Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-06

EIGHT hour scale there would be dl1-
ference of but 1888, which, according
to the papermakers can be made up in
fifteen minutes on the machinery.
Wages on Long Shift Runs
- "a Hours
Boss machine tender, IL
laws 4. so
- Hours
Machine tender 50. ~ o.2V
Backtender .. ........ 5.2o o'oo
Th;rd hand 2.1O 4.20
Fonrth hand 1.85 $40
Screen boy ............ l.60 3.2o
Spare machine tender, IL
! hours o'oo
Spare man, II hours. ..... 2.lo
Total cost for one 24-hour
rnn 35.46
Wages for Hour Shifts
"a Hours
Machine tender 1890
Back tenders ........... 9.o4
Third hands ............ 6.5O
Fourth hands .......... .5.5o
Screen boys :. 4.oV
Total for 24-hour run. 1919
Cost of short hour day :. 3S.79
Cost of long hour day, 80 80 80
Difference in cost $500, o.oo 90
Everything was quiet at the mn mn,
u,;+b The exception Of the pulp mn, mn;
;n;ob +. run on. 10 hour shifts un.,'
ThisM 49, :, morning, when several repre-.
Monu;y o1n.;,,os If detective employment
fenta!ives ..me to the city with some ne
! i6 men, which they hao seeu "
fnicapo, H. to break the str'ke: e. George
Aecoraing to the story o. Oh we're
go one Of the men Wno b;red
,'Ght f.ono up here. they Weae rs = emnloy-
Prouene ne,usrrosentation ~ by the e.. empS, ~
Py ms arepcv. He further stated :ars sn@s he he
nents agsn'yr e. oen were paper makers 10
beng one fnev e arrived in this city cgM t%e
When rs .nss explained to them by '4e ~
!. ltrikers and they. re1useo % msae ~ Of pay
Tx promises had ,peen ~; 9aa ae9o They
{rnm , - the day they lett Ca,ce ne eve1fng
rare rura naid and left: TUESDAY q ~ ?
Ce7e III Wednesday morning.;; : .,k1; 1k1;n,ne- me
~ ~ = Tnesaay AN off clal az nom .
y nf Tbe Hennepin Paper con- on,
po,1e :Mauor johnson states, calleu 4llnI. nr
Paha W. fhe phone, asking MN 'o.ap an,
pG J tiyestgafz '2
|bloynenat 49, aS If thg +eempany's Ptgp
trtv Mayor }ohaz est1Si
hat Hat the present
vas Necessary, but IN evenea'.;.s,z1S >
HE srn1Ipany reeezzye zSs ,tns ptt a;4en
EhoyT7E r. rMora fbst 5 Ya1as oe
aed AHaaud thatHztlhe compan
ffo a1str0sssf s5sesia ee; a \;
" ds; asiit 9ss of Raperma keIA
lse .p,sasiins sfj TIE city "Wednesday , t2 I;
n1o na1o a;,s tuation: He stated thaS d.
i, era mills il Wisconsin, 8
IL; 4, ara5bti1l under the Old ll ans ly; ;l3
onr 45Kbii 1 & and hatIthere rs
1trike:E= 50 #run to#theSset. ssa.
that ::odut =off otal nl1mberzo1zpapsI f
d1ills#==in 1.-The United States @bYt Per. 1.
dent are running on the II and - hepr sSe. .
i shi ftsSE:aInd 5tha at tbe#wages were. equally
Is hiah in the mills running but 3
HoursSIn all probability the strike wal
Jot DAME to an end for sometime uns q
less The other mills submit TO- the de-.
1nands Of the2 employees ...: III
E. st. Weber, superintendent Of the
local mill will make no statement. on
the situation. 2&7#5 s !, :,szs'
+ It Isl understood. however, from the
Officers. that the local mill would give
in to|jthe new conditions asked, but
that with the other mills running un7t un77
der the longer schedule, they feel that
thew would be unable to compete in
'te paper market. Esi;@ TsFs :5si$ II.
p It III understood that !, other strike
b b;reakersll will be imported into this this
city to break the strike at the paper
mill. A snumber of beds were taken to
the mill W ednesday and placed inside.
These.:it is understood, will be for the
accomrn odation Of the scabs. that may
be brsp5iplgsht into the city. The strikers
are .oh=#the alert for any men that may
*arrives.ih the CITY but state that no
disturbances will be ,,.g experienced.s
iRumor ALSO has it that the strikers will
.npt ] bf N taken ken back into employment;
heretofpre been duly established and
opened. 4 .s... sz !.
d Henry| n Kinney was app d ssifuraA
man on state road, No. O. 81, ~
I: IThe#pe etition f rom village of Pierzy
to have books Of said village examined
was laid@ oVersf next smee
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