The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
OFFICERS OF MANY
UNIONS ELECTED
Committees Appointed to Ar
range for the Great Labor
Day Parade
Business Agent of Walters
Union Reports Steady In
creases in Demand for Help
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rpNIrr The following have
Csz9Es S1sss592esCcogK5-1 been elected officers
wa gon drivers
union for the ensuing term:
]. Morrison president; {. Parker, vice preSi-
dent: +. kragen. financial secretary; T. Levy,
recording secretary: I. Moiteret treasurer; B.
ratt. warden. z. Simons, marshal; Ii. F. Nc
Mshon. c. Bowling and o. Anderson trustees.
The following were selected 10 represent the
union in various bodies: .. Anderson, B. Sui
livan and ]. Fitzgerald, delegates TO the labor
council: c. krimpof, D. Shudmack and c.
Bowling, delegates TO Asiatic exclusion league
The union has appointed c. Parker,
NJ. Casey, Z. Kragen, E. Simmons and
J. Morrison committee TO arrange an
entertainment and dance to be given
in Golden Gate Commandery hall
July %.
At the last meeting of the cooks
helpers union, local No. 1l0. the follow
ing were installed as officers for the
current term:
J. Schwarz, president; a. waldmann. vice
president; Henry Huber, financial secretary
treasurer; NJ. L. Meyer. business agent; Paul
Girborn. chaplain; John Collins conductor; Ar
thur Wilson, Paul Girborn and William E. King,
trustees; L. Nelson, A Wilson. r. Seguesser,
p. Lovetich, F. Martin and Louis Irwin, e9ecu-
tive board; a. Waldman. A. Wilson, ]. c. Nor
rs. joint executive board; Paul Girborn. George
Jacobson R P-itchard, alternates; Henry HUI
her. A. Wilson, J. Schwarz, VI. L. Meyer and
William E King, delegates to the San Fran
cisco labor council.
Walters union No. so at its last
meeting appointed E. H. Baker, H
Elbing and Bert La Rue a committee
to arrange for a ball to be given at a
date TO be agreed upon later. Louis
Franceour and George Reynolds were
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business agent reported to the meet
ing that there is a noticeable improve
ment in business and that there is a
greater demand for walters for the
summer resorts than usual Theo
Johnson, late financial secretary, has
gone to Vallejo for business and vaca-
tion.
Local % of the upholsterers' interna-
elected the following as officers for the
ensuing term:
j. W. Nicholson, president: L. Sausett, vice
president; N. Boepple, recording secretary;
telita. treasurer; P. E. Lynch, sergeant at
arms; J. Koerner. trustee; L. Harris A. Jack
son. R. T. Barry. executive committee; B. B.
gates to the labor council; B. B. RosenthaI, G.
Muller and j. Mea, delegate to the Asiatic
exclusion league; B. B. Rosenthal, business
agent.
Casters and molders' union No. has
had the following installed for the cur
rent term:
II; Leary, president; ]. orlandi. vice president;
recording secretary: David Casci. treasurer: G.
Pasquini warden: ". s. Martin. F. Kellett and
G. Wilson, trustees. The following were ap-
ell: h. Leary, z. Sawyer aud E. Faux. The
union mas voted TO parade on labor day.
The musicians union, local No. 6, has
stricken the names of II members from
its roll in accordance with constitu-
tional requirements. and has suspended
101 members for nonpayment of dues.
Joseph n. Weber, president of the
American federation Of musicians, Wis
tied the locals headquarters last week
and addressed the members. He is on
his way to Seattle. At his particular
request the local did not provide re-
ception and entertainment In his honor.
After his return to New York he will
leave for Vienna to attend the congress
OF musicians.
Electrical workers, local No. 537, has
had the following Installed as officers
for the current term:
F. Plotner president; Il. Scrnber, vice presi-
dent; S. Noon, recording secretary; S. Stowe,
financial secretary; S Skrog and ]. Walsh. in,
spectors; ]. Marshall. F. Plotner J. walters
D. Cameron, Edward Sutton and George FlatIey.
logg, II. Scrinber, A. Allison, F. Plotner and
D. Keefe were selected as hall directors.
The recently elected officers of the
street, concrete and asphalt workers
union were installed for the current
term at the last regular meeting, after
which seven candidates were initiated.
This union will be represented in the
building trades council by William
Meakin, P. ]. Tierney, L. B. Higgins,
William F. Dwyer, John Marion. Dan
iel Stewart, John Murphy. John Weide-
mann and John Forsyth.
Frederick c. Muller, Alfred Murphy,
John McFadden, Edward Perry and w
H. Urmy, special committee of the
building trades athletic association,
has prepared a constitution and bylaws
for the government OF that orgapiza-
tion which will be presented to the
meeting (" be held this afternoon III
the Building Trades temple.
Sheet metal workers union No. 104,
at its meeting Friday night, decided to
have each of its members register for
the next primary election. The union
wants all its members to take an active
part in municipal, state and national
affairs. This union will parade with
the building trades council on Labor
day. but will not have a uniform.
At the last meeting Of cooks union
No. ~, Frank Holt, recently installed
as president, was granted three weeks
vacation. He has gone to AIvarado
During the meeting one elected candi-
date was initiated and nine applica-
tions. for membership were presented.
The next meeting of the state council
Of retail clerks, at which there will be
present representatives from every
local in the state. is to be held next
/ Sunday in San Rafael, under the auspi-
ces of the local in that place.
The sugar workers union at it's lest
regular meeting appointed a commit.
tee to arrange the details for the
unions show in the parade on Labor
day. Seven candidates. favorably re.
ported on, were initiated.
Branch /, amalgamated society O.
carpenters and joiners. has elected K
Maclean steward to visit the sick, alsC
E ]. Lawler. vice president and audi
tor. vice w. Mitchell, resigned.
The laborers' protective association