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...eight days, wherever you went in Winnipeg, you saw the curlers leaving one rink, on their way to another. Many of them were elderly men, all serious, carrying long brooms and heavy sweaters; they looked up at the sky, which was tranquil, and said gloomily that it might bring baugh ice, meaning a thaw...
Last week strike leaders slightly modified their demands. They were ready to accept a 48-hour week instead of a 40. They would return on the 1927 wage scale, instead of the $20 per week minimum. But Manager J. A. Baugh of the Loray Mill was "too busy" even to discuss these concessions. To him the strikers were just "discharged" employes. His mill, he claimed, was running well without them...
...Watt, 66 (Cor); W. H. Lathrope, 74 (Cor); LeR. S. Davis, 544 (D); W. DeF. Piper, 128 (D); P. W. Meade, 129 (D); L. D. Goulding, Jr., 130 (D); E. J. Thomson, 119 (D); W. V. Evans, 171 (J. H.); W. M. Firoir, 172 (J. H.); E. V. Baugh, Jr., 173 (J. H.); R. M. Wood, 170 (J. H.); C. G. Krogness, 204 (H); A. Perkins, 207 (H); E. O. Gourdin, 179 (H); A. Robey, 208 (H); H. B. Coxe, 209 (H); H. H. Sewell, 241 (Me); S. E. Small, 246 (Me); H. P. Wood, 239 (Me); C. E. Johnson...