The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1901-06-15

from the unfair list and placing said
firms ON the fair list and directing sec
| rotary to forward said resolution to
! said firms. Adopted.
Resolution No. 10-Deploring the
| cause that led up to the downfall Of the
label Of the Woodworkers' union in
Minneapolis and pledging the support
of the federation in every effort to have
the union label recognized by the affili-
ated union in Minnesota. Adopted.
Resolution No. 11-Requesting the
board of managers Of the State Fair
association to open the state fair on
some other day than Labor Day, the
same to begin in 1902. Adopted.
Resolution No. 12-Extending SYM
pathy and support to the machinists
Of the Twin Cities in their efforts to
establish a shorter workday. Adopted.
Resolution No. 13-That the Mime
sofa Union Advocate be Endorsed as
the official paper of the State Fedora
ton Of Labor, and that the Union, Of
Minneapolis, and the Labor World, of
ment, and we urge upon the organ
lied men of the cities in which these
papers are published to give them the
support which their advocacy of the
cause of labor so we'll merits. Adopted.
Resolution No. 14-Criticising the
state supreme court for it's decision in
a case brought by the st. Paul Hack
and Cab Drivers Union against the St.
Paul Union Depot company. Adopted.
Resolution No. 15-Appropriating the
sum Of $39.75 due St. Paul Trades and
Labor Assembly. Adopted.
Resolution No. 16-Pledging support
only such laundries as employ union
help, and instructing the organizers to
Immediately begin the task Of form
ing unions Of said craft where there are
none at present. Adopted.
Resolution No. 17-F'avoring the
passage of a law that will provide for
the education of all children eight or
more years old until they have reached
the age of sixteen, unless found physi-
cally unable by school boards to pur-
sue the studies, or unless it be proven
to the satisfaction of said school
boards that the children are taught at
home the branches of study usually
taught in public schools, subject to the
same examinations as pupils of the
public schools; also, that the labor
press and union men generally agitate
the passage of such law until it shall
appear on the statute books. Adopted.
Resolution No. 18-That the secre-
tary of the State Federation Of Labor
and the secretary OF TIE Federation
Council be instructed to correspond
with the state hoard of control setting
forth the desire OF the federation in
regard to convict-made goods and urge
upon them the desirability Of having
all goods made by convicts marked
prison Made" Adopted.
Resolution No. 19-Admitting frater-
nal delegates from the Retail Liquor
Dealers association of Minneapolis.
Rejected.
Resolution No. .20-To organize
womans Label League in the city Of
Minneapolis. Adopted.
Resolution No. 21-Urging upon all
laboring men the duty of studying
economic questions, in order that they
may have a clear understanding of the
methods to be used in lettering their
conditions, and commencing the stand
taken by the Social Democratic party
in supporting the organized labor
movement, and it's efforts in educating
the masses in economic lines and its
untiring efforts for the betterment of
mankind. Laid on the table.
Resolution No. 22-Requesting every
union man in the state to call for the
shop card of the Journeymen BARRIERS
union. Adopted.
Resolution No. 23-Condemning the
actions of certain individuals in using
the name and proceedings of the State
Federation of Labor for the purpose of
Individual gain; also, that the officers
of the federation be instructed to give
only such persons access to the records
and proceedings as are duly author
lied by the Federation Council Laid
on the table.
Resolution No. 24-Directing that the
secretary of the State Federation of
Labor and the Trades Assemblies of
the various cities be requested to COM
municate with the clergymen of the
various cities with view to preach
ing sermon on Labor" on the Sun
day preceding Labor Day. Adopted.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.