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THE LABOR ADVOCATE
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MIIAVAUKIIIO MACIIIXItSTS (JAI.V.
Milwaukee, Wis.- Machinists in tins
citv are wintiitiK their cight-liour strike,
reports Iimnictt Adams, organicr of
the Iiiternatioiial ssociatiou of .Maclim
ists. The strike started Jul IS, and m
oled 4,'Mt inachuic shoi workers.
Settlements h.ic liccn reached in 10
shops through conferences of the man
agement with committees appointed hy
the union Today ciRht shops, (.mplojiiiK
110'men, are working IS hours or less
a week. Imvc shops, emiilojiiin l.Kl'J, arc
working SO hours or less a week The
other shops, employing :i,i)0() men, arc
working KVi hours a week t the lt
Kinuing of the campaign, Milwaukee was
known as a fll-houi a week town The
average wage increased from under 'Jl
cents an hour to :il cents an hour
I'Mo.v ok iiorsiniAiDS.
Ijostou Minimum wage foi house
maids, a week, working time, ten
hours a day 'I his is the outcome of
the organisation of the Pitlsfield Servant
Girls' Union, which is predicted will
likely spread to lioston I'"onncrl house
maids in PittsficM could be hired for V
a week.
The housemaids are seeking to affiliate
the washerwomen and scrubwomen, who
are expected to demand a minimum of
?- a da. instead of the SI id tliev now
receive
-Mii:its si.vrni: i('iii:aki:.
Tacoma, Wash Organised mmeis in
this state have accepted the employers'
compromise which provides for a .1 pel
cent increase for tl.iv w inkers and :i per
cent for tonnage works Wage dilTei
enecs resulted in a suspension of work
for about a week
ih:atii iiati: ix jiki'ai, .mixus.
Washington There vvps .i decrease
in the number of men killed m metal
mines of the United States during llll.'i,
but an increase in the death i.ite per
1,000 men emplovcd Statistics announc
ed by the bureau of mines show that
5511 men were killed out of l."'J,118 cm
plojcd, comp.iied with flVi killed out of
JflS.llS employed in Mill The death
rate was .'1(11 for each 1,000 employed,
compared with .'l.'il the previous je.ir
Men injured number .'li,2!i"i, of which
Jin were permanent!) disabled 'I he mini
her injured in Mill was lO.Ulfi
HON. NICHOLAS LONGWORTH
Itepiilillciiii ('iiiiiliilatc lor Congiess, Klit Ohio Dlstiht.
llricll and conciscl it ma.v be saul that I lou Nicholas I ongworth has no
peers and few upi.ils when it comes to grasping the problems that confront a
Congressman Perhaps no State has a man who has devoted quite .is much time
and moiiej to the stud) of the industrial conditions of Ins count!) as lias Mi
Longworth He has served as a representative of the people several terms, and
while there ma) be some who differ with him as to how best to bring about a
condition satisfactory to all, all will agree that no man need apologize for the
masterly manner in which lie has handled the problems which confront a Con
gressman. It would be a waste of tune and space to attempt to enumerate the
.stability and the confidence which he has gamed As a resident of Cincinnati
and as Congressman from this district, he has made its needs and wants a life
study. He has a happy facult) for detail, ami when that detail has been prac
tically put into effect, no man shall sa that logic, reason and practicabilit) were
overlooked.
A vote for Nick is vote for a true friend of organised labor
iufarljaa iltoggttt-Start sakrm
, .. ,.... t. . 3fa 1420-1420
(flualUar t ntrto Sir (note
Walnut etr.
Bimht ,na EJaun ijdtrfrrt.
Telephone Canal 1869.
feTltlliKS J.V J'OIITO UICO.
San Juan, Porto Rico The engineers,
firemen and shop men of the American
railroad, the largest on the island, which
almost encircles I'orto ttico, struck for
an increase of L'.'i per cent in wages.
Only mail trains are moving.
'Ihe street car emplojes also struck.
Partial service is being maintained.
'Ihe strike of longshoremen, which has
caused serious dislocation of trade, lias
ended, an increase of U'O per cent in
wages being granted
The striking bakers also returned to
w ork
KAititmts iti;ii'ci: nouns.
