The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-11-18

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the good Jurisdiction and 10 other card
Honorary Certificate permission Topeka Typogra
Union Therefore ct meeting Of Topeka
Union unanimous protest
Certificate that being deemed the
safest form to confer upon people Of character
This will De the simplest presence
BY polite methods Of fight
They HAD TO- TAKE HIM They HAVE Octo
Der November Commissioner made complaint e
81 Topeka that members Of various
and around the city giving the
bureau information regarding labor or statistics
The matter brought meeting Trades
Oily ano special committee OF
en trade Betton explain to him
why the bureau also offer
some suggestions to how the lack sympathy might
mao conference with the told him
unions Indifferent giving the bureau be-
cause it's agents. sent to collect information ough
were suc among honest wokngmen that the
did furnishing atas
tics for the bureau This committee changes
blank used b the and promised the
tu Investigations would be
would all probability him however
was made the personnel OF the bureau but the
davor detail Cougher and might among
such people knew the least
July number ard rep
resenng distinct trades
izng State Federation accomplished object Henre
was the opening the and made himself conp
in it's attitude
made Of
the admin
on resolutions hoping secure favorable action thus
giving him chance back his chief
with the boys-I got through for you
At the all persons
from the hall except duaccredited delegates thus
out His resolution the committee
Cnere denounc the chief and
it's subordina Cough and Henr This provoked
discussion conservative
was SO amended the Governor
audience when the
Labor Bureau thus gnyng it
was then constituted and conducted the passed.
Hnre applied ground he was
but informed the doorkpe
that the resolution excluding all delegates
could doorkper reported to the
officer that that Henre listening
door, hereupon doorper Henre en-
e from the approaches the hall The doorkper directed
but without perepory orders and harsh pretty
evidence that he not popular with the "boys")
Immediately following this convention Bon recognizing
thing done concluded Cougbe and sometime
the lat and 18th Of printer
the Bureau appointment appoint
was made entirely through political influence and without tho
with the
afterwards said he
supposed Whites appointment would he noo
because member Topeka
his appointment There however because
Hene was member Of the nrinters nn;on and tho Knh -
too, when appointed, and Cougher pass
union and Knights Labor appointed
not made on the recommendation Of those
Bottoms action removing Cougher however, after
September October promise appoint White
reached the OF Of the raeunion
State Federation Betton going
noted from the $500 position the ST.
have the but because they dpd
tion in the face OF previous protests would
Just after election Cougher dismissed
appointed
Federation and other trade nonsts that
rid the Labor Bureau srepuab
ton Of the Federation called
the legislative session. and just prior the time
would appointment the
DESTROYS having display of the tenn
the Henrs equally
with the boys
opinion boysezpresed among them
svhat Betton would dropped Hne he could The
Betton) told old resident Of the city (who
peka and several Others that he had bureau
presumed that the that Hene the
promoted him to Cougher's place.
When Humphrey between