The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-13
NEED FUND TO MAKE
WAR To The KNIFE
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the American Federation of Labor and
It's officials and to deprive them or
the freedom of speech freedom OF
the press and, freedom of their per-
sonal liberty.
The report arraigns IN strong Ian
guaGe those behind the injunction pro 4
ceedings, declaring that the Manufac-i
terests are Laughing III anticipated
glee" at the results they have to ac-l
complish by their efforts to discrecit
report said. are bound to fan. The re-
port declaring that the federation is
without sufficient funds TO meet the
war that the Manufacturers Associa-
ton will be able to put forth with its
alleged resources. sl,50c,000. asked for
action by this convention for the rails
ing Of the necessary funds. 80
the American Federation OF LABOR at
only has ,o per eap5a fu IN Of
expenses and emergencies.
The question OF universal urion label
among the sixty-five union labor or
ganizatlons affiliated was referred to
ported an agreement with the Rail-
road Brotherhood for united request
for Federal Legislation providing that
pre,ne colrt OF the United States shall
have authority to declare al act Of
Congress unconstitutional.
Roosevelt on Saturday last. when the
PRESIDENT was urged TO indorse and
message mess sDG 70 cengress. The ms exeeatIve
council urged the adoption of national
labor memorial day. this convention
Lincoln Farm and Memorial Associa-
ton; On behalf Of the. electrical
alleged adlscrimination ana unfair
treatment BY, the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company"
No Shortage or Skilled Labor.
The report which has been circu-
lated Throughout the Middle West and
on the Pacific slope. that there is a
west and at the navy yard at Bremerton.
was denounced as erroneous. and a
resolution from the Iron Trades, adopt
Council Of Seattle. last month. de.
nouncing this report as untrue and
asking the press TO correct the impress.
and read as information before the
convention.
8 q Rl f ss sec Of the So;
E.ducation, made u .twenty- minutes adj
dress, telling OF the work of his So
c!ety IN the one year OF its exis tence,
federation In promoting industrial and
trade education in the. country. The
subject matter Of the; address was, re-
ferred 10 the committee on eaucntlOn.
Fight on GOmpers.
Victor l.. Berger, editor of the So
cial Democratic IIerald,S and social-
FIST leader from Milwaukee,. represents
ing the Wisconsin Federation OF In
Dor, announced that lie was continuing
his fight against president Golnpcrs
and would file. protect against hts re-
election, but rthat the displacement Of
President ciompers Gould not DO loo leed
forward to at this time. Mr.. berger
SAYS he Will Introduce a resolution
calling upon Congress for tho enact
ment OF Federal legislation prevent
ing transportation In interstate COM
merce, OF schild labor manufactured
products.
Had to Settle Up.
The members OF the federo ton got
down to business again at $3.50 p. Nj,
talking up the thread which they work
ed on during the forenoon session. a
can was made to- the chalrn,en or
heen appointed, asking ifsreports We're
ready, but no meetings OF committees
mad been arranged up to that time.
COMMITTEE rooms We're Then designated
and hours set for the meetings OF the
dozen or more committees preparatory
to an early report Tomorrow,
SIN delegates We're refused seats in
| the convention because the affairs of
the organizations they represent had
not been settled with the parent body.
seats tn the convention, arrangements
I were made to have all Indebtedness
settled and the DELEGATES reinstated
| Former State Senator IT,. &, Moon, of
BnG,kngham, who has law offices both
house, lis at Alurphy's, Mr. Moon ~
There an professional business.