http://dx.doi.org/10.14288/1.0344990
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issued: 2017-03-28
issued: 1914-06-12
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note: THE BRITISH COLUMBIA FEDERATIONIST INDUSTRIAL UNITY: jfJTH. SIXTH YEAf *N A J- 166. OFFICUL PAPER: VANCOUVER TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL AND B. C. FEDERATION OF LABOR. VANCOUVER, B. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1914. EIGHT PAGES tt PPUTJCAL UNITY; VICTtSBTI ("cl&W") $1.50 PER Y1AR <v J. B. Osborne to Reach Vancouver Early Next Week Next Friday Evening, June 19th, Probable Date, Labor Temple This Agency for Five Years Has Preyed on This Province 1 GET THEIR FEET IN ! John Kenneth Turner in the Appeal to Reason Exposes the Gang i J. B. Osborne, "the blind orator," and well known to Vancouver wage- workers, will arrive bere early next week, having addressed a series of mass meetings between here and Winnipeg. Mr. Osborne has consented to address at least one meeting under the auspices ot Vancouver Trades and Labor council, and the parliamentary committee will so recommend to the central labor body at next meeting. The date fixed for the Labor Temple meeting is next Friday, June 19th, and if agreed to by the oouncll erery unionist in Vancouver Bhould be present, Mr. Osborne's subject will be "The Philosophy of Trades Unionism." Of his recent meeting In Calgary, under the auspices of the Trades and Labor counoll, the News-Telegram says: A clear and conolse account of the development of tradeB unionism, its limitations and advantages, together with a brief outline Ot what steps the workerB should take to free themselves from their bondage to the capitalist clasB, wsb the feature of an able address delivered by J. B. Osborne, the blind orator of Oakland, Cal., at the Labor Temple Sunday afternoon. Mr. Osborne started by saying that the changes In the form of the trades union movement were, caused by changes in the modes of, production. Modern trades unionism developed out of the class conditions where one class owned the machinery of production and the other class only worked for wages. ' The old guild system differed from modern tradeB unionism. Members and apprentices could and did …

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