The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-11-14

Hs.r,. ,Rrsss oF ,Is.s N,sFss I>r. T.. ~ ASEsioA.
CLasLN>r. '.. N', 10, ll.+
T. ~. pF,,r, dd WmLr, ot L"o1' Unions
an.tr ~ Irl.tir',,s .I n,. International
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You arr hereby un,ined that uion No. II,
Of Chicago, have, by resolution, declared their
intention u ai1 10 union M strike for which
they has, been. or may be- assessed, thereby
violating their ohhg ,tlou-. As well as the con
ditt.u- hl Y hIch tLey hrlI their charter, and
virtually withdrawn themselves from the
International mon.
Therefore,. Z /, herrb, Ordered that the
sand charter, guaranteed by the e.. NJ. Int.
G. mon 90 the SAID MOO NJ. IL. Of Chicago,
H. revoked, aud uLl cards, certificates Of mem
bershEY, ytc granted or issued by or III the
name ". the sand [ mon No. IL, of Chicago,
are declared null and void, and Of no effect,
aud arv MT receivable IL any union under the
Jurisdiction OF the C. VI. l. Union
APphcu t, fur membership, haIling from
Chicago. should be considered Is haihug from
a pIl,. where no union exists
WM J. GANNoN,
Int. President
~yFFlELp. oct :. IS MIR John Cock
shott has made api .hcatIon to become a mem
Der of this union Unions having charges
viii prefer within 30 days
j. " KNcA,
Secretary, Box vi
RocHEsrER. Nov lI-At the last regular
meeting Of tiglr Makers mon No >. Mr.
Theodore Fitzgerald was elected Presideld
aud Mr.. James Courtney was elected Y e
President, To till the vacancies vccasIOued BY
tle designations of Messrs Alonzo Cow and
James Dnscoll
WN- VOICE
Corresponding Secretary.
ROCHESTER, y. Y. Nov. Mr.. John NJ
Near has deposited his Retiring card issued
by this Union claims t. have been in bust
ness for himself in Farport, y. Y. Unions
Will prefer charges, # any, within thirty
davs NM VOICE,
Cor Sec Box 5+2.
BnIEvILLE ILL.,, Nov. ll--Mr Joseph
Weehermann has made application e. this
mon He served his time under our jurls-
dIctiun
HsNEY THEBUs, JR.,
Cor Sec. Box 243.
IrHAcA. \. Y.. Nov 5. 1874 At regular
meeting 81 Union 40. II, held this evening
Albert >uiver was elected President and Jas
Faulkner, Secretary. vice Henry Townley
ana j. w. Marion, resigned.
JAMES FAULkNER,
Secretary Box 532.
TRoY. Oct 30. 1874 The following per
sons were expelled from this uniOu for non
payment Of dues and assessments treder-
-rck Paschen, John Condor, and John
kenges.
A travelling card, With the name Of John
Mas upon Il. has u en- lost. Unions will
please take notice
GEO. FENCorr,
Cor Sec. U. 9, box 6.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Nov IL, 74-The follow
iug named persons have made application toi
membership. August Anderson, hailme
from Peorl': August King, Henry Smith and
Isaac Ehrich, hailing from Chicago,
Yours fraternally,
JOS. b. SMITH,
IN Cor Sec IT, 80 Drawer lO9.
FI>rKIIL-ox-HU DsoN, Nov. John II
smith and Eugene Terwilliger, were expelled
tor uon-uavment of dues and assessments.
The following persons have applied fol
membership III this union Fred. Hunt ano
Geo. ~ Goldsmith. The latter by retiring
card issued by this union.
joins A. Nom,
Cor. Sec Union 1871.
LEAvENwoRrH, Kansas, Nov. 5.-A maj
named Adoiph Reese mas maze SpPhcS'i ~
Tor membership III inns uioh mans i'o'h %
Joe, No IN the jurisdiction oi this Hlloh'
Cor Sec u Is.
McGKEG'R, Nov. Mr.. Fred hess mad
application tor membership to tins Union
comes from Madison, Wis.
Mr.. James d. Burcher, OF Union No. 20
Of Norfolk. Va, i requested to sent ~ gap
for = 90, which wa scat to l'rm ~ tirs oer
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