The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-11-15

4 No.. L. Nov. 8. 73.-Mr. Robert
Mod, has applied for membership. ne
savE.t h. did belong to Milwaukee union,
Int card run out about one year ago.
UnidNo Is please notice this. Any union
bay;I charges against this man will forward
them thin thirty days from this date
FRANK JElLINEcK,
Cor Sec Union No l4O-
cI..o Nav II. '73.-SimSr Galmsky
.n1 tr;s Finken have applied f"r member
ship ~ n hor 5I9
RI,ysrxN Nov. 10, '73.-At a regular
messg Il q NJ Union No 5. II Rochester,
MA Iovember 7. the new International Con
st;tni,n Was unanimously adopted, together
Nth r. endowment clause. This ccnstltu
MN | the best that was evsi made Tor the
MACK Of our trade, IS it is based ON broad
and Iberal principles, and Is 1rlPRed o. all
''''o' ''i''''''O Cor SesUnion No ).
HAprIsBrRG. Pa, Nov. !, '73 At reg
Mar stated meeting of & HU No ll6. held
November 1, 1873, the following named mem
bers were suspended for non payment OF dues;
David Hepperlin, John TIColeman, A
sharp. John King. President Samf Bence
has been fined $40 for collecting picnic ticket
money and using the same br his own use
without the consent of the Union.
a. HEILMAS,
Cor Sec Union No ll6, box 223.
BrRLIxaToS. Ia. NW. 4, '73.-Charles
Thayer has deposited a travelling card issued
Nv Aurora Union No Al darch %, 1873 He
claims not to have WORKED at the trade SINCE
he drew said card. John Knadel, who Is
inst ont of his time, CLANS to have learned
his trade in Canton, ILL., Unions having
charges to prefer will please do 50 WITHIN
thirty days. kENRf W Eslrh n
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. 8, -Iheodor'
Lat tner was expelled and fined % Tor non
payment of dues. Books are closed, no Iob'
and no money Tbs ira Veling fraternity
please note The new International Constl
tuition was unanimously ratified @nd the en-
dowment plan was leJecteb. NOUS VII
please collect endorsements H.
rHEo RAIDER
Cor Sec Union M 50.
ST. Paul. Nov. 5, 10. AT our last regula
meeting the following preamble and resolu
tons were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. We believe the constitution
adopted at the last regular session OF Z NJ
. [ detrimental to the interests of our trade
Il and !. A.
destruction of our organization; therefore
Resolved. That Union No IS unanlmousl
! lec. the constitution adopted at Detroit
ad IL it further
Resolved, That copy Of these resolution
b, sem to our official organ for publication
l. j L. AUBREY, President,
J. H. REDDy, Nice-Pres.,
SAM'L ALLHoUsE, Rec. Sec,
JoHS SCHNEIDER, Fin. Sec,
10 G. V. \. HUDSON, Cor. Sec.
. kE.trK Ia, Nov. 3, '73-Wm. Bootl
his time aving Just expired, applies t'
. membersb' r. koLLEI,
Cor Sec, lock box II.
IrBAclN. ", Nov. 3, twill Patric
Powers. ecretary Of union No 20, of Lafa!
cite Inc be kind enough to send me r.
} CENT folthe 81 that | sent him Oct IL,
. the cred of john Herson Also Ferd Ru
cher. Ses,tarv of union No l26, of Unic
City, Pa for - that | sent HIM to the cred
Of John lerson, Oct "a 1t is quite plea
ant for q to have to write two or three TIM
after recpts which should be sent prompt
by secraries on receipt Of endorsement.
JAS FAULKNEB. Cor Sec
Uuion No IL, box So.
8 Fr. WAYNE, Ind Nov 3, IS Mr.. He
Q ~ FAINT was elected President of Union }
! "a tch1 nrrxr--..s- -..-.,rei term Of A. >. H'
listerned. Address Of President, boxT-
f1EnprEN (tOr Seq y