The Washington times., 1907-07-14
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pioneer labor organization, speaking Of
this matter, sad the SO added 10 the
local fund In some cities ran the amount
I'D 70 $500. and may be looked upon IS
lie insurance as well as burial fund.
The Alexandria. Va. Trades Council
has determined 10 join hands with
Central Labor Union OF this city in its
movement against the open shop IN tie
District Of Columbia
The marriage OF Frank =. orr. a
union machinist Of the navy yard and
Mrs Louisa +. Frfdinger, Is announced
In Hagerstown. Nd. They are now AZ
Palm Beach, Fla.
W F. Brown. S. D. Cole. and oliver
T. Beaumont, OF Columbia Lodge. No.
ia. 1. a. NJ, have been elected to re-
ceive the referendum vote OF the two
lodges OF this city for international ON
GERS. The vote is now being taken.
The newly organized Navy Yard Citi-
zens Association Is largely composed OF
property owners employed in the navy
yard. Its temporary officers are A. G.
Herman. chairman; Harry z Gladnan,
secretary, and r II. Bagby, financial
secretary and treasurer.
These new delegates TO Central Lalor
Union have been elected b. the organi-
nations indicated
Journevnen Stone Cutters Assocla-
tion-PhiIip Ruppreck. vice Henry HopD.
steam Engineers. No. 9+-John Nell
vain. Charles H Mcdowell. p L Cogs,
Daniel Redmond. and Thomas Z. Car
ter.
international Association OF Marble
workers.. Heating. NJ Duffy, and D
/ Ryan
| Cigar Makers Local Union, No. 10
James Stokes. w whitehead. J. Sobel,
! c. J. Hueter. and J. RittennohT-
I International Union Steam Engineers
Local III. W. Croft, William McGli-
vary. James Goodwin, Edward MUSE.
and II. 7. Ackers-
Robert Glockling. president Of the In
iternational Brotherhood OF BOOkOtnders
Of North America. paid the Washington
| local an official visit on his way 20
Akron, Ohio. TO look into the lockout
there. He said the eight-hOur work
day would go into effect on October L
Fred " Fox has been elected dele
gate BY Bakery Drivers Union. No %.
70 the fifth annual convention OF the In
ternatlonaI Brotherhood Of Transfers.
that meets IN Boston on August 5.
John Weber. OF Bakers Union. No. us.
mas been elected delegate TO the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor convention in
Norfolk
John H Brinkman. international see
rotary OF the Carriage and Wagon
Workers International Union OF North
America. with headquarters IN this city,
reports conditions Of his body as -four
: ishing financially and growing rapidly
in numbers and strength all over the
country.
The last issue Of the Trades Unionist.
the official organ CT the Central Labor
Union and Alexandria Trades Council
and OF the American Federation OF La
, Dor, was an eigat-page paper OF six col
umns running over with live topical ia
Dor news Of interest to every labor man
In the District OF Columbia Sam De
Nedrey, the new editor, has shown his
ability to make a fine paper and prom
ises to do even better.
The newly elected officers Of the Re-
tail Clerks Protective Association No.
20 are: D. r. Manning, president: Il.
o. Brubaker. first vice president; E. Il.
Bachrach, second vice president; Les
! ter J. Pollock, corresponding and finan-
cial secretary; a Stern. recorder; JO-
seph MOsher, treasurer; S T. Munay.
guardian. and H c. Cole. guide.
! Columbia Lodge. No Isl. Brotherhood
OF Railroad Trainmen OF the Pennsyl-
J vania and Baltimore and Ohio systems,
> will hold its annual outing at Chesa-
e peake Beach tomorrow. Athletic sports
e and prizes for the sale OF tickets viii
, be the features aside from the attrac-
tons and pleasures OF the resort c
L Gerard. J. W. Atkins, o. J. Boyle.
and L. Raeder win judge the sports
s and award prizes. W. b Waters. J. 7
r Bond. D. s. McMahan, o. J. Boyle. ard
n l. Raeder are the committee OF ar
I rangcments. A national officer OF the
! | body viii deliver an address The
/ party will return TO the city on the late
e night schedule