Nornstown, Pa. Umplojmg barbers
averted a strike of their organised
workers lij reducing the work daj one
half an hour and agieeing to the fol
lowing wage scale SKI a week and SO
per cent over $:.'(); i for Saturdas;
U'i.K) foi one cl.i work.
i
i'kkss.-miox (iirr i.vcicuaki:.
St. Joseph, Mo. The Printing Press
I men's union has just closed an agree
ment with the cmplojers for an met ease
of Tj cents in wages. It was secured
after conferences which was continued
for several ilajs
stkitk to ;i;t i:i:co(jxitiox.
Oklahoma Cit, Okla Ulei a strike
of nine d.ijs on the lines of the Mus
kogee Mcctiie Ti action Coinp.iii the
manager has consented to recognise the
representatives of a new union of Amal
gamated Street Carmen's Union and re
instate all the in em dischaiged foi j'oin
ing it When it was discovered bj the
manager of the eompanj that a union of
the coiupanv's men was being formed lie
pursued the usual com so of discharging
all who were reported as being members
The men being foiced to protect them
selves sought an interview That w.is re
fused, and a strike icsiilted A member
of the state boaid of arbitration was
then called m lie got busv with the
managci of the company and after sev
eral coufeiences a settlement was reach
ed that gives the union full recognition,
the icinstatcmcnt of all discharged mem
bers and an agreement to arbitrate all
differences m the future
The labor of a human bring is no)
a roiumiMlity or article of roniineue.
et of Congress, October II, I'll I
Cincinnati, O.
CONTRACTING FIRMS WHO
ARE FAIR TO UNION LABOR
(Continued fiom pitte 0)
Kiscnslcm, IJcnj., 1119 Yale avc.
KlIcnbcrRcr llros , Lincoln Inn Court IIMr ,
SID Main st
r.ngclbcrt, Jos. D X. Co., 29 H. Sixth St.
Tast, Olio, 100S Kuth avc.
r.irrcll X. Horninfr, 8335 Montgomery avc.
Tern, Geo. K , I2G2 l'.lm st
Gcrson, A., 3111 Ituruct avc.
Gilbert, Clnrlcs, 2725 l.astcrn avc.
Gintcr, Win , 18.10 Wcstuood avc.
Grtilicr, John, 000 Stitc avc
Grimm, .Albert, 23 V. McMillan st.
Grace, Cbas 1'., 9r9 Gct st.
Grief, V., toil MadKon nl
Grienc & Son, J II., 1025 llroidway.
Gcisler, Ilirry 11 , S2S Ken) on avc.
Gundrum & Son, lSr Clifton avc.
llaigh, 1'rank A, Til Iporth avc, Winton
Place.
IIiriK, II , Ilirnson IIIiIb
Ilauck, GeorRC, 1302 Trust st
IIas S. Snder, 1707 IlanficM st
Ilnzcn Contracting Co , II. C , 2070 74 Read
ing rd
Heckler, I' J , 20 W. Clifton ivc.
llunnicutt, J. I' , S00 V. Ninth st
llutchner M., 1001 Hcjwooil ivc.
Ilcitlcy S: Son, A. 11 , -1301 l'.istern avc
Ilcntley llros, 1310 1 istcrn avc.
Il-imson Itros, 102 I 'rinrd st
Ilildebrandt. l'nnk, .1841 Colerain avc .
Hilton, i: J., 001 I McMilhn st.
Ilntfcr, U C, 2111 Stndford ivc.
Holincr S. Co, John, Gilbert and llcrcsford avc
IHsemcier S. To , J. T) , 1011 John st.
Home, Geo , 907 I-aiirtl st.
Iliimbreclit & Koos, 211 W. McMilhn st
llciiunnn, 1M, 2812 Sidnc tvc.
Ihynts Jl llurklnrt, C01 Linden St.. Hlninood
l'hec
Ilnppert, I'lnl, 1721 Vine St.
IHsckocstcr, Trcd r., 1148 Lnkciinn, Northsidc
Jcwtll & Son, J A , Western ivc. and Hopple st.
JoliinniMiiitiii, I' , SI4 V.. Twelfth St.
Johns, Henry, 322 Mulberry st.
