The Ottawa Journal, 18 Dec 1945, Tue, Page 22
A general membership meeting of Local 103 of the United Textile Workers of America, A.F, of L., in Carleton Place unanimously rejected an offer of wage increases ranging from 3 to 5 cents an hour from the Bates and Innes Company and the Renfrew Woollen Company (Hawthorne Mill).
The meeting, which was attended by a majority of the employees from both mills, instructed the negotiating committees to continue discussions with the Companies for an increase commensurate with the increase in the cost of living.
The Ottawa Journal, 28 Apr 1934, Sat, Page 1
Related reading
The Revolutions of the Hawthorne Mill
We Can’t Move our Carleton Place People Out!
The Rencraft Fire Dept Photo Brings Back a Familiar Name
No More Credit at Bellamy’s Mills and Other Notes
Carleton Place Wins Prizes for their Wool!
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