Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-12
TO HAVE ACCURATE
CHECK ON FACTORIES
Government Win Mako Monthly
surrey ~ All Labor In I. =.
List Under Inspection.

CERTAIN specified Industrics D
/ Tulsa and uf every town ana ,.ty nj
/ m" I nited States wiil be Aur'oy".
/ ra,h month by the existing Commun
! ~ labor buA rdH ~ 10 the HbOr "u
! pioyrd. ~ the request ~ the war m,
| duatrics board which ~ starting 4
| national hhOr C"nHur The survey
| viii cover the ncId ~ production II
/ WhI'h the war Industries board +.
| m"n interested at the present iln"
| An approximate list ~ ss industrlcs
WIil -Do surveyed
The form 10 b" used IN the sur.
yes Asid" from other Information
Will gINo accurate figures on the
number Of women employed dOlng
work fOrmoriy done by men, iht
number Of employees that are com.
mon labofers. the percentage Of pro.
ductIOn that is on war contracts. At
what percent Of its total capacity
each plant Is operating, ana the
principal cause II production - not
at maximum capacity
Here follows the list 6f manufac.
turing and mining Industries Tor
which a complete survey must be
made by all community labor
boards
Agricultural Implements
Aircraft Aircraft or aircraft sup
plies and equipment
Ammunition
AutomOiivc Including auiomo-
hllcs. trucks, motorcycles and ac.
cessOrieE
Awnings tents and sails
BHRE Hemp, jute and cotton.
Barrels
bicycles
Hast furnaces Producing p <
iron.
Boilers Stationary and looomo-
tive
Boots and shoes
Boxes Wooden and paper.
Irass and copper rolling and
drawing copper. brass and other cop
per alloys In tho form ~ sheets
rods, wire and tubes.
IireweTics
Calculating and adding machines
Carriages and sleds s--Children's
Carriages and wagons.
Carpets and rugs
Cars Rolling stock Of every de
sCriptiOn.
Cash registers.
ChinAware and pottery,
Chain--lrOn and steel
Chemicals Not mined
Chemicals Mined Sulphur. py-
rites and other nonmetals
Cigars and tobacco.
Clocks.
Clothing All kinds. mems and
womcn's
Coal mines Excluding anthracite
Coke-lncluding by-products.
Confectionery
Cordase and twine-Hemp and
jute goods,
Cotton--Compresion OF cotton.
Cranes
Medicines and medical and surgi-
cal supplies.
Electrical equipment Plants en-.
gagged principally in manufacturing
same
Engines-Steam. gas ami water.
Fecd-For live stock and poultry
FerroallOys.
Firearms Exclusive Of United
States government arsenals.
FoodS-Plants engaged principally
In producing food and kindred
products for, human consumption.
Foundries-Ma Manufacture OF gray
iron and malleable iron castings
Gas Appliances
Glass building. pressed and
blown. Bottles and jars,
Gloves and mittenS.
Guns Exclusive OF United States
arscnals.
Hardware.
Hats.
House furnishing goods.
JewelTy.
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Leather goods Trunks, bags etc.
Lumber.
Machine tools.
Matches
Mattresses.
Metals and minerals (ferro- alloy
including mines smelters, mills
and refinerics
Mills--sulphur, pyrites and other
non metals
Mining tools and equipment.
Nom alcoholic drinks,
on and gas--Producing and trans
porting oil or natural gas for fuel.
OH and Equipment for pro
ducing, refining, or transporting oil
or gas,
Paints and varnlshes.
Paper and pulp.
Pencils and pens.
Pianos.
Photographic apparatus and sup
plies
Plumbing supplies.
Power and lighting companies
Railways-Not operated by nited
States railroad administration,
Roofing materials
Safes and vaults,
Ships--Not including those built
for United states government, its al
lies, or United States shipping board
Slkerware.
Soap.
Sporting goods.
Street railways
Steel--FurnaCes or mills
Stoves-t'or domestic purposes.
Plants engaged princi-
pally in tanning leather.
Talking machines
$'Textiles-Cotton. wooden and silk.
Textiles machinery
Tin plates.
Tools--Small or hand tools for
working wood or metal,
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