221:; recognition of the right of the child to full development of his mind and body by regulation of work; social guarantee against unemployment, sickness, accidents and old age; reorganization, on a more equitable basis, of industrial tribunals; independence guaranteed to miners' delegates and the improvement of the seamen's lot; removal of the monopolies which have delivered a large part of the national domain to private enterprises; organization of credit at work and all necessary modifications to the social interest in public works, industry, agriculture, ...
317:. He returned to France to run for reelection in the first round on 8 May 1898. In the 1902 general elections Boyer represented the Socialistes parlementaires. He was reelected in the first round on 27 April 1902 for the 6th district of Marseille. He was made a member of the committees of the Navy and of Posts and Telegraphs. He was once more elected in the first round on 6 May 1906, and again joined the Navy committee. On 3 January 1909 he was elected senator of Bouches-du-RhĂ´ne in a by-election following the death of senator
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Boyer, with Camélinat and Clovis Hugues, proposed to revoke the railway tariff agreements and if necessary to revoke the railway concessions. On 27 November 1886 he voted for suppression of the
Vatican Embassy. On 2 December 1886 he voted for the Colfavru amendment to abolish sub-prefects. At the
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Boyer was reelected in the second round for the 5th district of
Marseille in the general elections of 22 September and 6 October 1889. He joined several special committees, including one responsible for examining proposed laws on freedom of association. On 19 November 1889
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start of 1887 he proposed the suppression of permanent armies. In the first part of 1889 he voted for reinstatement of first-past-the-post elections, against indefinite postponement of the revision to the constitution, against prosecution of the three members of the
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Our intervention will deal with questions already clarified by conscientious studies for which the solution is unanimously recognized by the interested parties as urgent. We will demand: national and international labor legislation; repeal of the law against the
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demonstrations and subsequent strikes (1890), industrial working conditions of women, children and underage girls, improved primary education, the May Day demonstration of 1891, and many other issues. Around 1890 Boyer directed the socialist workers' paper
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In the 18 October 1885 legislative elections Boyer ran as a socialist on the radical list, and was elected Deputy of
Bouches-du-RhĂ´ne, the last of the list. Although there more than 35,000 votes for the Socialist-Radical list in Bouches-du-RhĂ´ne, only
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writer and journalist from the south of France who became a socialist deputy. He supported strikes and was involved in the fight for workers' rights around the turn of the 19th century. He participated as a volunteer in the Greco-Turkish War of 1897.
289:, Joseph Ferroul, Antide Boyer and Valentin Couturier proposed that the mines should be nationalized, and demands for nationalization of regulation grew as strikes spread across France. Boyer was active in debates on the match monopoly (1889),
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and others formed the "workers' group", a small socialist group independent of the extreme left. The members of the workers' group summarized their demands in a manifesto on 12 March 1886:
183:, rejecting their spelling and saying their language was artificial. He called it a society of mutual admiration, and mocked its ceremonies. The mockery ended with the disappearance of
191:. Boyer wrote for Provençal dialect publications under no less than 37 noms de plume. In 1884 he became deputy mayor of Marseille. From 1888 to 1892 he was Mayor of Aubagne.
168:(PLM), then at the La Ciotat shipyards, and then ran a wholesale oil and soap store with his first wife. He was one of the founders of the Bouches-du-Rhone Socialist Party.
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restricting freedom of the press. He abstained on 4 April 1889 from the vote on prosecuting
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