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' OUT 0ets Down IA :
Colorado Springs. co,o.
sensational development, o.,
the opening session of Ii. Al.
annual convention Of n.
slonai Typographical Union i, !.
Theater. this city. Monday.
The convention was call.s !.
At 10 o'clock by Charlie, nv.
perintendent OF the pr,r,.~s 100
and chairman of the conys,,,
mittee. Rev. c. S. Brook. e1.N ~ y.
Christian Church delivered + ~ - y
ton. while welcome speechs. % ~
livered by William j. sn,s,.
dem dent Of Colorado Springs SIM Tyn.
ical Union No. So; Henri yr :
mayor OF Colorado Springs. ,s,... =.
tives OF the City Council - p...
County Commissioners. en,ms ~
commerce. Merchants a,s0ss.s
real estate exchange and press
President Lynch Of the Jn,s,,.s
typographical Union resno,S.I
these addresses. s
After the welcoming adars,.
convention Immediately 20, So,,
business. Among the impor,m
1ects taken up was that Of an Inrs,,,
ton OF the management Of ina M,
Printers Home In this city as,r
OF the purchase OF supplies tros 4
zens' alliance firms: the up,e,,.s
L. c. Shepard OF Grand Rapids n.
igan. as trustee OF the home. IN 3,
OF G. A. Armstrong Of Toronto h
ada. and a continuance Of ,hs n
hour fight against the United T,r
etae Of America.
A protest from the local wo.,
Labor union pointing out the t,c 4
the Printers Home is purchasI,,
piles from the members OF the CIR
alliance and requesting tha. oaly h
trustees unfavorable to this p,oest1
be elected. was taken up by c. wN
OF Kansas City. Fear moved 10
point a committee to inyestisa,s (
conduct OF the Home manass.a
This was ruled out Of order s,n|
Home committee already exists d
antagonists OF the Citizens L-s,I
however. will probably bring The .
ter up again in another form ~
the close OF the convention.
The eight-hour committee ap7d1I
by President Lynch met and isrz
lated plans for a continuance d 4
fight against the typothe,ae. IL I
nual report OF President Lynch 'eril
the amicablc agreement ri,A
American Newspaper Publisher
ISOLATION and points out iha, IL
ccutive council OF the Typos1vlA
union recommends for adopta
agreement for the ensuing year. ~
Is but slightly modified from iA !
mer one. The elghthour day AL
bor campaign are strongly connss1
The earthquake at San Franei,es
mentioned. together with The III
sent there by the executive eor,ra Z
81, 900 TO the other California eio's
An important resolution sn z
introduced by Mayo Parei,i Of Cis
ton, who moved that 1, be mae :
pulsory to hold the annual eoa'ss.
In Colorado Springs every fos' q
years. In order that the delesa's
made acquainted with the un'os "a
ers' Home In this city.
The following officers were ".
Recording clerk, Max HAYES ~
ant secretary.treasurer. y. L. Nef.
gunrd, II. A. Scholion.
A notable feature OF the eoo',.' -
was the figure S and the vo'a
five and one-half feet high, es,la.
wrought in tissue paper Of e'x
white. The presidents OF the ~. I.
local unions. together WIN r'cr =,
Lynch OF the international l!w-
IcaI Union. met ut the Anien :;
tonight to discuss the eishtnoIa,
Most OF the delegates a''eaa"
pixies Peak Press Club '''
hight. =, ~. n
ans auxiliary OF the i,a ln'.,.V !. n
typographical Union, held held ,ss,s y "
mon hall to-day. welcome sas
were delivered by Mayor ha., .ss ~ y,
w. II. Snyder. president OF ". W., \. Z
Sunshine Auxiliary NO. ~. ~, % d
ponneli OF Greensburg, inaisut, ,.,,I.r'
dent OF the international .Sn ,u. n,,saI
sponded. A feature was !ne sr",ir r
tion to Mrs. Donnell by MIS-. =. 0u ~
a gnvel made from the san sa,n, mi
bound in gold as was w a.
sented to President Lyncn' ,.sa
tees were appointed on la", ~ n
dcntiais and resolutions. ,nr.,ai,sl ~