Salt Lake Telegram | 1902-04-02 | Page 2 | Labor News

I f BOR NEWS t. NE-f-t. II I The following organizations will hold I theft theft- regular meetings in the Federation h hill haS tonight 1 No 10 0 2 2 Barbers' Barbers union No I 3 Brotherhood of Carpenters Carpentet'S No 4 4 i Am Amalgamated Carpenters No 5 5 Caiedo- Caiedo J. J nian Ia cJu club TKo THo strike leaders at Oln Olneyville R. R I. I ap to appear b be bC making good their I unless the strike in the Amerlean Amer- Amer V lean Woolen Olen company's mille mule there and In i 1 is immediately settled the weavers vea ers 15 of TOur four other mills operated by the j company at vari various us other r places will tot aV r SeL in ln a sympathetic st strike sw which have for th them m the additional tK inc n- n jf t gaining for themselves the higher scalE of wages which prevails in Olney Olney- 1 vU IIi Foil river manufacturers ha have voted to I increase se in all Pall Fall river mills 10 I flu fluen en 1 None of the manufacturers S were er at first at-first first in favor of Increasing ln wages the 6 1 pur r cent named In their ah- ah s el the operatives C. C C. C A A. of Bakr k orr treasurer the u Shove of n flub the Chase and Joseph JosephA mills mitla to grant the 10 per cent increase 4 came In for or a lar large e share of ot criticism Th The Tue Reno Reno bill introduced in the MassaI Massa Massa- I r S. S I I Legislature providing for a acourt acourt court to settle industrial disputes is solIdly sol aol idly opposed by the labor and tr trade de organizations or or- of that State because it penalizes penalizes pen pen- strikes but does not penalize lock lock- outs It Is b believed too that hat at one least Judge of such a court should be selected by th the tha labor men f s I s wages are to be fixed bb by the court under the provisions of or the bill Ill A strike of or the miners in the vicinity of ot Altoona Pa is Imminent some satisfactory agreement Is reached soon eoon between the representatives o of ot the men and the mine o Tho The annual cn- cn of or the representatives of ot the miners miners mi ml- ners nars who number was held at Altoona Altoona Al- Al toona recently and plants were laid laid- for forthe the th securing of an hour eight day Both sides refuse to make concessions and d a a. abad abad bad st strike is likely to follow w. President Roosevelt has conferred with witha a committee of representatives of printIng printIng print- print Ing log crafts end re received from the mem mem- bins bers a memorial asking that ruling of the department barring from fr-em the malls mails certain publications issued annually annual annual- ly semi-annually semi and quarterly be tie set aside They said sald that they represented lOGO employing workmen The ruling is la described as a great hardship 4 1 s' s 1 5 t