonholes
The weekly hours OF labor are q ne
fifty in the str working days and no over
time - to be permitted between mo
fifteenth day OF November ana me
fifteenth day 81 January OF IN the moh'hs
Of June and July except on samples
JOINT board OF sanitary controI ~
70 be e.tab hsheh OF seven menDe's, Two
from each SIDE ana three repre~en'hs
the pnbhc 70 De hom'na'eu Nv LoH
Marshall or he couhse' TOT each sue
An arnnrauon poaru composi OF
noHine" from each soc ana nominee
representing we puphc +" pe naIn'I