The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
OF
||PDS IS ENDED
illustration Wing Was Sus-
mined in Every Issue
Brought Up.
|rIlTEE ON LAWS
ONCE MORE INDoRSED
L,tiye Arbitration Contract;
;.,e Work Question to Be
Resubmitted.

ssslased Press
4 FRANCISCO. Aug. l9'-The fifty
annual convention Of the In
,,nal typographical union ended
/ --I.v after the administration wing
.onvention, which favors q. lib
-.,'Sy IN dealing with employers,
~ avoidance of strikes so far as
~ had hcen sustained In every
.sr,inr before the convention The
mwr,ee, which has won on every
rsrr II has nade In the last ten
rsssed through the convention
n record unbroken,
frast Important work OF the con-
vas the adoption Of a tentative
s,an contract. liberal In its pro-
n BE- submitted to the Ameri-
SsrSnaper Publishers association
1: the decision to resubmit the
.boiishlug piece work to a. refer
:. tbs raising of the number of
s.litlons required TO initiate leg
irom 50 10 100: the voting OF Il
SpIls assessment Of 20 cents for
Si,nss OF John j. and James r.
,-ara: the passage OF resolutions
drastic Asiatic exclusion laws.
4, decision not to invest the old
s-ssIon funds In bonds, but TO keep
%tor fighting resources.
The New Agreement.
naIn provisions OF the new arbi
4 agreement which is intended to
he place OF the present agreement.
Fill expire May !, 1872, are as
4 agreements will &c executed at the
ln Of the local union ana the local
kr
sgrcmcnt will recognize interna-
INV and local law. not affecting
s'hours and conditions.
actual contract Is 10 be signed by
bal publisher and the president and
diD Of the local union and to be
rstted By the chairman Of the special
&iI-f committee OF the American
|raver Publishers association and the
l,nt Of the International Typograph-
mon.
Esrs Of present arbitration contracts
Rcure contracts under agreement
sni CONSENT of the local union prior
on Nay i, 1912 For continuous
7llon In all other cases the sixty
/'1It Is required.
rsport OF the arbitration commit
sas read.
b International union has made a
INful advance within the last ten
n eald the report. "end this has
dus largely TO its tendency to avoid
b a strike should never be called
trry possible means OF agreement
>tfs exhausted, We believe this new
e:nl offers the best means OF arbi-
p jet devised"
Piece Work Issne-
piece work issue was raised on the
tIe Of the Salt Lake union, which
riif5 ruling. MADE by that union
zshg piece work. to n referendum
Nay IL After the Salt Lake unlor
IN sustained by q large majority
Iound that the Dallas union haG
piece contracts with employers g
dne previously, binding It for ifvc
s1d ;hat the st, Louis union was
IN amendatory agreement allow
Fss work until February S. 1912
hlons which had negotiated piece
hHtn, New Orleans. Memphis anc
sEy.
nksnt Lynch's resolution was Of
o he convention espe cially to adj.
als these difficulties and to make 1
Luz
<e BY their contracts, BY the pro
The resolution, all contract.
existence will be indorsed BY th'
Ne council. referendum vote Il
ttsu May II, 1912. on the question
,nis The abolition of piece work
~ ordering It.
~ opposed to piece work" saic
~ Lynch. "and I hope eventual!
enoished. but this union mus
A. else Insist upon faIthfulncss e
By this reason we will begii
which Will In time result In tn
1Tsa'n OF all piece work and bonu
adjournment seventeen goI'
we're presented by the union T.
uoefs of the San Francisco re
s,on'mlttee In recognition of thei
Charles Smith Of New York
e president OF the National Mall
o. ,o who was married just bcfor
M 'or Inc convention. was present
~ cut glnss punch bowl
Hgates left for Los Angeles to
T. ..Hehd the unyeilinS OF a monu
we printers cemetery there,