New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-15
CENTRAL LABOR UNION DIscrss,o-

DECISION AGAINST TYPoGRApHrc., -.
NO e-THE SALE OF NoN-rN,ov
Al tine meeting OF the Central Labor Union v...
day the committee appointed to inyestg.,ss' 's'
dinerehces between typographical Union No ns
the international Association Of Machines. ~
ported that II thought that the machn.s, re-
DE upiieu' me grievance Of the machinIsts ~
that the men who keep the typesettiny noas,a va
order formerly belonged to their orean,,o,,.-e
seeded and formed a union Of their our - out
also asserted that big Six" permitted q. va
bers to work In Offices where the secador. 10 "esa
poyed, despite the protest Of the "'e en-.
ISOLATION Of Machinists. It was reso,,aa ~ A.
Six" must support the international Asso.,,~., ~
Machinists in It's fight against the saoaa~N"
have formed the National Association =. - va
Engineers. novN
Ihis may result In the Typographical rn,o,
drawing from the Central Labor Union IT. 'n'
has been gong on Tor some time. It being ovo S@
the part OF the linotype machinists that ,b,m va
perfect right to separate themselves from, ~ An
machimsts. as theirs was dstinctively neu s. Sas
Of the trade, and known by only a few "saa
The report OF the committee which boa
the testimonial benefit in aid OF tho .,Ha
tective Union created a lively disc,,sxIoo ~
benefit was not success financially. az on,, "a
sil was cleared above expenses The cor,.,,.. se0a
ported however. that the sum Of sl8 was d"s
unions whnch had taken tickets, and ady-.sa 1' W
Ceh'raI LABOR Union 10 pay the Actors pr,,.,,,-
Union szVo, ana then collect the amounts ou,.s
tickets lhiS proposition was vigorously o,a.'' =.
by Treasurer Harris OF the Centre, opposed
He said that the Central Labor INT. onion.
81 in It's treasury in the spring h, "au about
all been frtted away and that the u,,or .'a' mad
cally bankrupt. 1t finally r,,o,'.s 'as pfac'
Central Labor Union should taka a. 'a' inc
hand to reimburse 1t for its OUTLAY :, .o"ey on
benefit. and that tho Actors Protective ~. ~ me
have the money duo for ticke,s-u,b.. :. '" should
tee collected IT, '' c0'nnii.
George Washington Jones, delegate q, 49,.
Ing Cutters Union, reported that ne had a,..> S'.
that one Of the most popular ha,ters in tho o,,'
selling non-union hats Delegate Micah. 80 va, vas
he had bought hats OF the man FOR fifteen A41
that he always got union hats Several o,..s ana
gates said they always purchased their b.,s wee
same man. and they would not be seen .s " me
any except union-made hats
Jones called upon them TO show ths, h.,.
rush was made TO inspect the headee,,
mats mad union labels but It was discovs,s. ''
most of them the Labels were pasted In. ,n..~su.
sewed to tho hatbanG. as they are in un,on,.,s.
hats. ~s0s
The secretary was then instructed 70 cor,,u,,--.
WIN Inc halter IN question and request hin nv -
pam OF losing MS trade. 10 throw all MS non.n,s
| mats into the North River 'AnOa
| a NVe.y scene ensued when Il was voted "A sx
Guide HE representative OF The vo.ks-ZeiunS
the German Socialist newspaper from future mss,.
| ings VI the Central Labor Union 'S
henry White, Of the United Garment Worke,.
said mat the newspaper IN question misreDressns1
everything said and done at the Central 10,
| Union meetings, ana did Intentionally He d.
EOunced the Socialists
some OF ne delegates thought +, better not to
TAKE 80 extreme measure as 10 exclude the M ~
paper from the Central Labor Union meetings o.
Of The German delegates said: Exclude e.ry v+s
aAod,r reoorter. Vas dot some goodt? vot o. /:
s'at IT, par some baper yot speaks oudt sometime
! good 10 speak Lei them print some lies vot Va,
mix der chickens"