OTTAWA

F. A. ACLAND
PRINTER TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY

INDEX

Accidents, Industrial:

Agreements, Industrial:

-Con.
accident records discussed, 148.

Manufacturing-clothing-
Canada: fatal industrial accidents in 1925, clothing workers, Montreal, 386; Toronto,
with tables, 291.

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fatalities in last quarter of 1925, 205; dur.

cloth hat, cap

and millinery workers,
ing first quarter of 1926, 519; during Toronto, 711.
second quarter of 1926, 836; during third hand embroidery workers, Toronto, 387.
quarter of 1926, 1162.

Manufacturing-iron, steel and products-
Man.: fatalities during September, 1926,

sheet metal workers, Ottawa, 709; Toronto,
949.

601; Vancouver, 386.
N.S.: in 1925, 233.

Manufacturing-printing and publishing-
Ont.: accidents in December, 1925, 4; in bookbinders, Saskatoon, 59.
mines in 1925, 556.

printers and bookbinders, Hull, 820.
United Kingdom: fatalities during Janu- printers, Brantford, 386; Guelph, 709;
ary, 221; during Marchi, 505.

Kitchener, 710; Moose Jaw, 59; Saska-
U.S.A.: accident rates in mining industry,

toon, 59; Toronto, 58; Winnipeg, 710.
31; to children in Massachusetts, 256.

photo engravers, Toronto, 601; Vancouver,

1145.
See also CHILDREN AND CHILD LABOUR; Fac-

pressmen, Calgary, 820; Hamilton, 501;
TORIES AND FACTORY LEGISLATION; IN-

Ottawa, 183 Saskatoon, 710.
TERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INDUSTRIAL

stereotypers and electrotypers, Ottawa, 183;
ACCIDENT BOARDS; LUMBER INDUSTRY;

Winnipeg, 710.
MINES AND MINING; PULP AND PAPER Manufacturing-pulp, paper and paper pro-
INDUSTRY; SAFETY AND HEALTH; WORK-

ducts-
MEN'S COMPENSATION.

employees, Iroquois Falls, 821; Merritton,

820.
Accident Prevention: See SAFETY AND HEALTH.

paper makers, Fort William, Ont., 499;
Agreements, Industrial:

Sault Ste. Marie, 500.
Methods of statistics of, 1119.

papermill workers, carpenters and joiners,

electrical workers, and steam and oper-
Canada: recent agreements and schedules

ating engineers, Sault Ste. Marie, Es-
of wages, 58, 183, 386, 388, 499, 601,

panola and Sturgeon Falls, 500.
709, 819, 906, 1015, 1145.

sulphite and paper mill workers, Fort
Communication-telephones

Francis, 906.
electrical workers, Winnipeg. 184.

Mining-coal-
Construction—buildings and structures-

Marcus Coals Limited

and

employees,
employees in construction trades, Quebec,

Edmonton, 1145; amendment to agree-

ment between United Mine Workers of
bricklayers, masons and plasterers, Cal. America District 18 (Alberta), and cer-
gary, 822; Fort William and Port

tain coal mine operators in, 186.
Arthur, 1016; Niagara Falls, 711; Winni-

Agreement between Nova Scotia coal
peg, 821.

miners, United Mine Workers of
carpenter and joiners, Calgary, 603; Ham-

America, District 26, and the principal
ilton, 712; Kingston, 711; Montreal, 821; mine operators, 388; text of new wage
Regina, 712; Vancouver, 1017; Victoria,
907, 1017; Windsor, 602.

agreement, 125.

Services- personal-
painters, paperhangers and decorators, etc., barbers, Hamilton, 603; Ottawa, 604.

Hamilton, 602; Regina, 1016.
electrical workers, Ontario Border Cities,

Services--personal and domestic-

hotel and restaurant employees, Vancouver,
county of Essex and vicinity, 906;

822, 907; Victoria, 908.
Toronto, 1146; Winnipeg, 602.

soft drink dispensers, 185.
insulators and asbestos workers, Toronto, Services-public and municipal-

civic employees, Medicine Hat, 502.
paving cutters, Gananoque, 602; Granite-
ville, 602.

stationary engineers. firemen and helpers,

Medicine Hat, 907.
plasterers and cement finishers, Ottawa, steam and operating engineers, Calgary,
1016; Toronto, 711; Windsor, 501.

907.
plumbers and steamøtters, Kingston, 711; Services-recreational-
Vancouver, 906, 822;

Windsor, 602; musicians and theatrical stage employees
Winnipeg, 712.

Port Arthur and Fort William, 185;
stonecutters, Winnipeg, 603.

Windsor, 1017.
Construction-waterworks, gas and sewer

moving picture machine operators, Ottawa,
steam and operating engineers, Toronto,

1017.
712.

stage employees and moving picture ma-
Manufacturing-foods, drink and tobacco-

chine operators, Toronto, 1017.
brewery, flour, cereal and soft drink work.

Transportation and public utilities-electric
ers, Calgary, 1016; Edmonton, 183, 1146;

railways-
Lethbridge, 1015.

street and electric railway employees,
Manufacturing-animal foods

Montreal, 603; Ottawa, 712; Toronto, 501.
teamsters, chauffeurs, stablemen, helpers, Transportation and public utilities-electricity
milk drivers and dairy employees, Van-

821.

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