Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-14


wage they received before tho ma.
chinery came into use. is one OF tho
things advocated by President Lewis
of the United Mine Workers OF Amer.
ica He says that ne does not desire
To see laborsayinE devices discun.
tuued or no additional machinery In.
stalled but ON thu other hand. is
anxious 20 see stll more machinery
patented Laws should be enacted.
however. he says. that would require
corporations placing such machinery
in use to share with the workers the
added profits that are sure TO come by
the Introduction OF machinery ln any
given industry The added profits that
10 to corporations by the Introduction
Of machinery will result IN the on.
slavemcnt OF workngmen, MIR. Lewis
declares.
New Tork-The trouble between
the Mason Builders association of New
York city and the brickayers'. ma.
sons and plastercrs' international
union, the headquarters Of which are
I'm this city has been practically set.
tied, but some Of the details are suu
pending. II Is believed, however. that
a satisfactory adjustment will bo
reached before long. The trouble
started when one of the members OF
the builders association, of New York
city, violated contract with the lo-
calls Of the international union at New
ark. n. J.
New York Strikes and lockouts in
| the building trades are expected to
| throw 10000 men out OF work This
number IS composed not only of men
with grievances. but many who will
be called out in sympathy and others
whom employers will lay off partly be.
cause construction cannot go forward
| with a crippled force and partly I'm re-
| taliation. Trouble started under gem
eral order Issued by the glazlers'
union, calling for sympathetic strike
on all buildings In the FIVE boroughs
in which non-union GLACIERS are EN-.
ployed
San Francisco.-Labor leaders have
| for some time discussed the advisable.
ity of establishing banking institu.
| tion to be controlled exclusively by
| organized labor. II is probable that
before long a meeting Of the executive
officers of the various labor organ.
izations will be called to consider the
plan.
St Paul, Eighty-nine en-
/ ployers have gone on record as be-
| ing in favor of giving their employees
the advantage of having more day
| light" recreation by allowing them Ia
start work earlier in the morning and
finishing earlier in the afternoon.
Tampa, Fla. f. Eastering, head
bookkeeper for Bustilo Brothers a.
Diaz, cigar manufacturers, was shot
| down in West Tampa by an unknown
assallant. Easterling. who was seri-
onsly wounded, has actively represent.
ed his employers in the present cigar
makers strike
Cleveland, O.-Energetlc effort
toward pushing TO completion plans
for the erection OF the proposed labor
temple here is to be undertaken i'm.
medlately. labor officials believe that
by the middle of the coming winter
the project will have been financed
may be begun.
Auckland, ~ Z.-The New Zealand
| legislature has been asked to add tel
| egrapher's cramp To the list of dis
eases for which an employer must
compensate a man who sustains It In
his employ.
San Francisco.-The japanese la
borers on the California fruit farms
are organizing. They have a union
of 1000 in one county alone. and
fixed minimum scale of 81 a day OF
nine hours
Washington.-At the quarterly
meeting OF the executive council OF
the American Federation OF Labor an
increase OF 223 more unions than
existed last December was reported
Washington. President Samuel
| Gompers has announced that the next
| annual convention Of the American
| Federation of Labor will open at st
Louis. Mo, on Monday, November IA
indianapolis, Ind.--According to the
annual report OF the cigarmakers in
ternational union. the membership
now totals 5l 900. This is gain Of
! 1000 for the last year
Philadelphia Philadelphia street
car men now have woman's auxiliary
which has membership OF G,000.
Chicago The Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Firemen and Enginemen dc
cided to hold it's next convention al
Mobile, Ala. on the first Monday in
June, 1913.
Hoqulam Wash.-At the recent city
election in this place seven out OF
nine councilmyn were union men.
Columbus, O.-The assessment fol
the elght-hour day was declared off by
the recent convention of the lnterna
tional Printing Pressmen and Assist
ants union, as the shorter workday Il
now an accomplished fact in tn,
trade. The convention approved The
action of its subordinate locals In de
! cfdiup IN erect "A home for tuberCulnl