Jiiliin, I" M , .1112 Wcstsulc avc., Hyde Park.
Jtitzc & Ilnnumg, IMcasant Kidge
Juvenile, Howard, 1211 thirtieth st.
Kippner, 1'nuk, 1022 Hace st.
Klusncr, Jos , 627 Oliver st.
Kayscr, Wm L , 20 I'.. Third st.
Keller llro , I". X II , Main avc , Norwood.
Kick, W, 1018 Vine st.
Klein llros , 2720 Kivmc st
Krucgcr, 1. II , 012 Milton st.
Iuick, J. I., 2110 rrcctmu ivt.
Lee, Clnrlcs S , .1018 llcvts avc.
Lipnnn, II , 3181 Itciding rd.
Lowe, I' L, 2701 Kistcm avc.
I.yfonl, I' L, 1010 Walnut st.
Manic, J I-.., 4118 Ilcech Hill ave,
Mircus Co , M , 2017 Heading rd.
Miakin, A. G , 121 120 I'. '1 lnrd st.
Miller & Co , Clns , 301.1 Stioto st.
Modern Dccnritivc Co, 018 I'., McMillan st.
Morion Si Sous, S , 123 27 W. fourth st.
Mullinc), K J, fill) Milniit si, Cit), and 209
Pike st., Covington, K.
Miirn), Clns, 010 Miln st.
Nau v ltohhndLr, 3S20 Cassan avc
Nicholson & Co , n. e cor. Kighth and lMuin sts
Nicimyir, lly, 101 W Liberty st.
Noill, Gio, 315 W. liberty st.
l'irker, '1 hos Si Son, 0J0 W fifth st
Peck, II M.. ,108 McClclhnd avc., St. Ilcrmrd
Pidrclli, Clns A , Oskimp llldg , Kice st
1'idrclti S. Son, 10 V Ninth st
Pippcrkorn f 1101 Hopkins st.
1 fefTer, Jack, Dinner ic.
Pistur, Wm , 2.' i: liochclle st
l'oguc, 'the II. S. S Co, fourth and Kacc sts.
Kudolph, l.dw., .I'l.'O Hi7cl ave, Norwood.
Kuihl & Co, 1 d, 1018 Central avc
Kchring, C" f , 31 Glcncoi pHce.
Hcnicrs, I red, Oll'j W. McMiekcu avc.
Hittig, M-irtm, 118 V. fourth si,
Ktulc S, Gilgour, 21J! ltinner st.
Kudcl S. Co, 1001 W. l.ighth si
Kncgki, ll , 2 117 Clifton .ivc.
Uuehl Co., John, 1001 Cintral avc
Sivigi, Snin'l, 100 Andrews llldg
Sichr, Gin 1', 809 Girkc llldg.
Sihiuirnnn, Clns, Itoclullc and JctTerson avc
Scbewcne S. Sous, f , lflou Plensiut st
i Sebrictiu Ittns, 6J2 Maui st.
Scluinpf, I ouis, 2 I7S Whcilir st,
I Shields, '1. A , 1121 llehcilire st
(Suck, i: II & Sou, 1011 Vine st.
i Simon S. Co , J , Mirchiuls llldg
I Simpson, frank, 1301 Ilijuubller s(
Smilli, U Sons Co, Oil Curtis st
Splam, p , ooo 1. IV-irl st.
Swirz S. Wucrmh, 20IJ lhllnnorc avc.
Mini, Aug, 0i7 lliwtlioruc avc
StilTms, Ilirnnn Jr , 1S7.1 famuotinl avc.
Sicgeunn IJros , 020 Ilroidwas.
Steans, Giorgi, 1501 It ici st.
Slindl Son, M , 1S.17 Wcstwood ave.
Sichl, frcd, 130 fmdla st
Smith, W. II , 717 I'.. McMilhn st.
Sloiknnn, Hinrj L., 201 fifteenth st
Schuck, 1 rwiu. 2011 Vine st.
Stern, in , 1017 Wells st.
