El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-15
A Low Industrial Barometer

REAT BRITAIN governmental system more truly democratic
in any important country where the government IS closer
control larger percentage and have than IN any
other country; prevailed hquaTters of century,
where thew have income taxes postal government Of utilities
ana many % - 5 - bs suv efFisnt vbe4s the national
government is in the loudly sa7iOrs Of "he
iB DesDuln: where speech" press" und, and
| women smash $4,000 worth of windows an afternoon
70 nforos the claims
has had its way generations socialism
5 an the other ns have ved loured grown powerful
Int in the minds and habits Of peOpleths
today proportion the total population than IN
v other nation Britain workshop" always
less than one for
the means sustaining staples from other
selling manufactured goods to other countries than any Other
naHOnis Britain distinction class and
caste than any countis greatest indus
the world knew With 100000 coal miners and aheo IN
strike 100000 distress 100000 more industrial work
supply fails their 100000 de-
pendeHts threatened with resultant deprivation ana sulss Pps
commerce upset. facilities public and private build
ngs put regular and militia on active
duty disorders threatened with PIOOaO destruction % ly
life This tremendous upheaval the climax to the series OF
three great strikes the industrial disturbance
worlds history to its times the other two were the Ae OF @
ship employees handlers the strike of railway employees and
Ill three haveOo within single
general coal in the United States IS scheduled
especially the anthracite workers. 10000 The present
men have working sliding scale of bonus payments
working Roosevelt strike commission Under
that agreement 10 percent increase over the Ps7alnnE s MADE ana IN
additional percent mas 5+ pa - tt st nice Of coal making
premium Of ssooOooOo paid the last and
above the rate Of agreed demand 20 percent
- Ne aJ If sqss though the market price of coal from
the anthracite fields addition to the 20
percent increase things which the employers say
E nd vii not cant. among other demands that the employers
regularly paid the amount for union membership Dues
which shan be turned
iD in the unions but payment employment the
mines The precedent establish
employers by government action and with
aims If necessary to grant regardless Of daily
output government soldiers running mall t
ana threatened to take full charge operating
reached VII soldiers put into the coal mines TO 0s oa Io gov
factories
things England without causing
heaval Of most fHhH POrtsnt What vii socialism labor nOn nee @
problem while ef
Roosevelt exercising the general public
good calamity brought the warning
factions together to What viii
April in the American hard coal
helds7 Even normal coal
ports from country three weeks
The Of troubles the unsatisfactory work
coal regulation ot sOs Inc govern
inspector other effects of the eight
hour mines average been reduced well
difficult
Of accidents has been markedly increased
many percent normal; the
average output per person 25s better
wage workers.
Loas. members give each other the sp every day
take action
Ashusg sssasd by visiting preacher troubling the church
good thing to problem solved.
cana justly rises up in might protest
smoothly and attending to its OWE business
Juars1 post is iHporoHs Unoiany
that's another story
virginia method Of recalling" unsatisfactory Judge
# depends on whether the city Chihuahua whether
loyal OF disOyaL
Nj T reports there too don't help
to solve grocery bill this side of the pond
The s of king Victor opis Reads shot
gun it didn't work