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hs. + 1 $43 763 FOR Cry Comminslonet’s force examined finaricls! |the convention of unions at which « trans totalling 9,199.97. He He ute of i peter sett Ok che important pact | Feneral striixe was decided on, hav i] YEAR SAYS HINSHFIELD 3 plnyed in siding The World to ob. signed from the conv It was tain justice for the victims of tax | cnet s railway , Pon. Genres Ge Wadena G08 Gethin |e eee eee rere eels t participation ow rep- was three to one ai In the strike, and re: atives of the s the meeting. The elty has remained strike was called Friday no untoward incidents have occurred. LONDON POLIGE STRIKE Counties. 3 { Md r — TORCNTO UNIONS REFUSE TO JOIN CENERAL SiHiKc Plumbers, Steam Fitters, Railway Men, Carpenters and Operators Omimissioner of aunts Claims Profits of $223,960 Were Made Through His Recommendations. The report of Comminsioner of Ac- ts David Uirehfield for the year 1914, was made public exhaustive review of ork of the department dowh to ‘ 4 AVERTED FOR PRESENT wt detail and it appears from Remain at Work. | twinunte that the Bureau ot | TORONTO, June %.—With less than | ia eel jecount# Was never #0 economically | 13,000 men out, the @o-called general tly adminimtered. atria to-day @ae not Gevetopinn ab haa | MANY Members Quit Union in Fear ner ae eer tra been expected, The only addition the of Losing Pensions and cars m “ ance tor wo wheer |Strmere were able to oleim were ihe Increased Pay. Marine Federation, compr! yard workers. Plumbers and steam fitters decided to follow the lead of the street rallway men and stay at work ‘The carpenters and Great Northwestern Telegraph operatora have also decided shy 1 600 #hip- to the war and one, Cotter, made the great sacri- Fourteen of the LONDON, June 2.—Danger of a po lce strike haa been definitely averted. belief ‘Thom ‘fice. according to general Reports were published from time to Aime during 1918 Commissioner Went into every ment and made|to remain aloof, The report| It nounced that Arthur O'Leary, ity profited through President of the Toronto Trades and sed revenues and savings and| Labor Council, W. J. Hevey, Secretary, mies to the extent of $223,900, The; and Jolin Doggett, who had charge of recognition of the union. with the fear many police: losing their pensions and in. pay, resulted In numerous resigna- tions from the organization, which thus lost much of ite power, TRADE MARE REG, U. 6. FAT. OFT. 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