The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-19

Women now have n vote In Y States
New York teachers are threatened
with cut In pension payments
Brlcklayers In Dallas Texas. Eet SI1
GEMS AN hour
There are over @0 local trade unions
in Canada
Street Railway Mems International
mas half million In ts treasury
A minimum wage commission has been
appointed In Nebraska
In Europe Denmark alone has a linz
tied compulsory arbitration law
There are 1880 labor exchanges In the
herman Empire
Less than ! per cent Of English trade
union workers are unemployed
swiuer'ands new factory Jaw reduces
the working day from u hours to 10
Enterphslng Japanese have started
10Y factory al CHruin
Under the Wages BOARD acts " trades
nave been organized ln Louisiana.
Germanys total factory inspection
force numbers 5ls people
There are IID trade unions In the
United Kingdom
PENSION IL granted 10 miners who
contract phthlsis In British South Al
rcB
Industrial accidents In Now Zealand
Iahi year we're l'tl p,r thousand
There are $500 m,mners In the Cur
penters Mon Of the ha, cities VI Cat
ltUrnlR
In future all day labor Tor the city
ut karlo, u, a., Will Boo given 10 mar
fed men
The queens Work for Women" Fund
has no" reached TIE iotal VI rlSGb.
There are now 81 EIrI ticket collectors
~ the London Bridge station of the
Brighton line
Canadian Parlnc Railway has raised
tne wages VI sh laborers to fun schrd
uied pay
Massachusetts has nHed minimum
wage VI bN FOR women workers over
on October Is at Sew York .lty United
Textile Workers VI America win con
yene
For being prU.Gcrmau. GeOrge Grader
WAS dismissed from Moose Jaw Canada
civic employ mcW bureau
DenbiEhHhlrs twaIra Police Comnlitte,
has recommended Wal bonus Uf twu
shl'iings per week to ihrlr men
feature ~ the recruiting Rt Rruck.
VILE canada. rs the number Uf railway
men eilistnE Tor overseas service
" y kRyansEn Isbor rader at Jcr.
Gey tity proposed unluG funerals and
union buttons iOr g'ust.dIkgers
Hoadmsn employed by Carnar,or
County Wales Council viii receive d
Wa bonus " Two shlllIngE per week
MANY students Of the University oI
Missouri are al work aiding iu maxim,
war shoes Al Columbia Mo- factories
According 20 statement given IN IA,
House of Lords out OF Britain solder
now serving with the uOlUrs aboul
NypU ate married
Employers " the Dominion Govern
mont dredging Meet In British Culumbii
waters have given TNs ~ patriot,
'"hN" N'A'' WV WI NAal A'A
Natives OF Guatemala are expert toy
makers, and Il Is probable that they vii
secure some Of the business formerly
taken care ot oy Europrap nations
All station agents ana telegrapherI
employed oy the Wabash Railroad sys
TEN will receive SALARY increases of
per cent beginning with November l.
Reports from mid Cheshire and Ian
Cashlre farmers show that numbers q
Irish farm lAbUrers have left work an,
returned " Ireland 10 avoid rrglstra
ton
The total value OF the plF lndustr
In ireland increased from ~ az 90 4
1906 to ~, $1,000 In 1914 bacon curing
carried on BY about 80 nrma smployinl
approximately 80" hands
4 recent strike Of employees OF IN
Mexico street Railway Company wa
settled by arbitration with Gen Pabl
Gonzales acting as mediator Tn
strikers we're given " per cent IN
crease In wages
Union carpenters OF the bay couutie
I'm california. by referendum vote hay
rejected the proposition TO inaugural
a siH-hour work day al bIj per da
during the winter months A. u poaslbl
solution OF the problem OF unemploy
msnt.