Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-12
Political Program.

THE committee concurs in that
part of the presidents address regu-
lating the new political program to be
followed by the union laborerse in the
state of Iowa to the end that union la
Dor candidates may receive the undi
7, vided support of the members Of or
ganized labor regardless of party affili-
alton
"The committee heartily approves
the action Of our executive committee
in its efforts to assist in the spreven-
ton and cure of tuberculosis through
out the state and recommends that an
appropriation of $40 be contributed to
the circulation of leaflets throughout
the state.
1.-THE committee instructs the legis.
lative committee to secure the enact
nent of law exempting all personal
earnings from execution for liabilities
or debts.
The Union Label.
"The committee concurs in that part
of the presidents report regarding the
convention appropriate 500 for the
purpose of advertising the same, pro-
yiding the funds of the treasury will
warrant the expenditure.
Resolved, That we reaf1rm our op-
position to the existing contract Of
convict labor system, holding it to be
unjust to fair employers and the wage
Garner r
The Delegates.
Following are the delegates seated
in the convention:
Ed Atkins, Ottumwa; Henry Brett
enstein, Keokuk; w. K. Benegar,, Dav-
export, H. H. Boettger, Davenport; e.
D. Burch. Des Moines; G. ID. Belden,
Dubuque; e. o. Chinn, Ottumwa; A.
| B. Clark, Burlington; George p. Chad
wick, Ottumwa; Thos. H. Carlin, Os.
kaloosa; Frank Cameron, Oskaloosa;
Robert Cowap, Oskaloosa; D.. G. Car
ter, Oelwein; A. J. Gronkhite, Cedar
Rapids; E. E. Currier, Cedar Rapids;
]. M. Carl, Cedar Rapids; Chas. e.
Chapman, Cedar Rapids; Geo. G. Camp
bell, Clinton; Theo. Christensen. Clin-
ton; Geo. W. Dunlap, Keokuk; Ernest
R. Dubois, Ottumwa; Mary Doyle, OF
tumwa; j. c. Dyer, Dubuque; w. T.
Doolittle, Carbonate; e. F. Doris,
Des Moines; e. R. Davis, Ottumwa;
A. B. Davenport, Sioux City; j. J. En-
gel, Muscatine; H. W. Enyart, Eldon;
| o. w. Erickson, Davenport; Lewis Ed
wards, Evans; Geo. w. Ferguson, OF
tumwa; M. Furtney, Keokuk; Geo. w.
Ginder, Sioux City; ]. G. Garretson,
Ottumwa; G. A. Gustaveson, Ottumwa;
E. Hiatt; Des Moines; Geo. Heck, Bur
lington; D. ]. Hemmy, Keokuk; P. ].
Hess, Ottumwa; John d. Hoeck, DAY.
EXPORT; G. G. Humphrey, Ottumwa; e.
e. Highly Cedar Rapids; ]. F. Hagan,
Jerome; L. M. Hawver, Waterloo; L.
P. Joyce, Des Moines; M. W. Jones,
Ottumwa; j.. Jacobson, Des Moines;
c.. ]. Kehm, Des Moines; A. W. Kool,
]. H.. Kramer, Cedar Rapids; L. l..
I Lightner, Ottumwa; Geo. M Lucas,
Louis Layhman, .Des .Moines; Joseph
Mohr, Marshalltown; Albert Morris,
Ottumwa; Mrs. Frank Morgan, Du-
buque; John. Mcmillan, Ottumwa; w.
H. Murphy, Ottumwa; D. Melloy, ST.
mon Miller, Dubuque; G. H. Brooch,
Marshalltown; J.. H. Kelson, Council
Bluffs; John G. Nietzel, Muscatine;
j. B. Nesbit, Des .Moines; Chas. O'Mal.
ley Burlington; ]. ". Osborn, F. C.
Odem,. Oskaloosa; T. O,Connell, Des
Moines; w. S. Pinkerton, Burlington;
F. F. Painter, Des Moines; Edwin Per.
ry, Oskaloosa; Geo. J. Pickett, j. Pear.
son, P. D. Queney, Ottumwa; j. F.
Ream, Oskaloosa; j. F. Ream, Clar.
india; J. F. Ream, Beacon;
G. F. Russell, Cedar Rapids; c. Robb
Fort Madison; John G. Rogers, Eldon;
= A. E. Rapp, Council Bluffs; j. o. Sta
ley, Des Moines; Ed Schrempf, Du
buque; Alfred Sheppard, Des Moines;
Nellie Sloan, Ottumwa; G. 4. Smith
Ottumwa; J. 3. Shank, Sioux City; J.
| H. Sweeney, ottmwa; James Stewart
| Waterloo; R. E, Sperry, Sioux City;
lie. A. Sallee, Ottumwa; R. G. Stewart
i Cedar Rapids; Claud Sullivan, Fort
Madison; ]. H. Strict, Sioux City; Liz
i zie Sullivan, Ottumwa; J. S. -Shadford
Des Moines; w. T. Snyder, Davenport;
| S. c. Turner. Ottumwa; G. F. Taylor
i Cedar Rapids; A. L. Urick, Des
Moines; NJ H. Titus, Burlington; Tony
1 Weidlech, Cedar Rapids; A.. C.. War
then, Sioux City; Fred Webb, Sioux
City; D. w. Wentworth, Des Moines;
Fritz Wright, Berwick.
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