The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-16

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lonicAl from the International President
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 6, 1872.
To officers and members of local unions.
GENrLKMEN-I hereby give notice that the
Pledge of Secrecy adopted BY the Information
al at their Seventh Annual Session, at Boston,
September, 1871, has been adopted by large
majority of the local unions and it is there.
fore requested that unions will, Immediately
after the receipt Of this, work under that
pledRe-that is, administer it to each member
Fratenally yours,
EDWIN JOHNSON, Int. Pres.
COUNCIL BLUFPs, Iowa, March A, 1872. At
the last regular meeting Henry Weight was
suspended for non-payment Of dues.
GEO. A. BoEKHoFF,
Corresponding Secretary, box ID.
New YORK, March Z, lS72.-A man by the
name of HI. Uhderlich, from this city, has
made application to become q member Of this
union. Any union having charges against
him will please prefer them within 80 days.
The following persons have paid since the
issue of the private circular Chas. Stehle, %;
John Tondorf, g Gust Gunterman, 81.
d. HUCK,
Cor, and fin. sec, T. o. Station B.
CHICAGO, March IA, IS72,-Messrs. J. H.
Reedy, from GAINESVILLE, Wis, and F. Finke,
from this city, have applied for membership.
At our last meeting the retiring card Of
Morgenson's was declared null and void for
employing mont union men, and Sam Jacobs
was expelled for working in q non-union shop.
Secretaries Will please mark the number Of
our drawer. THEo. STEIN,
Cor. Sec, drawer 5l2.
FoRT WAYNE, IND, March IL, lS72.-At
our regular February meeting Newell West
was suspended for non-payment Of dues.
STEPHEN GEoRGEN,
Cor Sec No. 20, box 537.
TOLEDO, O., March IL, lS.2.-Any union
having charges against Chas W. Siekerman
Tor SeekermAn), will please notify Toledo
union within 80 DAYS Said Siekerman worked
in Rock Island, ILL.,, and Davenport, Iowa.
FRED BLEND, cor sec. AS.
DAYTON, o, March ii, lS72.-Edw. Miller
has made application to become a member of
this union Any union having charges against
him viii please prefer them in 30 days. He
has scabbed it only in this city.
A 5. MUSDAY,
Corresponding Secretary No. 35.
PROVIDENCE, March IL. lS72-At regular
meeting Of union No. % the following officers
were elected: .. L. Leach, pres. A. w.
Jacobs, vice pres. n. Hughs, treas. L. Sig
man, rec. sec NJ II. Jacobs, cor. and fin. sec.
NJ. H. JACOBS,
Cor. and Fin Sec, 81 High st.
HAxxIBAL, March 7, lS7o.-The following
named gentlemen have made applications to
become members Of this union Frank NJ.
Lutz, VIM. Herring and John Myers. Frank
NJ Lutz claims that he has been member Of
Trenton Union about two years ago came
from Chicago last, where he has been in the
restaurant business. VIM. Herring claims that
he worked at Memphis, Tennessee, for the
two years. John Myers claims that he last
worked at Newark, n j. He is Pennsyl-
vanian. ANY union having charges will please
prefer. NICK SMITH,
Cor. Sec, No. IL.
ITHACA, n. Y, March ii, 1872 Thursday
evening, March :. The books of union No. II
were closed for three months from date
Trampers please notice this, and also that
there are no jobs open. We are again com
PEELED to ask Secretaries to be prompt In for
warding endorsements due union No. IL, as
JAMES faulkner,
Cor. and Rec Sec, box 679.
MILWAUKEE,, March Z, lS72-The follow
ing persons have applied for membership to
this union. Unions having claims will prefer
them within thirty days.
John Alderman, Jacob Welsh, Bernhard
Fauta, A. Greninger, George Knaef, Robert
Jaeger, George Brenkner, w. A. Schlueter,
Christ Newsletter, A. Kunritzen, Fred Raue,
Henry Brum, Richard Peterson, August
Pacholl, Fillmore Stevens, ]. F. Brenkle, An
ton Peterson, Frank WHITTIER, John Kehrun,
Fritz Schauss, Fred Oelhafen, Jas Benesch,
Neidhofer, II. Sandel, Robert Riemer, Andrew
Kraier, J. B. Rolf Adolf Goldstein, G. Schwie-
benger, G.. Woltman, Fritz Lauer, Frank
Bafknecht, Frank Ehlert, Theodore Ehlert,
Fred Williams, A. Viewers, Peter Kusse, J. J.
Rhubisky, Frank Kegel, c. Cassel, Martin
Marguwltt, Ed. Gredlon, John Buchanan,
Otto Riemer, Henry linn, Chas Krause,
Theodore Kupfer, w. A. Torn, Jacob Ditseh
Ter, L. Barnikel s. Immers, Louis Port, L.
Wallerstein, NJ. Puetner, H. HackendAhl, R.
linn, H. Stevens. All from Milwaukee Joe
Long, from Chicago, Illinois Fred Kruger,
from Detroit, Mich. Unions having charges
will please prefer them. :
LOUIS HISS, cor. sec.
NEW YORK, March IA, lS72.-A man by
the name of Joseph Molitor wishes to become
member Of this union. Unions having
charges will please prefer them within thirty
days. d. HUcK,
Cor. and Fin. Sec, No. 80.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March Is. 1871
Union No. l2l, Of Grand Rapids, Mich, meets
on the first Friday evening Of each month, at
No IS Monroe street s. Norman. pres.
Peter Brach, vice-pres. Ferdinand Meyer,
treas. VIM. Freund, rec. and cor. Sec, box
2, 226
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March Is, lS7l.-John
J. Miller has made application to become q
member Of this union he claims to have last
worked in West6eld. Any union having
charges will please prefer them according to
law. M. III. KEEGAN,
Cor. Sec, lock box L.
NEW YoRK, March 8, lS72.-Jno. Coldwell
and Morris Goldsmith have applied to become
members Of this union. Amy union having
charges against the same viii please duly pre-.
fer them. Z. SAoUI. Cor Sec. Is,
Ill Columbia ut.
SPRINGFIELD, March 9, lS72-Cenik vok-
ormy has made application to become q mem
Der Of this union. Any union having charges
will please prefer them within the time speci-
fed by law. By order Of union 49,
M. II. KEEGAN,
Cor. Sec, lock boz T.
CINCINNATI, March 5, ls72.-The follow
ing named persons have made application to
this union for membership VIM. LANCE,
IN