Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-15

At the regular meeting OF the ONO
Valley Trades and Labor Assembly,
held yesterday afternoon, the annual
| election of officers was one of the most
! important business matters transacted.
| The meeting was called to order by
President A. S. Bauer, after which the
| minutes of the previous session were
| read and adopted. A list of boycotts,
as authorized by the assembly, was an
| nounced, and a number of delegates
appointed to represent their respective
locals for the ensuing year were re-
ceived.
Credentials were presented by the
following named delegates, and those
present were duly obligated:
Albert Zimmerman, of Local No. "a,
| National League of Musicians of the
United States.
Mr.. James Branch, of Hod Carriers
Union No. 4O54, of Martins Ferry.
C. r. May, M. E. Tracy and G. w.
Greig, of Local No. 156, Retail Clerks
National Protective Association.
Robert Keys, of Local Union No. 1O4,
of the international Journeymen Horse
| shoers of America.
John Donahue, Peter Jochum and
| Jess Stimmel, of Local Union No. las,
| United Mine Workers of America
Gabriel Jackson, j. Ed. Brown and
| William Asbury, of Hold Carriers
| Union No. 5O26, of Wheeling.
John McGinty, E. V. GILES, George
Dean and John Nau, of Local Union
| No. 9, American Flint Glass Workers
Union.
Daniel and John White and Herman
! Doepke, of Local Union of Brewery
| Workers No. SO.
S. H. Engle, Jerry D. O'Leary and
Herman Knoke, of Friendship Lodge,
No. 2, Amalgamated Association OF
Iron and Steel Workers.
Charles F. Stein, Henry Templeton,
| Chris Hoffman, G. A. Dittman, f. u.
Thomas, James T. Hecker and Henry
Kress, of Garfield Union No. 1, Ma
| tional Stogie and Cigarmakers League
| of America.
Harry G.. Howard, William Wise and
| Joseph Dixon, of Local No. "a, Ma
tionaI Alliance of Theatrical Stage EN-
ployes' Union.
Ned Sims, J. W. Wykoff and Charles
Carenbauer, of Typographical Union
No. 70.
J.. ]. Byrne, w. F. WEIGH and Peter
Stanton, of Local Division No. 1O3,
Amalgamated Association of Street
| Railway Employees of America.
A. w. RAIDER, James Hawley and
Frank Wendell, of the Expressmen and
Drivers Local No. $3.50.
William Doepke and Edward Wilde,
of Journeymen Tailors' Union No. 1S1,
of Steubenville, o.
! Henry Frazier, of Local Union No.
| SO. American Flint Glass Workers
Union.
Michael Duffy, John Harvey and
| Harry Simcox, of Local Union No. %,
/ National Brotherhood of Operative
Potters.
Ben Connolly, Thomas Prysock and
A. l.. Bauer, of Local Union No. 3,
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America.
Louis Hayes, Edward King and
Frank Smith, of Crescent Lodge, No. s,
Amalgamated Association of Iron and
Steel Workers of the United States.
The Arbitration Committee submit
ted its report regarding the case of the
merchants and the Retail Clerks Union
as to closing hours, and on motion it
was accepted.
A report from the Finance Commit
tee was very gratifying, and a motion
that it be accepted and filed carried.
The Arbitration Committee reported
bills, which were received and ordered
paid.
President Bauer then made a report
of his official duties as president of the
assembly. He said that during his term
of office, covering a period of only a
few months, his relations with the
union had been cordial and harmon
ious. During my term" he continued,
"the assembly has not been called up
on to aid in strikes, excepting a few
disputes upon minor points. But one,
fear. will be far reaching and may