SlelTius, f II, Dicoratmg Co, 3152 Head
ing rd
I ennison & .Son, Win f. , 3010 Grandin rd
lhnmpsnn, f C, 20J5 Clunvitw avc
Irnrlneh, K , 14.12 Mam st.
lorlicck, John, 10J0 I.iuu st
I licob dd S. Son, John, Merchants llldg
Vordirhge, Geo , 2'01 Loth st.
Wtber S. llro , I. J , 100J llicgltr st.
Wcnihiimcr, f , s i cor l'carl and Vine sts
Wisscls & Co , W, 01J Itctts st.
Wiilliorn, Louis, 107 Collins avc
Wilson llros, 1800 Scimorc st.
Wrampclmeicr S. Son, 1'. W., 010 llrotdway.
Wright. Thco , 1054 Ihjniillcr st.
COVING I ON, KV.
Dciss, Cliris, 11 Park place
Chiilnill, Harrj 101 W Sixth st
Cook Si Son, Simon, 315 Scott st.
HclTcrnan, f. T., 110 Ljnn st.
Jacques & Son, LM, 1007 Marjland avc.
Kendall, Charles, llaltunorc and Vermont.
Marqua S. Co , J. D , 05 W. Third st.
Muihncy, It. j., 209 l'ikc st.
Schroedcr & Sons . 302 1 Inrtccnth St.
Schneider, John, 112 Hush St., and 10 W.
Or
chard st
TliicI, Albert V , 201 W. Sixth st.
Wise & Clorc, 07 W. Seventh st.
Zeis & McLindon, 00 f. Ninth st.
Covington Sign Co , Koom 10, Cohen llldg.
NIAVl'ORT, KY.
Ilarlli S. Hoffman, 1011 Isabella St.
Ihumbich llros , 1030 Ann st.
Ilietz, Chris, 931 Monroe st.
Ilcjoco & Co , 310 Hodge st.
fwuig llros, 1001 German St.
fowicr S. Co , Minton, 815 Central avc.
Hop-in, M J , 020 York st.
Hirkcr, W J . 121 W Thirteenth st.
Miller, A J & llro., .110 W. Ninth st.
Scgcrs, frank X., 740 Ccnfrtl avc.
Wright & fmcrson, 021 fifth avc, Davton.
sioxwitrrnits.
CINCINNATI, COVINGTON AND
NLWIOHT.
Ilrcchc, John C, 2110 freeman avc.
Cincinnati Sign Co , Tlurd and Main sts
Kngclbcrt, Jos. D. X. Co , 20 L Sixth St.
freeman Sign Co, 110 V. 'I lnrd st.
Hoffmann, llcnrj, 1132 Race St.
Tones S. Co , 30 fountain square.
Lackiicr Co, 107 W fifth st.
Morgan, Mum & Potts Co , The, 000 Him st
Morton, I'll , S2S Wade st.
Novelty Sign Co, 118 W Second st.
Ohio Sign Co , 22 f.. Sixth st.
Queen City Sign Co, 012 11 Main st.
Ouehl & Co, 213 Mam st
Roberts, Hobt J , 21 f. twelfth st.
Saunders, II , 1010 Walnur st
Schocnhcrgcr, V. XV., 010 Walnut st
Van Winkcl Sign Co , Cohen llldg , Covington,
Ky.
Winder Sign Co , 3 f Pearl st.
York Sign Co, The, 0 W. fifth St., Newport,
Ky
SCi:.IC PAIXTKItS.
Talbot, G D , 429 Centra! avc.
Harvey, f. 'I., llond Hill.
WAMJ'AI'nii STORKS.
Ihcbiu inn, A f , 1572 fricnnn avc.
llurklnrdt, frank, .'1S2S Glenway ave.
Itocbm, Guslav, 1102 Harrison avc.
Ilottcnborn Wall Paper Co, 1681 Central avc
liouss, R. N , 1120 Race st.
Cook Si Ilurv.cU, 1271 Gilsc ave.
Douglas, f W, 2010 Vine st.
GInson, I d, 4701 Chickcring st , Winton Place
Gunkcl, fdward, Court and Vine sts.
Guy & Suncoc, 1001 Central avc.
Hawkins X. Hocrsting, 913 Mam st., Covington,
Huinniei, W J , Clark and Rittcnhouse sts.
