The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-09-23


GREEN ISLAND, Sep. Is. 1871.
To the Officers and Members OF Local Union
A man by the name Of Brazil Levoy, claim
ing TO hail from Saratoga Springs, wishes TO
become a member of union No. Q. Any union
having charges against him will please inform
me as socn as possible PErER 0ADv,
Cor Sec, union No. ..
PrrrsBURGH, Sept -, ls7I.-Mr. Jeremiah
Tor membership Unions having charges will
pref, them immediately.
Cigar Makers will please take notice ahd
avoid this place, there being no jobs and no
money in the treasury.
G B LINDSAY Cor Sec
CIScrNNArI, Sept IL, 1s71.-The following
have made application for membership. John
Walters Jr, Julius KTei Theodore Hoffman,
A Diriondes, Christ Mics. Geo Metcalf Unions
having oh rges will please efer the same
within thirty days. A HrTzMAS, Cor Sec
DAYTON, O, Sept lO.-Mr G. Brakeusick
has made application to become member o.
this union ANY union having charges against
him will please inform Us in 30 days Mr. B
elaine 70 have worked only In this city and
Richmond, Id Hefornerly kept shop in Cam
bridge city, Ind.
A S MUEDAY, Cor Sec, No S.
BELLEvmLE, Sept s, lsT.-Th. following
members we're expelled from this union Adam
Schasb, John Reiterman. William Horst, Rob
ert Bur zhaIdt, was 6ued SIS fer defrauding
this union some Years ago. Any unions havirg
charges against Louis Schulz and Bruno Osmers
will please prefer them within thirty days from
date. HKNRY THKBUs,
Cor Sec, box 84S.
ST LOUIS, Sept. Z, ls7l.-Please publish
the following for the benefit Of Cincinnati
union No. 4.
Cigar Makers Union No. SO,
LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 70, 1871.
| Reed. Of J A Maurer, director Of Schmidts
shop the sum of SIS, for A g Strauss, to be
paid 10 Cincinnati union No. 4.
OF BooBKR, Fin Sec
In your issue of Aug 26ih, they circulated
me for 81. The above receipt Will show for
ITSELF g STRAUSS.
ST. Paul, MINI, Sept. 10, ls7l.-Locsl
Unions will please collect and forward all mon
les due This union on cards. The recent strikes
having exhausted our treasury, We are COM
PEELED 70 make this request
j l. SPRINGER, Cor Sec, No. 9s, box ,267.
NV YoRK. Sept 10, II Sol Kron,hal and
Herrmin Frankel wish to join u.Ion 80. Any
union having charges will plesse inform me
during the month OF September.
NJ RoTHscHILD, Cor Sec, No 80.
CHICAGO, Sept s. 1.-THE following named
persons have applied i"r membership to this
union Emil Bozenthal, hailing from Dixon,
I Iowa; Phil Lohr from this city, and John FIRES
/ 60, who hss worked under our jurisdiction over
wear with 4 card from union No ~ Any
union having charges will please prefer them
The folloNing were, at our last meeting, expell-
! Cd. Vim Jacobs and Frank WsVra.
A fine Of one hundred dollars Was placed on
\ D Act erman, and fifty dollars on Colens Pratt,
Who worked 10 this city under price with card;
be has left the city and his card is hereby de-
clared null and void, unless he pays the above
line The union under whose jurisdiction he is
at work will take notice. By order of union
| No. II, DIBos,
Cor Sec, drawer g. SS.
1 KANSAS Cry, No. Aug. 90. ls7l.-At our
last regular meeting a man by the name OF
Joseph Hanglin was fined twenty-five dollars,
/ (s25) for defrauding this union out Of percent
! yes due this union. By order union No. loa,
/ Geo A BoEKHoFF. Cor Sec, drawer 0S2.
| ToRoSro, Sept 4, 1871 John Albrew, hail
ing from Cuba, wishes to JOIN our union. Any
unions having charges against him will please
prefer them with delay.
THos ANDERSON, Cor Sec. No27
I KrSGsroS, Sept IL, 1871 Mr. Joseph Lory,
hailing from Rnndout, has made application to
bscnnie a m, mber Of union No s.. UHiOns hav-
ing charges against him will prefer them within
thrty days from date.
FRANK BAXTER, Cor Sec.
KEoKUK, Iowa, Aug IL, ls7l.-At a regular
meeting OF this union the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing term: President,
Wendell Zumsteg Viee-President, J S Blssey;
Recording 5 cretary, Henry Frisbe Financial
Secretary, Joseph Witt Treasurer John Lam
besheimer; Corresponding Secretary, Chas
Green. Secretaries Of local unions will please
address all commurications to
CHAs GREEN, Cor Sec, No 90, box l2l.
DAvKNPokr, Iowa, Sept. 4, 1871.
man BY the name Of G. F. Helms made ap-
pitcativu jgi, tszis var-iorr o~t-.s havs
worked in Ma son, Wis. ANY unions having
charges agsinst him will please prefer in thirty
days.
a man by the name of 7. W. MIrsh has paid
two dollars, on his indebtedness. The union
where he is working please let US know and we
Eli send the money.
THEoDoRE GRAPENGETER, Cor. Sec, box AZ.
La FAYETTE, IND, Sep. 2, ls7l.-ThomAs
Carter has made application to be reinstated
into this union. Any uni ms having charges
against him will please notify US within thirty
days
R. II. NARKLEY, Cor. Sec, No. 20
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 80, 1871 .-Segmund Klob
tang has made application for me nbership, also
Charles Z-igl r, who claims to have lost a card
granted him by Westfed union, No. %. ANY
unions having charges against either of these
will please prefer them within thirty days from
date
Norris Josephs deposited a card in this union
endorsed by Detroit union for 81, and left for
paris unknown without giving US a chance to
collect the debt. He is now suspended from
this union for nonpayment Of dues.
F II Hubert has been fined by union No. SO
$40, for vork on job at reduced price,
without thc co sent OF the union Said Hubert
bad left our jurisdiction before the above facts
were known. All unions are hereby warned
against this man Cd and are requested 10 collect
the above amount aud forward it to this union.
By order, q. NJ U No. 80.
J. H. HAYDoN, Cor. Sec.
BRGokLYS, Aug. 80. .-SIR-Pease ia
sert in the ADVOCATE, as defaulters, the sub
lined names: Jas. Hawkes., Tbos. Curtis,
Jonathan Jones JAS. WLMOTT,
Cor. 4 Fin See, No. 81, All Dean St
CouScm BLUFFS, Iowa, Sept 4th., ls7l.-P.
l. Stutsman, hailing from St. Joe, Mo, has
made application TO become a member o. this
union; he states that he carried on the cig7r
trade in St. Joe, Mo, and has never conspired
against the welfare OF our craft in general.
Any uaions hivirg charges against SAID P. l..
S'utsman will prefer them within thirty days
from date, joins P. BR0wS,
Cor. Sec, box 222
SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Sept. 4th 1871.
To The Officers and members of Local Unions
uuier the Jurisdiction Of the International
Union:
GENTLENKN At a regular meeting of Cigar
Mixers Union n, 3s, hcld on the 81 day Of
Sept 81, the CLOSING officers we're elected
for the term Of six months
Pre-deut-George Mutters.
Vice President-L. w. Conner
Recording Secretary-NichoIas liter.
Financial Secrrtary-Charles Mattoch.
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