The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-26

unable o.tobtain steady employment while Of
fciating as such. = x.:.>., r.. H.. .
:, ALBERT Huebscher, formerly president Of the
local Photo Engrayers' Union, has gone to Gin,
cinnati, his old home, where he intends to- re-
j; d. O'Brien has resigned the office Of vice
president Of the2 Bill Posters and Billers Union
and Fay Bordwell has been elected to fill the
The Allied Printing Trades Council has voted
in favor of the 3-cent per capita assessment for
Labor Day proposed by the Trades Assembly
President Puerner Of ST., Paul Musicians Union
No. 30, has been elected to represent his union N,
at the national convention to be held In New
York in June. |.-i,:i y "-.t% Wy
:, The special committee appointed by the Trades
Assembly to consider the adYisability of Great
Se aren't TT for es
Cured in the report. 80" ~
Business Agent O'Connell has been elected
financial secretary of the Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers Union: vice J. =. Cole, who has
removed from the city. A. D. Harris was elect
ed recording secretary. ..as.f
The st. Cloud, Mimi, Quarrymen's union has
men. The union was organized under the aus
pieces of the State Federation Of tab9r and is
! The Weekly Bulletin, the official paper Of the
! United Garment Workers OF America, says $50,
| 600 year is being spent in advertising ana
million million labels are used Weekly BY 800 trims.
/ About fifty members of the local Tailors'
|, Union went to st. Paul last week, where they
were entertained. by the members OF the lSt.
! Paul union. The Minneapolis union is prepar.
ing to entertain. the st. Paulites some time next
month. :-,,ta2r- ia x = Is Is. --.,s- - -,5..
Joseph Unger,' second vice president Of the
international Printing Freshmen and Assistants
| Union, was in the, twin cities for few
days. Mr., Unger assisted in the adjustment OF
some differences between employers and the union
| III st. Paul =.
| Charles L. James, chairman Of: the Fedora
tion council and business agent in the twin
cities for the International. Boot and Shoe
Workers union. will visit the northern part
of his craft. =" = ss;s5>s+t & -
mems ms pfGp nion new VAS sea1 read at the las
meeting of the Trades Assembly and received
! the Endorsement of that body. An effort Will be
made to induce the employers to adopt 1T ano
sign working agreement 80 fSf;s ~,
I a smoke social and open meeting will be giyel
| at Alexanders hall Monday evening by TIA.
BARRIERS Union. feature of the occasion vii
an interesting nature will contribute to the en-
i jOXment of those attending cordial invita-
ton is extended to the public.
The new scale Of the st. Paul Team Drivers
union;I which calls for an increase of 25 cents
u day, has been Endorsed by the Transfers
Joint council and will become effective April
/, providing the proposed scale is signed by the
employers. II the increase is not granted the
men will not report for work. 81,
Miss, Edith Kissinger. has been elected presi
having resigned. Miss Sadie Gum and Mis-
Gertie Gum were elected delegates to tn
1 Trades Assembly and Mrs. Lamp and: Mis-
Lenora Michaelson will represent. the union Il
the Allied Printing Trades Council. .a7's:t,ss@::