Hitppcrt7, Plul, 1021 Vine st. Phone, Canal 401
Kyle, Win , 28.27 Observatory rd.
Kaselnnn, I! , 1011 Race st
McDonald, Clias Jr., 603 Mam st , Covington,
Mitcbeli Co , 'I lie Kolit.
Modem Decorative Co. 018 P.. McMillan St.
S. MORION & SONS, Wall Paper, Interior
Painting, Plastic Relief, Canvas, llurhp, etc
125, 127 XV. fourth st. l'lione, Main 495.
Ohio Wallpaper Co , 801 Mam st
Pierce Decorative Co, 2100 Ilcckimn st.
Plume S, llimtz, Pleasant st.
l'oguc Co, the II. S.. fourth and Race sts
Riiuisutlcr, Clns, 2139 Vine st.
Savdl, I. A . 112 W. Seventh st.
Scales, C. W., Ninlh and Pike sts , Covington,
Ky.
Schuck Decorative Co , The Jacob, 2011 Vine st.
Smith Si Son, Win R., Curtis st.
Strothnnn, I. II.. 010 XIain st , Covington, Ky.
lishaus, John, 1001 Knee st.
U S. Wallpaper Co , 214 '.. fourth st
Walter, l'rcd, 21 Soulhgatc avc, ft. Thomas
Wcllcr, Geo , 1314 10 Mam st.
Wicthorn, Gus, 4022 f. astern avc.
PLASTERING.
Contractors Who IOniploy Union
Pliisti'rcrs, Lathers and Build
ing Laborers.
Avir l.d 3S.!0 Kellogg st.
Ilenidlet Itros , Cold .Springs, Ky.
llrown, John, 2017 I.iwrtnce ave, Norwood
ltunjion S. Son, Lockland
Dowlmg, I hoi , 1111 Chambers st.
Drnegge, John, Newport, Kv.
1 villi r. thiodorc, 12.19 W. Ninth st
Gundrum. Geo , Milk st
(III ison, J., 1091 nine Rock st.
I cinkc itros , Northsidc.
McCarlh) llros, 0'llronville.
Mc.N'uliv llros , Pittsburgh
Nialand, Al, twclflh .and Clay sts.
Parker Malnni, 201 W. Court st
Ptigh, Win, lluiblers and traders fxeinnge
Rardon llros, Newport, K.
K bolt. M , Madisonvillc.
Rudolph. Robt.
Saner, Gus Jr , Newport, K.
St igge Sons, 127 ValeiKia st.
Slandard Plastic Relief Co
Stalls Phsunng Co , Chicago
Stockleunn Sou, Price IT ill
PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERS
I'liililDyhiK Mciiilicis of Local Union
Xti. HO, United Association til
I'liinilicis, (iasllttcis antl
St cnui litters.
CINCINNAn
Ihis, John n , MadisonviIK, O
Itoluucr. lostpli, 114 I Court st
Iloilcj, Win A,, .filfi I'lktcrn ave
Casli Williams, JIU I "VHy st
IMOMAS CANARY, I'liinilimg and OisfiltinK
IoIiIiiiik prompily and iropiri attcndid to
l.stlnnlcs on all kinds of work diicrfulh
furnislicil 201 V hivmtli slrcil l'lione,
Tmnl SiiOO
riuxton, K J , 31)17 Spring firovt avc
l)il, Martin, SIS Main st
Ootid, Janus J Sl.'l 1. I'onrlli st
Doiishs l'liiinliniK . lldlinK Co , n c cor
1 lghlli mil l'linn sis
l)ole & I'-iv, S.I I i: Sixlli st
Drcsslir, II irrv, 4.17 1'orist avc. Norwood
rinniiin, W II , 12 W Court st
I itzpitnck, Janus T , r22 llroidna)
Uclix, l.d, fi"i"i W McMickcn avc
Tox, Wm & Son, Harrison anil Spring Grove
aves
(linzimllir X Hcscv! 80 W Ninth st
GiddiH I'lumhiiiK Co , fills Mailison rd.
