The Washington times., 1907-05-05
WORK FOR ALL,
SAYS UNIONIST
Approaching Settlement OF
Weather Increases De-
mand for Labor.

Said a weil-knOwn labor leader yester.
day, discussing the prosperity row being
enjoyed by the District labor: IF there
IS a man unemployed in the District now
II is his own fault There is all kinds.
Of work here. and with the settling Of
the weather there viii be a demand for
skilled and unszilled labor here. thes
Ike OF which has never beer known.
| The building operations that are startinsN
/ or are soon TO be inaugurated will breaks
I the building record in this section By ~
/ big margin"
L l. Scott, an old union printer auaf
| a member Of Columbia Union. No. iaIs5
/ has been transferred from the active "a
the superannuated list
Theodore Hodes. foreman OF Thal
| Gazette. and Miss Hattie NJ Jewett, at
one time a compositor in the Governments
/ Printing Office. were married recentIyss
and they are now on their bridal trip.
/ They viii be at home to their friendz
at ll3 L street northwest, on May ?.
Charles II. Ennis. formerly connecte1s
Z with the Government Printing OnfcaZ
now practicing law in Seattle, Wash. IL
/ reported 10 have established himself In
I a lucrative legal practice, and is IN thal
I political arena for the honors. hoping to-
return 10 Washington some day as
! Congressman from his district
Mrs. F. c. Roberts has been elected thsC
! representative Of the Woman's Auxiiarzs
I Of Columbia onion, No. I0l, International
| Typographical Union, 70 the annual COM
I vention this year
". F. P. White, aunion printer. had tina
| misfortune some time ago 70 fracture q
bone in one Of his legs. and only day.
I or Two ago he fell, sustaining a seriouss
/ injury to his thigh that necessitated hiss
removal 10 his home in Baltimore.
Isaac S. Lane, probably the oldeea
I emplOye Of the Naval gun factory. is
dead He was eighty years old and hads
/ been employed at the navy yard for
nearly half a century. He had been I'm.
I able 10 work for more than a year.
ID. D. Heming, relic Of the old arruos<
/ OF hand Jypesetters, has opened I'D -.
little business enterprise Of his own ana
is doing well.
David Walton. an active organized,
labor leader, Is just back from short
stay with friends in Ohio. where he
went Tor brief rest. He made a touSss
! OF the State in an auto.
/ President J. c. Parsons, OF Columbia.
Union. No. IL, who has been absent for
several weeks at the bedside OF his agedi
mother in her last illness at the old
FAMILY home in Union Springs, Ala
returned home this week.
4 Emmett L. Adams. president OF Dis
/ trict Lodge, No. IS. International As
/ scciation OF Machinists, has been In.
Bridgeport Conn, following Instructions
/ Of President James O'Conneu. of thss
/ international association. adjudicatinEs
/ the trouble existing there between ths.
members OF that organization and er1s.
| pioying machinists.
( George a. Tracey is announced as II
candidate for president OF the InternzSs
uonal Typographical Union. and MarsSs
Barnun for secretary.
This ticket for officers Of Columbia
/ Union No 10l. I T L, has been noulss
I mated:
For president, J. Monroe Krieter ana
| I. c. Parsons: for vice president. w. f.
1 ".
/ bod; for treasurer, James E. Bright: fors
/ trustee. Joseph c. Whyte; for sergeantal
alarms. Gary E. Walters; for door
keeper. n. c. Stops; for auditors, n
( ". Carter, c. ". Radley, Louis C.
| NOgt; for delegates to l. T. L. cnnver-l
/ ton, Offices under the Governmental
John A. Huston, Harry J. Redfeld. s.,
/ NJ. Simpson, H W. Templar, John A.
/ Onyun, William r. Love- Offices nots
under the Government, Bella S Feeneya
I Charles J. Wiley; alternates, Offices unss
/ der the Government, o. d. Hyler, Elmer
4 Dement,, John H Hooper; Offices not ur-l
/ der the Government, Walter Brooks,l
James Warener, Joseph Sicily
( The elections will take place Wednes-.
day, May Is
Central Labor Union has appointed Cd
committee 10 look into the advisa bility-l
Of the establishment OF a daily paper to-
be published in the interest of organizeds
labor in the District Of Columbia. The
committee is composed Of ). H. Riggles,i
J. L Feeney. and W. w Beattie.
The Post chapel has adopted resolu-
tons expressive of its sympathy for,
President T. c. Parsons in the death
Of his mother.
At a recent meeting OF Columbia
Union, No. 10l, an old member seeking,
reinstatement was accorded the unusual
distinction of receiving forty-three white.
balls favoring reinstatement and fiftv-'
six black balls opposing it.
The union printers have again COM
tributed TO the Fairgrounds fund of tha.
Associated Cbarftfer This time sbov-l
gave SO. On former occasions they have
contributed hundreds Of dollars.
+. N p. Montague, w d. Thorntouse
Thomas A Mitchell have been appointed
the election board OF Columbia Union, =.
7. c.
The union printers Of Washington ara
taking aggressive steps for perfectinzl
plans that VIII assure all work turned.
out from union shops TO bear the unioul
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