Typographical Journal, Volume 35International Typographical Union., 1909 |
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... machine which really SAVES TIME SAVES LABOR SAVES WORRY OUR ADVERTISING FIGURE EQUIPMENT enables an operator to set 18 point display figures and 5 % point or 8 point roman text at one operation on the machine The Linotype Way is the ...
... machine which really SAVES TIME SAVES LABOR SAVES WORRY OUR ADVERTISING FIGURE EQUIPMENT enables an operator to set 18 point display figures and 5 % point or 8 point roman text at one operation on the machine The Linotype Way is the ...
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... machine operator's output may be gauged , is prohibited . Another pro- vision is that members shall not " accept work on composing machines on terms un- der which they are called upon to produce a fixed amount of composition , or on a ...
... machine operator's output may be gauged , is prohibited . Another pro- vision is that members shall not " accept work on composing machines on terms un- der which they are called upon to produce a fixed amount of composition , or on a ...
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... machine operators . The pay of the latter is fixed at $ 15 per week , though most of this class receive higher pay than the agreement provides for . THE newspaper publishers of Louisville , Ky . , have renewed their agreement with ...
... machine operators . The pay of the latter is fixed at $ 15 per week , though most of this class receive higher pay than the agreement provides for . THE newspaper publishers of Louisville , Ky . , have renewed their agreement with ...
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... machine piece scale was reduced I cent a thousand and the hand scale increased 5 cents an hour , and in the latter in- stance the scale which had been adopted by the union and been in force on two of the Hamilton papers for some months ...
... machine piece scale was reduced I cent a thousand and the hand scale increased 5 cents an hour , and in the latter in- stance the scale which had been adopted by the union and been in force on two of the Hamilton papers for some months ...
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... machine and the lack of justice in the unions in not seeing that the apprentice gets an opportunity to acquire a thor ough knowledge of composition of all news matter that goes into the paper , an opportunity that these days in machine ...
... machine and the lack of justice in the unions in not seeing that the apprentice gets an opportunity to acquire a thor ough knowledge of composition of all news matter that goes into the paper , an opportunity that these days in machine ...
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