r.ilison, W J , SIS W I'onrlli st
fiihson tclikninur Co , Oil Walnur st
Clcilcr, Win C , Harrison and Queen City aves
Il-imcr, I' Ci., 811 i:im st
IIi-iIk. Din, mi V. l'eirl st
Hillciilirand & Co , Win , 2107 W Tightl! st
Ilolhcndcr, Walter S , 1130 Itice st
Ilorvil7 & Co, S , 518 W Sixth st
Irwin l'hunuine Co , t K , 10J0 Vine st
Ticohs l.dw , 2Zi V. Univcisity ave
Keck, Wm , 1001 Madison rd
Kudcl, A. 12 W Twelfth st
Kimpcr, Win , 302 hpntitt Grove ave
Lille, Clns lr, 211 W McMillin st.
l.cwe, lteu. 2017 Maple avc. Norwood
Liquid Carhonic Co , Scconil and Center aves
Morean. Tdw. II Si Co , 14S0 Reading rd
Murdock I'lumbuiR Co , J G , 343 W Tourlh st
Murphy X. Ditclicn, I'dwards rd and Wasson av
Murpliv Plumhing Co , The Richard, 32 L
I'ourtli st
(ContllHlcil mi p.iKC 111
I'lJIHMiKliS RAISK WAC5KS.
Danville, Pa More than U()0 cmplovcs
of the Heading Iron Company have re
ceived an advance of no cents a ton.
The rate is now $7.50 a ton; a jear ago
it was $1.50.
(. J, Anderson, President R. K. Anderson, Sec. & Tieas.
THE ANDERSON
INDEPENDENT FISH CO.
HOUSE OF QUALITY
Wholesale and Retail Oysters, Fish, Game and Poultry
Ph.. I Order Dent., Canal 2273
Phon i Office . . . Canal 2274
138 W. COURT ST
CINCINNATI
Let Us Place You in a Home of Your Own
Varioxt LocationM
Popular Prices and Easiest of Terms
HAYWARD $ DETZEL
"QUALin HOME BUILDERS"
Phones m 2130 & w. 2335 309 Mercantile Library Bldg .
SMOKE
SONADA
'Quail y Only'
I and
M. IBOLD
fSIGMtS
Bernard H. Attermeyer
Dealer in
All kinds of SHOES
Repairing neatly and promptly done
at the shortest notice
1003 State Avenue
2nd door from N. W. Cor. Gett and State Ave.
Phone Canal 2021
GEORGE ROOS
Successor to Wm. Goodall & Son
MONUMENTS
GRAVE MARKS, LETTERING and CLEANING-CEMETERY WORK
Office and Works:
322 W. COURT STRUCT CINCINNATI, O.
Lackman'b
Celebrated Beer
Pale and Old Lager
On Tap
Bay Horse Exchange
GUS SCHMIEG, Proprietor
216 E. Fifth Street Cincinnati, O.
Telephone, Canal 4380
WHITE CROSS AMBULANCE
Prompt and cfflcltnf terrlce for ihe traaiporta
lloa of palienta to and from hemea, fioapllala, or
the R. K. alatloni. Cartful attention. Nothing
IlLe It In tonn. Impecllon Inrlled.
JOHN J. GILLIGAN,
Eighth, Near Broadway.
Phnnnt: Canal IR02 and 1803. Woodburn 1137
DANClNG-Prof.WrightIyc
Fourth and
camore
Beginners Class Now Open
Class Lessons, Monday and Thursday, 8 P. M.
Private Lessons, 10 A. M, to 0 P. M., dally.
MUSIC Piano, Mandolin. Dramatic Art.
DANCING MATINEE
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Music by Queen City Ladies' Orchestra
----
The Busiest Place in The City
Niemes' Cafe
Restaurant and Billiard Hall
9 W. 5th St. GUS DOLL, Mgr.
l'lione Caml 1174 R Hot I.uiuliAll Diy
Strict!) Union House
WM. MARINGER'S
Ul " aCf
1324 Walnut St. Cincinnati, O.
llcadquirtcrs of Vim lloostcr Club
Hat Cleaner
For Men and Women
RATNOUR
1007 VINE ST., Near Court
J. H. FIELMAN
Dealer in Pasteurized
MILK and CREAM
Hixh Grade Sweet Batter and Eggf
2519 Vine St. Phone. Avon 3116
I'M
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