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The Labor World
Duluth, Saint Louis County, Minnesota
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In Queretaro, Mexico, the constitutional convention adopted an article enabling labor unions on Dec. 27. Deputy Cano of Guanajuato attacked American mining companies as exploiters and urged a commission to request Gen. Carranza to force them to resume operations or face government takeover.
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Made Possible by Action of Constitutional Convention.
QUERETARO, Mex., Dec. 27.—via Mexico City, Dec. 28.—The constitutional convention today adopted an article which makes possible the existence of labor unions.
In discussing the labor question, Deputy Cano of Guanajuato made an attack on American mining companies, which he characterized as the worst exploiters of Mexican labor. He asked the assembly to appoint a commission for the purpose of requesting Gen. Carranza to remedy the situation and compel mining companies to resume operations on pain of having their properties operated by the government.
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Queretaro, Mex.
Event Date
Dec. 27
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adopted article enabling labor unions; request for commission to address american mining companies' exploitation and compel resumption of operations or government takeover.
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The constitutional convention adopted an article making labor unions possible. Deputy Cano attacked American mining companies as exploiters of Mexican labor and asked for a commission to request Gen. Carranza to remedy the situation by compelling companies to resume operations or face government operation of properties.