The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-01
The World of Industry
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Review Of III. Latest New. sem Workshop Mill and Min,

isi biological examination OF 100
state prisons Of Ma-sarhuaetts show .s
PEI cent feeble minded EnOnT fhs .ou.
Nlcts
new Ohio laV autumotlraIly put,
thousands Of employ res !u state N.
COUNTY and township work under trs
provisions o. me stEht.hour dav
During me month of AuEuat th.
9nlo,l-label output Of Bakery and Con
ieyllonsf\ workers International Union
DURING me month OF lul1
Thsrt are At the present lime =, ~
NE states and In addition Hawaii n,
thlnpPlne Islands and Porto Rico. Whicl
nave bureaus o. Departments OF labOT
Similar bureaus sIst ~ 81 forsltn
countries
oregon niaimum wage 'sW Tor won.
~ hHs ruired NaEes Tor women a. a
Nhols II The conclusion drawn a. ths
sssnll o. an lnrssilEAtlon ~ the United
sistes Bureau of Labor
The printing trades in book and lob
oiflcet have an eight. hour -day In nearly
ell the lsrIer cities and In the news.
papei of,ces all trades nave a. eight
hour da' or lsss
Union butchers In GerWAny. with only
uaN lneubert. have furnished Hf2 ~.
llstinenis. Or Aa per cent white To-
bacco workers with lSOe members.
only iss 'nlis'msnts OF 'lS per cent
In connection with harvesting In EnF-
land by troops representations have
been made &c the hoArd OF AuIcuiturs
that the pa msnts should uoj aaceed
me wages ruling Ne ih- various local
l'.ss
resolution SAS passed by me Grand
'nunrN NJ tarpentert ~ kastern Mas
sarhu-slis at . recent meeting which
places increases of nAN working rules
dues. initiation fees and Othsr matters
under proposed general referendum
International LonEshorsmsns Asso-
citation 81 HiloI Mise. anhounces that
the union viii erect packing plant
fpr ovsttfs and shrimp. probably 10
Biloxi ~ cost ~ tN,coo
4 suh-commiltss OF 0resnopk tEnr.
audl torpcrAilun has nov under oot.
sideratlon scheme for the provision or
hut dwelllnNf for the wprkmen engaged
~ the Royal Nav torpedo factory. A.
,ommedstons sll hs made for Nv per
sons
The waHes ~ women rs years nf aHe
aud over, who have been rmnoysd for
At leasl one wear in department stores
must BE- not less than no beginning
lanuarN T. 1916 according 20 A decree
announce BY The minimum wsss com
mission OF hassachusstts
lcrty ntN divisions of street railway
men have been organized In Two wears.
with membership Of al.s5t one hun
dred and eleven unions received an bi.
urease In wares and - divislons re
'eiNed tUo incteiss' durlnt ths past
tWo wears
~ Gltls under II aud lnsSpssisncsd
adull Eensn in retail STORES IN the
state 0t Orsgon must receive q mini.
mum vsskly rate Of pay Of R eli sxpe
rlsnesd adult women must receive ~,
Naye IN Portland who're they must bs
week
The estimated numerical sttenGth %
ol ganitsd abor lu Canada at The close
Of ist stood apnroximatfIv M lW.M
The membership for each OF the pRst
four years A. reported 10 the depart
msnt hn been ~ follows m lNi
lgM N' lN.ih 1919. lN.ip lnI
Since NE taltsd Mine Morkars or.
rpniHat,On made its advent into ths
anthta'lte region, it has hlwaya been
the custom 10 have the international
convention lndorse all wage contract
proposals. formulated by the anthracite
workers In trl-dlstrlot conventions. foi
.bl pursuing this policy. tho united SUP,
Port ot the organization IL placed be
hind the demands
Attorney General Jones q. ArlsouA
has opened the hght IN the supfenls
Court over cOnstlttlionRtttv AZ ths
brief ~ support Of the statute Hs
contends that the very welfare and
preservation Of the nation demands that
only American citizens be employed IN
the copper mines OF Arlfonn ne 70
ietl % The uss OF copper a. war ma