Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-08-30 | Page 1 | Mill Strike Arguments in Nutshell

Mill Strike Arguments A I I. I In Nutshell WASHINGTON A Aug i g 3 30 F The cotton textile argument in a nutshell is this The union demands A six hour day live day week no cuts In present weekly wages uniform pay for all areas a halton halt halton halton on the and end to todis dis discrimination n against unionists union IsIs recognition of the uni union n as the bargaining agency an arbitration arbitration arbi arbi- tribunal The union says reactionary employers hav have flouted the economic and humane humane humane hu hu- hu mane provisions pro of N NIR I R A A. The employers reply They have observed the law the N R A A. cod code has boosted boasted labor costs any tany more wage boosts and shortening of hourS hour are impossible to carI carry raw materials have jumped per cent d demand mand for cotton goods has fallen off the strike will put a premium on force and violence as instruments of 01 lawmaking in amending the code