Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-04-29 | Page 37 | Can Labor Run Business?

4 uNIONS CAW CAN lABOR RUN ESS f fi i UNIONS GOING INTO BANKS MILLS j BY BY EDWARD nl NI Ice Sc-ri-Ice Staff sure 1 r NEW V YORK April 28 28 TIp I sharp harp line IIno of division that alwil has been a boundary and und often a bulwark between bet capital and lal labor laboris laborIs or orIs Is musing fast I Is It e eventually o olag lag to disappear r completely I 1 i rude ride unions are going into cap I cap cap- capitalistic cap capitalistic enterprises Labor bo banks bon n s sare are springing up all alI over tho the cola coun country try The field of ot co In industry Industry Is being entered one Eighty different trade trades are represented In tho the unions that ha haI baie trou ht halt half a million dollars WO l I of stock In New Yorks York's new red red-I Fed Federation bank The Clothing Workers outside the thc American Federation of have just stunted started a bank Lank In New V NewYork NewYork York In Cleveland Cle the bank established by the Brotherhood t of Loco Loco- Locomotive Loco Loco- Locomotive Locomotive motive Engineers Is a year two-year suc sti- success cess a skyscraper now Is Iq planned to house It and the Engineers have havo bought stock In a r big New k Y-k Yo bank trank Trade unionists now nosy opu Op l- l late ate ate banks bans In New cw York Ohio Alabama California Minne lUnne- ne- ne C sota cots District of Columbia rl Montana Arizona Penn Penn- Pennsylvania sylvania 0 hanl and Washington Man Many others are to be established I The Marine Engineers association No 33 has 1 cash to the government for tor torI I three shipping board vessels with the tho Intention of going Into the ship ship- shipping ping business The United Hat of North America havo lavo announce announce- that they will operate a hat factory The Brewery V Workers union a 11 operative co-operative plant to manufacture ure soft drinks What labor thinks and what cap capital p ital thinks about this growing trend are undoubtedly of wl wIde wIde- l Je- Je lr I diverse views NEA NIA Service sought the opinion of ot two leaders leader In Inthe inthe Inthe the different fields a as a gauge Be- Be Below Below Be Below low are printed the views lEwS of ot T Bush financier builder bunder of o r-iU- r rail railroad road and shipping terminals and andI I skyscrapers and president of the chamber ot of commerce of o New r York Yorio and of ot William illiam F Kehoe see sec secretary C rOtary of o the Central Trades end and Labor council which Includes th the theA A I F r ot of L unions of New Yo To k It kI City