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The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-23
INJUNCTION FIGHT
LOST BY UNIONISTS

Sacramento, Cal-Governor Stephen:
has pocket vetoed" labors anti-injunc.
ton bill by taking no action within the
time prescribed by law.
This legislation was passed by both
branches of the legislature after a
sensational contest that was marked by
unusual opposition on the part of anti
union employers.
The bill was drafted along the lines
OF the federal Clayton act, and sec
tions 1 and 2, read as follows:
Section 1T shall not be unlawful
for working men and women to organ
ize themselves into, or carry on labor
unions for the purpose of lessening the
hours of labor or increasing the wages
or bettering the condition of the mem
bers of such organizations or CARRYING
cut their legitimate purposes as freely
as they could do if acting singly.
Section 2--No restraining order or
injunction shall be granted by anv
court of this state, or any Judge or
Judges thereof, in any case, between an
employer and employe, or between en-
ployers and employees, or between en-
ployes, or between persons employed
and persons seeking employment, in
volving, or growing out of, dispute
concerning terms or conditions of en-
ployment, unless necessary to prevent ir-
reparable injury to property, or to a
property right of the party making the
application, for which injury there is
no adequate remedy at law, and such
property or property right must be de-
scribed with particularly in the appli-
cation, which must be in writing and
sworn to by the applicant or by his
agent or attorney"
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-23
PENSION APPLIES TO ALL.

Columbus, O.-Attorney General Nc
Ghee has ruled that the widow of an
unnaturalized citizen is entitled to a
mothers pension, under the state law.
=. 1T would be contrary to a sound pub
lic policy he says, ''to differentiate be-
tween the homes of the unnaturalzed
and the homes of the naturalizcd. What
this state and nation must do is to make
those people feel that this is their home !;
that all the advantages this state affords
are theirs; that they are on an equality
with every other citizen of the state ;
that IN this state and nation all men are
created free and equal. This principle
can not be implanted in the minds and
hearts of our foreign born citizens if
we make distinction between the most
vital element that enters the life of all
OF our citizens, viz, the homes of the
state"
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-23
Building Contracts, Contractors and
Sub Contractors

Churcl-Addition to porch and steps
to St Bonaventura Church, on Queen
City avenue and Van Hart street ].
+. Sheblessy, architect, 519 Main street,
Cincinnati, o., awarded contract for ex-
cavation and masonry to Fred Doelling
and for cut stone to the David Hummei
Building Co.
Garage-A garage and storage build
ing, to be erected on the north side of
Plum street. near Fourteenth. Owner
the George H. Strietmann Sons Co.;
architect J. +. Sheblessy, 519 Main
street, Cincinnati, O. General contract
awarded to the Ohio Building and Con
struction Co.; plumbing, to Thos. Can
ary; heating, the NJ. H. Crane Estate
electric work, the Beltzhoover Electric
Company
Factory-Addition to factory on Fifth
and Clay streets, Dayton, Ky. Owner,
the Wadsworth Watch Case Mfg Co. !;
architect, L. II. Wilson, 10 w. Fourth
street, Newport, Ky. General Contrac-
tor J. K. Stevens & Co. has awarded the
following sub-contracts Brick work,
Geo. 0. Thompson; roofing, the II. W..
Johns -Manville Co.; steel windows, the
Irussed Concrete Steel Co.; millwork
+. Voss cut stone, the Newport Stone
Co.: sheet metal, VIM. Beckman; plas-
tering, ]. w. Tarvin.
Business Notwithstanding store
building on the northwest corner of
Fifth and Vine streets. Owners, Roll
man q Sons Co.; architects, Dittoe
Fahnestock & Ferber, Carew Building,
Cincinnati, O. Principal part of the
work awarded to the Ohio Building and
Construction Co.
Garage-A garage and conservatory to
be built in connection with residence in
Avondale. Owner, Mrs. C. L. Myers
architect, G. c. Burroughs, Union Trust
Building, Cincinnati o. General con-
tract awarded to j. r. Hanson, who is
letting sub-contracts.
Mechanical Equipment-Power piping,
heating and electric work to be installed
in addition to building on Eggleston ave-
nue., between Sixth and Eighth streets. |
Owner, the Diem & Wing Paper Co. F; /
engineer, Walter c. Franz, Union Trust
Building, Cincinnati, o. Contracts
awarded as follows: Heating, Thos. ].
Nichol K Co.; electric work, the Beattie
Electric Co.; pipe covering, Keasby &
Mattison
Chas. Boldt Co., owner, to build an
addition to its plant at Davis lane, near
Eastern avenue. Cost, $4,000.
Alfred Knight, owner to build brick
garage on west side of East Hill avenue
near Madison road A. Bell, builder
Werner & Atkins, architects. Cost, ST.
500.
Fred II. Hallmeyer, owner, 2317 Sauer |
avenue, to build 2-story brick residence !
on west side of Mandery avenue, oppo-
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-23

