Arbitration Proceedings : New York Typographical Union No. 6 And American Newspaper Publishers' Ass'n
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„ „ , ^ ,i MR WARDMAN — Well, suppose I don't conduct such a paper. I suppose the effort of those •papers would be to relieve the pressure on the men so aa to fit them for the really difficult day that they have ou Saturday. . ...
MR. WILSON— The pressure comes at the end of the .week— Thursday, Friday and ' MR. WARDMAN-Well. that is the de- SS sire of those afternoon newspapers haying Sunday editions, and I submit what they demand the Board shall consider namely, that they are entitled to pay ...a night's ■work for a night's labor on that night.
MR. M'PAKLA'ND— Following out your argument, Mr. Wardman, do you concede that It is within the province of the Board to decide that the proprietor shall pay price and a half for all work after eight hours on Saturday?
MR. WARDMAN-Well, I don't; to tell 3'ou the honest truth, I am not faimlliar enough with that situation to know what could be done with it. I suppose that the members of the 'Board are, because one member at least has been connected with a newspaper that gets out a Sunday edition — an afternoon newspaper — and he probably knows how the thiug could be worked out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
„ „ , ^ ,i MR WARDMAN — Well, suppose I don't conduct such a paper. I suppose the effort of those •papers would be to relieve the pressure on the men so aa to fit them for the really difficult day that they have ou Saturday. . ...
MR. WILSON— The pressure comes at the end of the .week— Thursday, Friday and ' MR. WARDMAN-Well. that is the de- SS sire of those afternoon newspapers haying Sunday editions, and I submit what they demand the Board shall consider namely, that they are entitled to pay ...a night's ■work for a night's labor on that night.
MR. M'PAKLA'ND— Following out your argument, Mr. Wardman, do you concede that It is within the province of the Board to decide that the proprietor shall pay price and a half for all work after eight hours on Saturday?
MR. WARDMAN-Well, I don't; to tell 3'ou the honest truth, I am not faimlliar enough with that situation to know what could be done with it. I suppose that the members of the 'Board are, because one member at least has been connected with a newspaper that gets out a Sunday edition — an afternoon newspaper — and he probably knows how the thiug could be worked out.
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