The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-13

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight:
Carpenters council. Labor Temple.
Plaster Tenders. Labor Temple.
Plumbers, Labor Temple
Central Labor union. Labor Temple.
3. T. COUNCIL UNITES FOR ACTION.
In order that there many be greater
success for the movements Of the work
ing forces of the Building Trades couu-
Gil In the future and that the differences
between the various crafts and the en-
ployers may be more successfully adjudi-
Gated steps were taken last evening To
have concerted action on the part OF the
unions affiliated whenever there is any
dispute 10 arise
The question has been before the coun-
Gil for the past few weeks and after the
executive committee had drafted reso-
luton embodying all the essential ideas
needed for the success OF the move IL
was framed into n resolution and sent
10 the several unions for discussion and
endorsement.
Each OF the unions In turn took up the
matter and discussed Il I'm its various
phases so that whatever action taken
might be for the best good and the re-
suit was that the resolution was en-
dorsed. Last evening the last OF tho
unions reported on the same and today
the resolution is presented to the pub
lie
BY federating themselves according 10
this resolution there is more possibility
than any question 70 arise between one
trade at work on Job, and the employers
will be settled without much delay and
the employers will be more willing and
desirous OF having a settlement reached
as soon as possible.
The resolution which all the unions
sanctioned by referendum vote and bound
themselves by was as follows:
Whereas. Immediate action IA APP
parently necessary TO keep the building
trades movement In an active state OF
preservation. and as the first essential
20 union progress must OF necessity be
the displacement OF the non-union man.
therefore be IL
Resolved. That the following resolution
- submitted TO all affiliated locals 10 be
voted on by referendum vote and returned
20 the Building Trades council not later
1han Sept. 2s. 1905:
First. The affiliated unions OF the coun-
Gil agree that the carpenters plumbers
and plasterers be constituted a composite
body 10 act as follows, with a view to the
attainment OF a more perfect Organization
OF the building trades
Second. Each OF the above trades shall
rsfuse TO work with any man OF either
trade who Is not I'm possession OF the
quarterly working card OF the Providence
Building Trades council. after the first
meeting night in the month OF each local.
party hereto
Third. Each trade party hereto shall re-
fuse 20 work on any Job alteration or
otherwise where non-union men OF either
trade had been employed previous 20 the
time or either trade coming on the job.
unless satisfactory arrangements 20 each
trade for the employment OF union labor
thereafter are made with the employer
jn question.
After the resolution WAS adopted the
remainder ~ the time ~ the meeting
was devoted 10 routine matters A com
munication was received from local
bonding company stating that the bond
Of the treasurer was about 10 expire
and the same needed attention. The
matter was taken UP and the order given
Go renew the bond
Mr.. Louis Thops of tho Labor day
committee made a report for the labor
DAY committee announcing The fact that
n sum ~ money was 20 be received as
portion OF the proceeds OF tho celebration
This was not ne large as has been the
case In other years but was better than
expected under .the circumsta tances. The
committee was given vote OF thanks
and discharged.
The committee having IN charge the
kiley brewery matter stated that the
hrm had sent letter 60 the business
agent of the PAINTERS announcing that
The trouble had been remedied and that
hereafter there would be nothing but
union painters employed
The resolution mentioned above was
hen acted upon and a committee % three
was appointed 20 act with three from
Zach ~ the unions mentioned and 10
report AZ the next meeting
The tinsmiths stated that their trouble