site Ley avenue. J. Matthias q Son
builders. Cost $4,000
st. Bonaventura Congregation own
ers, to build an addition to their building
at Queen City and Van Hart avenues
J. F. Sheblessy, architect. Cost $4,000
Moerlein Brewing Co., owner, to alter
their building on Madison road and B
& O. Railway. Cost, $5,40O.
Hiram Bolsinger, owner, to build a
1-story brick residence on north side OF
Cassatt avenue, east of Ravine l.
kugeman, builder. Cost, $500.
VIM Bohn, owner Froome and Edge
wood avenues, to build a 1H-story brick
residence at 4446 Winton road. J. H
Parchman, builder. Cost, $2,7OO.
Chas. Goehringer, owner, to build a
1H-story brick residence at 75s ED
worth avenue. Same builder. Cost. $3.-
600.
Mrs. VIM. Garrison, owner, 1902 Ce-
dar avenue, to build 1-story frame resi-
dence on west side of Saliva avenue.
north of Cedar. Ed Honnert, builder /;
Harry kaiper, architect. Cost, $1,5OO.
Carl Johanigan, owner and builder.
599s Gilmore street, to build 11a-story
frame residence at 20 Paxton road. Mr..
Easley, architect. Cost, $4,000.
Same, to build 1l-storv frame
dwelling at 32 Paxton road Cost, $2,-
600.
Same, to build 11z-story frame resi-
dence at 30 Paxton road Cost, $4,000.
Model Laundry Co., owner, to build an
addition to their building at 2142 Read
ing road. +. w. Folz Co., builders E.
f. Chaser, architect Cost, $4,000
e.. A. Peters Realty Co., owner and
builder, to build a 2H-story brick resi-
dence at 2976 Linwood road. S. M.
Rauscher, architect. Cost, $4,000.
Hiram Bolsinger, owner, First Ma
tlonal Bank Building, to build two 2
story brick residences at 275O and 2752
west Sixth street. City and Suburban
Model Homes Co, builders; Ralph Mat
son, architect. Cost, $4,000 each.
Gus Wallenhaupt, owner, to build 3 |
story brick residence on west side of |
Omena place, south of Glenway. Same
F. II. Cordes, architect. Cost
$1,000.
D. -. Cooper, owner and builder, to
'uild two 2A- STORY brick residences on
lorth side of Prospect place, east of
Harvey, and on east side Of Milton court
lorth OF Ridgeway. Cost $6,sOO and
$500, respectively.
M. l.. Buchwalter, owner, 1915 Read |
ing road. to build frame garage at the
above address. Hannaford & Son. archi |
tects. Cost, $1,000.
Jacob Adler, owner 1O4 West McMil- |
an street, to build 11a-story brick resi- |
1ence on east side of Carthage pike
lortl of Ehrman avenue. John Holl-
elder, builder; Max Kau, architect.
1ost, $4,000.
Standard Oil Co., owner, to build four
llling stations on southwest corner of
5urnct and Northern avenues, on the
outfWest corner of Locust and Gil
,lrlst avenues, on northeast corner of
Madison road and Brotherton avenue
md on northeast corner of Eighth and
Mclean avenues. Columbus Portable
Iarage Co, builder Cost, $500 each
Louis Fischer, owner to build a p
story frame dwelling on Ley avenue, east
OF Mandery avenue, John Matthias &
Son. builders and architects. Cost. So
500. wv
Board of Education, to alter their
building at II Findlay street. Cost, ST.
D00
Same, to alter their building at 445
Delta avenue. Cost, $1,000.
Same, to alter their building at 1901
10 Elmore avenue, Cost, 81 900.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-23
WON'T BE GERM COPS"

San Francisco.-The San Francisco
labor council has lodged taking sides
on the germ carrier" bill, which would
give physicians authority to confne any
one for an indefinite period who has
germs on his or her person, or who is
suspected, imputed or accused of har-
boring said germs.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-23
VETOED BY BOSTON UNION.

Boston-A resolution sent here by the
Central Labor Council of Seattle calling
on organized wage earners to demand
the repeal of the army draft act and
asking that there be no relaxation of
the present restrictions on Oriental i'm
migration, was promptly and unan-
mously voted down by the Boston Cen
tral Labor Union.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-06-23
BREWERY WORKERS GAIN.

Grand Rapids, Mich.-Organzed brew
cry workers have secured wage increases
of 81 and $3.50 a week
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

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