Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-05-04 | Page 3 | Northwest Cities Hit by Strike of Bakers |

Type	issue
Date	1920-05-04
Paper	Ogden Standard-Examiner
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Article Title	Northwest Cities Hit by Strike of Bakers
Type	article
Date	1920-05-04
Paper	Ogden Standard-Examiner
Page	3
OCR Text	Show Northwest Cities Hit j' By Strike of Bakers VANCOUVER. B. C, May -1. Many I housewives in this city today wero I without bread because of a strlko of bakers which became effective Saturday Sat-urday night. , Sefittjc Bakers Out t TACOMA, Wash.. May 3. There was no bread shortage here today throush the bakers who went on a strike Saturday still aro out. Master bakers In a statement today said thoy have plenty of workmen and are operating oper-ating oti the American plan. The strikers declared the attempt to fill the placca of the union workmen is failing. . Portland Also lilt PORTLAND, Ore., May 3. Normal output of bread is being maintained in Portland notwithstanding a walkout of union bakers, according to the j Master Bankers association. Approximately Approxi-mately 200 bakers quit their work Saturday night, it was said.
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