The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-24

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three gree, r4ll-oad corpo-at-oas z-d
s-.rr ,0---ac- concerns have signed
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Tae United States legal Authorities
have interpreted t.e zw parsed by
the ,4-t session o. Congress 70 mean
,aa. every eDp.oye u s1i2y4-d
where g0Fe-ume1. .esse.s are 5-il3-
.ag mus, ~ gwen the s.ga- hour
-or. day.
Rsreseutaares o. ta- Lancashire
aud Ca~-a.re Federation hare decided
thai IN the even; Of the employees re-
f1s.lz 70 agree 70 the minimum Of
$Lfz yy Noyem5er ! the rules Of the
Miners Federation for demanding he
same may Je pu, into operation.
The restriction Of hours TO eight per
day a standard already commonly rec
ogrizec as reasonable for adult men,
has been secured IN only ten states as
applied 20 children. and s. IS signiI-
can. that none 0 fthese states boasts
textile manufacturing as q leading in
dustry.
Since the strike Of the Chicago H.,
Garment Workers vas ended the
workers have solidifled in strong or.
ganization with power 10 present their
demands through the ship foreman.
80 person can now be discharged
without first interviewing the repre-
sentative Of the workers.
Women have entered a new field CT
labor in the city OF Milwaukee, Wis.
They are employed 10 operate eleva.
tors in hotels. They are uniformed,
wear cals and each holds a municipal
certificate showing that she is not
only qualified to run an elevator, but
10 make repaiu.
The Wages Board Act now law in
most Australian states. whereby the
union nOminates three, the employer
three and these six appoint the sew
cnth, their chairman, thus creating a
legal board which fixes wages and
hours for two or three years, a wise
law, which recognizes the union, is
due TO unionlsm.
II a pending bill goes through, girls
who cannot cook cannot marry in Nor
way, and whether the bride has the
money to hire a cook or not makes no
difference She must be personally
qualified TO cook "A dinner, and she
must show that she can sew, superin
tend the laundry, and know something
about child hygienics.
All British trade unions concerned !
i'm the recent great National and SIN
pathetic strikes have vastly added TO
their membership as a result TO give |
one example. duriny the six weeks !
ending september 9 the London Car |
mems Trade Union established a rec
ord, i'm that period the enrolled 5000 [,
new members.