The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-19
FROM
Intsitgenosr bureau
Colum bus. o. Jan 10


CILuHRS. O.. Jan. ls.-The Ohio
lseisisture will meet IN extraordinary
sse-sion az ten o'clock tomorrow. Mon
the coastitution the businsss Of the
SPECIAL session will be limited 90 those
Under this change. the hands Of the
..eeisiators are tied IN 30 far new leg
isistson IN hts prociamation calling the
IN MESSAGE dealing with the hood pre-
tcntion question aud from time to time
so Toni sena Tn IN other mssssss on different
islature should adjourn within three
weeks others predict that Il win be two
Il known that there T. considerable op-
POSITION even among Democrats in re-
gram ana sheTs vii no, se smeo,s I pr9-
ing Tor his recommendation.
subjects laid before the assembly by
governor Cox Tor action are: Repeal
economics. coal screen lay. change ia
primary and election Laws 20 harmonize
with national amend ents relative TO
changes In school system laws. revis-
ION OF automobile license law; changes
pleasing OF all revenue IN department OF
treasury Al once: revision OF banking
bonds for municipal ownership pur-
poses.
Ohio miners before closing their con-
vention here to-day reversed their preci-
Gus attitude In defeating ~ recommen-
dstions made by the scale committee and
adopted all OF them including an eight
hour day from bank 70 hank for All
classes OF labor including inside and ont
side with n Saturday half holiday: for
the payment OF time ana a half Tor ali
who are required to work over time and
double time for Sunday: general Increase
tary wash houses. The miners by a
lsrEe vote declared against strike.
should the operators and miners IN the
general district he nuah1a n
scale ends.
The recommendations adopted are:
List OF Recommendation
That all coal be weighed before
screened and be paid for on the mine
A proper readjustment OF the machine
dtfferential at the basing point
A general substantial advance on ma
chine and pick mining at the basing
A prorortionate advance on all dead
work. Deficient work and yardage and
All dead work shall be paid for and
mat we demand and insist that the
draw slate OF the No. 8 seam shall be
paid for in the same proportion as other
subdistricts at any cost.
That the mining prices at the basing
point shall be based on machine mining
instead OF pick mining prices.
That we demand a Uniform day OF
eight hours from bank 10 bank for all
classes OF inside and outside day labor,
with half-hOliday on SATURDAY.
uniform inside day wage scale with
proportionate advance with the mining
rate.
A uniform day wage scale for all
classes OF outside day labor with a pro-
portionate advance
That local Irregularities. both as 20
prices and conditions and internal dif-
ferences. shall be referred to the dis
tries or subdistricts affected for read
1ustment.
That we demand wash houses at all
mines and that they be kept In a sani-
tary condition by the coal companies
That the company lay the road in all
working places
That all cars be delivered at the face
of all working places.
That where men are required TO work
overtime they shall be paid time and a
half and double time on Sunday.
Charles Smith, aged IS. died yesterday
at the Columbus State hospital and to-
day the body was taken 10 Pittsburgh
where his mother resides. for burial.