The British Columbia Labor News
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issued: 2016-04-13
issued: 1922-02-10
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note: ���\ ' Issued Every Friday ������.-.. v. ;-'->.���' -��� , Devoted to the interests of the International Labor Movement 'I rSubacription: 81.30 Pet Year*! I 5e Per Copy J Volume I. Vancouver, B. C, Friday, February 10, 1922 Number 24 Trades Council Joins Attack On Drug Traffic ��**- Terrible Aspects Depicted in Connection with Victima of Drugs���Farm Wanted te Cure end Protect Drug Users Pulp Company Lores Men from Across the line Went Company Towns Abolished Delegates were obligated snd seated from the Painters, Musicians, Railway Carmen, Boileimaaei%~^_*oft Drink Dispensers, Cigar Makers and! Typographical Unions at the regular meeting of the Vancouver Trades and Labor Council Tuesday evening. / President Crawford occupied the chair. A communication from the city hall in reply to a letter from the Trades Conncil informed the delegates that the building ef public conveniences wm being held back through lack of funds. Del. Aid. Pettipiece suppli- mented this by informing the Conncil that work would be commenced Monday on s $17,000 public convenience station at the corner of Hamilton and J^t-stings. An appeal for funds from tbe International Garment Workers Union of Montreal to -fight an injunction against picketing was met by a donation of $10 from the Council. Del. McDonald reported that the last whist drive and dance held by the Label Trades Committee was a huge success in every way. �� Del. Hardy reported on the Unemployed Conference held Monday afternoon informing the Council that there were 108 delegates in attendance which resulted in s resolution calling upon the Federal government to provide relief and work at trades anion wages. Another resolution to elect 25 delegates to aid in the relief plans wss adopted- A resolution calling upon all organizations to take np the qnestion of the advisability of holding s parade of employed aad unemployed also carried along with s resolution favoring unemployment insurance, na ' ia���� - DeL McDonald asked Del. Hardy why …
has type: Newspapers
spatial: Vancouver (B.C.)
spatial: Vancouver
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0309305
language: English
lat: 49.261111
long: -123.113889
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Vancouver, B.C. : Vancouver Trades and Labor Council and Affiliated Unions
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
source: Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives.
type: Text