... masters' action in having adjourned for a week the consideration of the question of a rise in wages. Ignoring Them.— Mr. Joe Hammill, in reply to letters which he has written to the five members for the city on behalf of the unemployed in Leeds, has received ...

... unemployed question. Tom Maguire lectured at the Gommercm! Inn, artnley whiist st the A.neel Dotal, ender the presidency of Joe Hammill, G. W. Barg!eton, ot Wakefield, lectured upon Sonday Fral AT • onati.—A hre bmke out last week A Jorwas's Fazz—A joiner ...

... labour mechanics have not turned up. That the A. S.E. have not had to expel any for disobeying the society roles. That Joe Hammill is working hard for the good of the cause again. . • • the co-op. should give £53 in provisions to the labourers every week ...

... towards may be forwarded to the following, and will lie acknowledged by return of post -J. Bunklc, Labour Club, Hundet; or Joe Hammill. Amembly Rooms, Albert Ir.n. Armley road. Leeda—Yours. Ac., JOE HAYIMILL, Secretary North Division Sub committee. 58. C ...

... forwards put more life into their work, and gaining a position near the Swinton line T. Anderson made a slow pass for Wharton. Joe Hammill anticipated the move, and seizing the opportunity brushed aside all opposition, and scored under the posts. It was laughable ...

... Special Hymns were sung, and collections made for the school funds. Mg. Lawsox Wavrox, M.P., has sent a cheque for £3 to Mr. Joe Hammill, chairman of the Leeds Unemployed Committee, Oa the Royal wsddinfliay 4,000 aged people and 85,000 scholars are to be entertained ...

... happier homes, less hours of labour, better wages, which can and will become theirs, by organisation.—l am, yours truly, JOE HAMMILL, Sec. (pro tein.) Leeds Branch No. 7, and T.W.C. Wri•ing for the press is thankless is it not?' be No. was his reply: ...

... to find two docent employers. That it is a pleasure to find some of the sort in a miserable spot for workers like That Joe Hammill is ver) quiet at present. That the Bromley Trades Union Boot and Shoe Co-op. Works arc doing well. Su is the place ou . ...

... was of a two fold character to consider the unemployed and to consider trade. unionism and Labour representation. —Mr. Joe Hammill, chairman of the Leeds City Unemployed Committee. moved a resolution approving of the proposals for the finding of work ...

... fellowworkman of mine. Trusting some will accrue your publication of this, and thanking yon in anticipation I am, Sir, etc., JOE HAMMILL. Walker-street, Hull, August 15th, 1915. IN FAVOUR OF THE BUZZERS. THE EDITOR THE DAILY WAIL. Sir,—l noticed letter ...

... week. In Halifax you can give help through Albert Thornton, the tobacconist, or Arthur Taylor, the blacksmith; in Leeds to Joe Hammill (Leeds Labour Church), W. Leach (Hunslet Labour Club secretary), Nevin-street, Hunslet, or to the A.S.E. Offices in Park ...

... unemployed and other questions. Commence at 7-30, SRoukers - COUNCILLOR GEE (Huddersfield), BEN TURNER (Factory Times), and JOE HAMMILL (Leeds LLP,) The Councillors of the \2;::% are carnestly invited to al nd. A hearty invitation is also given to all working-men ...