Accidents, Industrial:

Int. Assn. of Industrial Accident Boards

and Commissions, 211.

Canada: fatalities in Canada in 1921, 360;

in first quarter of 1922, 640; in second

quarter, 914; in third quarter, 1236.

coal mine fatalities, 1908 to 1920, 161.

railway accidents to be reported to com-

mission, 373.

Alberta notification by employers in, re-

quested, 1144; in mines, in 1921, 1291.

British Columbia: report of inquiry into

coal mine disaster, 1113.

Nova Scotia: mine fatalities in 1921, 422.
Ontario: in mines in 1920, 419; in 1921,
113; on construction, recommendation by
coroner's jury at Toronto, 1144.

Saskatchewan: in 1921, 323.

United States: analysis of mining accidents,

375.

See also INSURANCE; SAFETY AND HEALTH;

WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.

Adolescent School Attendance:

See SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.

Aerated and Mineral Water Industry:

Canada: statistics of, 712.

Agreements, Industrial:

early agreements urged by Minister of

Labour, 4.

observance of, desired by A. F. of L., 686.

Canada: recent agreements and schedules

of wages; monthly summary of, 80, 228,

332, 429, 508, 620, 772, 882, 1003. 1119,

1214.

United Kingdom: proposal to make agree-
ments legally binding, 6.

Chile: limited to one year, 813.

Agreements, Industrial, in Canada, by

Industries:

Building and construction-

bricklayers, etc., at Sault Ste. Marie, 83;

at Toronto, 776; at Winnipeg, 885.

carpenters, at Brantford, 1120; at Calgary,

509; at Ottawa, 430; at Pembroke, Ont.,

884; at Regina, 231; at St. Catharines,

620; at Winnipeg, 885.

electrical workers, at St. Catharines, 889.

granite cutters, at Vancouver, 1009.

hoisting and portable engineers, at Win-

nipeg, 884.

lathers, at Montreal, 776.

painters, paperhangers, etc., at London, 83;

at Niagara Falls, 231; at Saskatoon, 778.

paving cutters, at Brownsburg, Que., 883;

at Escott, Ont., 776; at Graniteville, Que.,

883.

pile drivers, bridge builders, etc., at Vic-
toria, 779.

plasterers, at Montreal, 1119; at Winnipeg,

778.

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Industries-Con.

Building and construction-Con.

plumbers, etc., at Calgary, 778; at Edmon-

ton, 620; at Hamilton, 776; at St. Cath-

arines, 777; at Toronto, 1120; at Windsor,

777.

steam and operating engineers, at Windsor,

1216.

stone-cutters, at Hamilton, 777; at London,

884; at Ottawa, 1008; at Toronto, 508;
at Windsor, 1008; at Winnipeg, 83, 509.

Manufacturing-clothing and textiles—

clothing workers, at Montreal, 1119: at

Toronto, 889.

tailors, at Sault Ste. Marie, 1007; at Van-

couver, 82.

Manufacturing-food and tobacco-
bakers, at Edmonton, 621; at Toronto, 772.
bakery teamsters, etc., at Vancouver and
New Westminster, 772; at Victoria, 80.

brewery, flour, feed, soft drink workers,

etc., at Calgary, 773; at Fernie, 1007; at

Lethbridge, 890; at Vancouver, 1007.

cigar makers, at Vancouver, 1007.

Manufacturing-iron-

moulders, at Guelph, 229, 1003.

sheet metal workers, at Edmonton, 774.

Manufacturing-lumber—

carpenters (saw-mills), at Calgary, 508.

paper and paper

Manufacturing — pulp,

goods-

papermakers, etc., at Fort Frances, Ont.,

886, 887; at Iroquois Falls, Ont., 888;

at Cap Magdeleine, 1003; at Merritton,

230; at Sault Ste. Marie, 774, 1004; at

Thorold, Ont., 230, 1004.

Manufacturing-printing and publishing-

bookbinders, at Calgary, 1006; at Regina,

82, 1005; at Vancouver, 886.

photo-engravers, at Vancouver and Victoria,
1216.

pressmen, at Calgary, 1119.

printers,

at Brantford, 81; at Calgary,

1006; at Kingston, 1004; at Kitchener,

1004; at Medicine Hat, 1006; at Moose

Jaw, 81; at Nanaimo, 429; at Saskatoon,

332; at Sydney, 229.

Mining and quarrying-

quarryworkers, at

Avondale and Went-

worth, N.S., 882; at Newport Station and
Windsor Wharf, N.S., 883.

coal miners in Alberta and eastern B.C.,

34, 955; at Nanaimo, 1214; in Vancouver

Island, 228; "Montreal Agreement" (Nova

Scotia), 179, 200, 309, 584.