The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-05-02

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men we're well organized, no attempts at re-
duction were offered. In the few cases where
reductions were attempted in well organized
localities, they have been successfully resist,
ca, without any exception The localities
where reductions have been accepted, or un-
successfully resisted. have invariably been
those whose unfair men are found in large
numbers. on IN other words, where the men
have NOT been thoroughly organized. These
are lessons which All would do well TO heed,
as they couclusiycly show the value of organ
ilatioh, and our unions would do well to be-
Clu the work Of organization by inviting all
Up JON hands with them, rather than by reso-
lutely shutting their doors in the manner al
ready indicated We cordially invite CORE
-puudeuye III this matter, and shall be pleased
u hear the views II All those who may feel
interested la the few suggestions We have
thrown out.
Ina conclusion, we Will add that If the local
unions do not See tit to cancel their loans. the
next best thing they can a. is to enforce the
laws which authorizes their collection. All
violations Of the laws should be promptly re-
ported to the undersigned.
ours fratornally, WM. J. CANNoN,
Int. Prest.
From Local mons.
ERIE, Pa, April -. 1874 The following
gentlemen have made application to become
members of this Union, Edward g. Zerne,
from Lancaster, Pa. and Irwin Meyer, from
Allentown, Pa. Suspended for non payment
Of dues, Edward Dunn, Jacob lrnan, ;.
Nandel THoS J. Armstrong,
Cor Sec. L. los,
oil State Street, Ere, Pa.
CINCINNATI. April -. Fred Puehl and Joe
Steiner. both from this city, have made apph-
cation for membership t. this Union
7. SNAPPER, cor. Sec Union No. 4
Z. q. Box 2S29
KINGsroN. Apnl n, lN74 Albert Barens
has mad application ior membership to this
Union " T. NoIA>, Cor see, SO
SrFrtElp, April Q, IS.4-Mr Chas f.
Miller has made application To become a
member Of tins Union HaIl> from New York
City. Jas. r. kNoN, Box l2l.
WORCESTER, Mas. April u. 1874 The
following persons. l. + HariHIck. and VIII
; freeman, have made Application L. be
come members of tins mon. Both aPph-
c1uts served their time In New Ipswich. y.
II Any Union preigruug charges viii please
nj them ia Immediately. Geo. Writ. sam
Baker and Geo Caire were expelled Tor non
payment oi dues. lines. etc.
II. A. kIEvENAAg, Cor Sec. Union r..
Box 240
KEoKUK, Iowa, April 20 IS-4-AppIi-
cauts for membership t. this Union Henry
Ruder and julius Adler. from Quincy. Ill +,
working now at Ottumwa. Geo OltJendies,
from Des MONIES, Iowa. We would also in
form the craft that John Schwarz alias Johnny
Black, and Brunenann, are seabbing under
the jurisdiction Of Burlington, Iowa.
E. RoLLET, Cor. Sec. No. 60 Box l2l.
BELLvIILE, H., April 20, ls74.-Adolph
Evers mas made application for membership
to us Union. He halls from Hamburg
Says he mas only been 3 months in the United
States. HENRY THEBUs. Jr.. Tor. sec.
Union No 50 Box 343
NEW York, April IA, 1874 F Mailman,
Abrah Morgenstern and Alb. Gronbach, have
applied to become members Of our Union.
d. HUcK, Cor. See. L. No. 30.
Il2 Elizabeth Street.
TOLEDO, o., April p, 1874. Mr. John
McGuire has made application for member
ship to this Union.
CHAs A. TIETMY sR, Cor. Sec. Union As,
ALBANY, April 10, lS74.-The following
persons wish TO become members Of this
Union, by initiation Frank March, I. H.
smith Also, John Donaghy, whose card
is null and void.
u. F. Hogan, Sec. No. s.
Urea, April Ii, lS74-The following have
made application for membership, VIM.
Jersey, served his time in Utica, III. Bauer,
from Germany.
CHAs. RADEcK. Cor. Sec.
No. :. Box 655.
ST. PAUL, April ). lS74-At our last rcgu-
lar meeting, held April It'll, Ed Gaffney was
fined SD for scabbing under the jurisdiction
Of this Union. ANTHONY TIETJES,
Cor. Sec. Union IS.
ST Louis, April IL, IS74-The following
are applicants to this Union for membership,
Hermann Myer, from Memphis, Tenn, Celes-
tine Zarza, from Havana, End Heilmann,
Union City. Mo, j. c. Leimberg, Fulton,
Wis, Theo. Weis, f. Murray. Adam Schaver,
and Matthias Ruloff, from st. Louis. Dick
Meinhardt presented card. which was out
of date. JoHN n. MEEMANN,
Cor. Sec. No l6.
KEoKUK, Iowa. April %, ls74-H Hoff-
man has made application for membership to
this Union. He holds a card issued by Gin
ton Union, Iowa, bearing date Of March 22d,
1873, with 80 30 indorsed on back, due the
same Union. He is now to work at Gales
burg Ill. Unions having charges will please
prefer them r. koILET, Cor. Sec.
No 60 Lock Box l27.
SPRINGFIELD, April "A, 1874 Sir; Mr.. j.
H Bacon and II. d. Greer made application
for membership in this Union. Mr.. J. HI
Bacon comes from Lafayette, Ind. He says
that the Lafayette Union is broken up and
he couldn't get a card Mr.. II. d. Greer
comes from Decatur, Ill.
A. CAPP, Cor. Sec Union No. IS.
Drawer 300
NEWARK, April IA, lS74.-Wm. McDer-
mott wishes 10 become a member of Union
las. by depositing his retiring card. Adolph
Richter. OF New York City, proposed for mem
bership II. Bulson, Charles Lelarge, Pat Ha
ean. Philip Hoffman and George Thorwarc
are suspended for non-payment of dues.
Jos. B. DIcKERsoS, Sec. Box Al.
ITHACA. NY, April IA, lS74-Gus L
Miller, mailing from st. Louis, claims to hav'
lost his card.
JAMES FAULKNER, Cor. Sec.
Union IL. Box 532,
CovIEcroS, XIV, April 1, lS74--TO lOca
| Unions: Lambert Rigler and Fred Olberdeng
both of this city, have made application TO
membership to this Union.
ARG. r. BRrssMAN,
Cor. Sec. U. No 81.
SPRrxGFIELD, Mass, April IA, lS74.-Pieas
insert the following John J. Miller, forme
Fin. Sec. Of this Union, (49l, has decampe
with $50 belonging to this Union. There
fine of $40 imposed upon him. He u ma
stands about #. 81 in, has . slight bend
his shoulders, sallow complexion, and has
large scar on his left cheek. Unions will D
on the look out, a. there IN q suspicion tina
he has taken some travelling cards with INN