The age-herald., 1901-08-12
Plan Proposed by the Mine Workers Committee Would
 Make Situation Worse
LIST OF THE ORGANIZATION
If the Council of Presidents and Sec. retaries Is Called to Help Amalqa- mated Association a4 Unions
 Will Take Part

Indianapolis, Ind. August 1.-The call of the executive committee of the United Mine Workers on President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor to convene council of the presidents and secretaries of the various national and international unions affiliated with the organization to devise plans for assisting the Amalgamated Association in its strug- gle will if acted on, affect eighty-four national organizations with a membership of 100000 workmen. The organizations whose officers would answer such a call are:
 Actors National Protective Union; AL lied Metal Mechanics International As- sociation; Bakers and Confectioners' As- sociation; Barbers International Union; Blacksmith's International Brotherhood; Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders' Brotherhood; Bookbinders International Brotherhood; Boot and Shoe Workers Union; Brewery Workers National Uion; Brickmakers National Alliance; Bridge and Structural Iron Workers of America; Broommakers' Internationa association; Carpenters and Joiners of GAmerica: Car penters' and Joiners Amalgamated; Car riage and Wagonmakers' International Union; Carvers' Association of North America; Chairmakers' National Union of the United States; Cigarmakers Interna- tional Union of America; Clerts' Interno- tional Protective Association: Co0ssra' l International Union of America; Co1e Makers International Union Curtain | Operatives of America; Drivers Inter national Union: Electrical Workers of America; Hoisting Engineers National Brotherhood; Steam Engineers Interna- tional Union; Engineers Amalgamated Society; Watch Case Engravers' Interna- tfonal Association; Stationery F1remens' International Brotherhood; Filters and Helpers National Association; United Mine Workers of America; Mine Work CTS Progressive Union; Iron Molders' Un- ion of North America; American Federa- tion of Musicians; Oil and Gas Well Wor- kers' International Brotherhood; Brother hood of Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers of America: Pattern Makers League of North America; United Asso- citation of Plumbers. Gas Filters. Steam Filters and Steam Filters Helpers; Ma tional Steel and Copper Plate Printers Union of the United States; Internatior- al Printing Pressmen's Union; National Brotherhood of Operative Potters; Order of Railway Clerks of America; Amalga- mated Association of Street Railyaw Employes of America; Order of Railway Telegraphers Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen; International Seamens Un-
 
 ion: Spinners' Associations; Etage Elm ployees National Alliance; Stove Moun- ters' International Nnion; Tailors' Union of America: International Union of Textile Workers of Amerlca' international Tile Layers Union; I'm Plate Workers International Protective 1rnion of America: Tobacco Workers h. ternational Union: United Garment Workers of America; International Ladies Garment Workers Union; Glass Bowi Blowers Association of the United states and Canada; American Flint Glass Makers Union; International Association of Amalgamated Glass Workers; Granite Cutters National Union; Granders Ma tional Union; United Matters Of North America; International Union of Horse shoers of the United States and Cana da: Hotel and Restaurant Employers International Alliance; Bartenders Inter national League of America; Amalgama- ted Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers; Jewelry Workers Union of America; International Long Shoremen's Association; International Association of Machinists; Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher wofKnen of North Ameri- ca; Metal Polishers, Buffers, Platers and Brass workers Union of North Ameri- ca; United Metal Workers International Union; International Union of Trunk and Baggage Workers: International Typo praphical Union; Upholsters' Internation- al Union of North America; Weavers Amalgamated Association; American Wire Weavers' Protective Association; Wood Workers International Union of America.
 The feeling here is that President Com pers will issue the call.
 Vice President Wilson of the mine workers says the suggestion originated with the mine workers.
 The meeting would probably be held in Pittsburg.
 kIlkED BY A NEGRO.