The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-13

CoOHuBeS master ana pOllt1cal
tinancier.)
Dartmouth Mfg. Co., cut 10 per
cent.
Fairhaven Mills, cut 10 pc: cent.
Gosnold Mills, cut 10 per cent.
Grinnell Mfg. Co., cut 10 per cent.
Hathaway Mfg. Co., cut 10 per
cent.
Holmes Mfg. Co., Cut 10 per cent.
Kilburn Mill, cut 10 per cent.
(Wm. M. Wood, head of Wooden
trust. is president Of this cotton
mill)
Monomet Mills, cut 10 per cent.
Nashawena Mills, cut 10 per cent.
New Bedford Cotton Mills Corpor-
alton, cut 10 per cent. (This is an
other property of Coolidge's boss,
VIM. M. Butler).
Nonquitt Spinning Co., cut 10 per
cent.
Page Mfg. Co., cut 10 per cent.
Potomska Mills, cut 10 per cent.
Quissett Mill, cut 10 per cent.
Sharp Mfg. Co., cut 10 per cent.
Soule Mill, cut 10 per cent.
Taber Mill, cut 10 per cent.
Wamsutta Mills, cut 10 per cent.
Whitman Mills, cut 10 per cent.
Northbridge-Paul Within Co., Rock
dale Mill, cut 10 per cent Jan. 10.
SaundersvilIe - Saunders Cotton
Mills, cut 121s per cent abut Jan. 1.
Thorndike- Mills, cut II
per cent in October, strike against
cut, old scale restored, strike called
off, then cut 10 per cent Dec. 1.
Three Rivers - Palmer Mill (Otis
co.. cut 10 per cent Dec. 1.
Ware-Otis Company Mill, cloth
yarn and shop depts., cut 10 per cent
Dec. 1.
Webster-North Village Mills, cut
1914 per cent in September, old scale
restored.
West Warren-Warren Cotton Mills
(Thorndike Coz. cut II. pei. cent Dec.
1. strike. Company claims "all re-
turned to work on Dec. 26.'O
Wage Cuts in Rhode Island.
Apponaug - the Apponaug Co.'S
mills, cut 10 per cent.
Central Falls - Pawtucket Hosiery
Co., cut 10 per cent Jan. 10, strike
now on.
East Warren-Parker Mill, cut 10
per cent.
Esmond-Esmond Mills, cut ranging
from 10 per cent to rs per cent Jan.
26, 600 on strike.
orgiaville-Bernon Mills, Man
Co., cut 10 per cent.
HillsgroVe-Elizabeth Mills, cut 10
per cent. strike followed by lockout.
ManViIe-the Manville Mill of Man
cut 10 per cent.
Natick-B. B. & r. Knight Co.'s Ma
tick Mills, weavers' piece-work scale
cut so per cent, with speeding up sys-
tenn requiring doubled production with
automatic bobbin changing magazine
loom, each weaver required to work
twice as many looms as formerly, half
Of weavers discharged. Strike of all
weavers and some spinners, about
/ 900 in ALL
Pawtucket-Greenhalgh Mills, cut
10 per cent Jan IL, strike now on.
Manville-Jenckes Co., cut 10 per
cent recently.
Pawtucket Hosiery Co., cut 10 per
cent Jan. 10, strike now on.
Providence-B. b. & r. Knight Co.'s
Carpenter street mills, weavers' piece
work scale cut so per cent about Jan.
1, new magazine (automatic bobbin-
changing) loom introduced, requiring
weavers to work 80 looms instead of
16. Many weavers quit work.
WarrenAWarren Mfg. Co., cut 10
per cent.
WesterIy-American Thread Co.'s
William Clark Mills, cut 10 per cent
Jan IL.
Wage Cuts In Connecticut.
DanIeIson-Quinebaug Co., cut 10
per cent reported.
eoodyear-Goodyear Cotton Mills,
cut 10 per cent.
ainfieId-Lawton Mills cut wages
about Jan. 1.
Taftvlle-Ponemah Mills cut 10 per
cent to ~ per cent Jan. ~.
Waureoan-Wauregan Co., cut 10
per cent.
lmantlc-American Thread Co,
cut 10 per cent Jan. ~.
Wage Cuts In New Hampshire.
Manchester - Amoskeag Mfg. Co.
cotton mills cut wages Of $4,000 work
ers 10 per cent.
Nashua-Nashua Mfg. Co, cut 10
per cent about Jan. /.
Wage Cuts In North Carolina.
Durham-Some companies cut wag-
es in 1928, resulting in sporadic
strikes. Textile manufacturers were
with appearance of labor
troubles in the south.
Wage Cuts In New York State.
Utlea-Utica Steam a. Mohawk Val.
ley Cotton Mills, cut 10 per cent Jan.
20, cut refused, strike on.