The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-13
NO ELECTION
As Yet Takes Place ola Pfesi-
dent of Glass Work
erS' Union.

The meeting Of the window glass
wage commissioners was 10 have TAX
en- place in Cleveland Thursday.
says the Commoner and Glass Work
er. but was postponed until Friday,
owing to the non-arrival OF some OF
the manufacturers lists. The Exec
utive BOARD OF the NtIonal Window
Glass Workers was in session Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week. There was special meeting
OF the executive board at Cleveland,
which was called at the request OF
four members OF the board. The
result OF the third ballot for president
again failed TO elect. Voting sheets
were again sent out. The result Of
the third ballot Is as follows:
President-A. l.. Faulkner, 721;
William cready. ST.. %; Henry 81
mon. 10; Hudson Campbell, >; George
Harbert, S49; George L Perkins.
25s; George Rozzell. SO; Daniel
Camp. 90: Frank s. Martz. 10.
President Faulkner would have
probably been reelected on the third
ballot except that several voting
sheets arrived after the closing OF the
polls and too late to be counted.
Executive Board, Blowers-Joseph
NJ. Newman, 1872; IIlle Montrosc.
435: August Tourney. rs: Albert ) /.
Hanklns, 224: Samuel Davids, II:
Arthur W Briggs. 27s; William b.
Jakeway. So; Allen Atkinson. els.
Joseph n Newman and Hile Mont
roes having received a majority over
all votes cast werg declared elected.
Joseph Newman for the two year
term and Hne Montrose for the one
year term.
Executive Board, Gatherers-Harry
Butler 4O2; william F. Stewart, 467;
August Jennart, 107: Fred Best, so:
Charles RettIg. 40; Oliver Webb. $40;
james b. Kelley, 1853; Frank Miller.
100: Wilson Chamberlain. 73.
William f. Stewart and o. p.
Webb having n majority over all votes
cast were declared elected Oliver
Webb receiving the highest number OF
votes was elected for the two year
term and William f. Stewart for the
one year term.
Scale Committee. Blowers-John II.
Fees, 241; Robert A. Murphy. III;
j. Howard Kelley, $50: Peter u.
Amos. 2l5; T. ] Bordius, As; Samuel
Cutler. 80; Thomas Dixon. l02: Frank
II. Peacock, 20: William G.. Phillips.
l39: william Bair, Sr.. 6s; Joseph
Richards. $50; Tony w. Smith. %;
Harry H. VenderErift, 81; William
c. Well, 220.
The names OF William Bair and T.
j. Bordias were dropped from the
list.
Scale Committee, Gatherers--
Conrad Funfrock, 2O2; William Conn.
3l4: William Guskell, sol: Charles
Mann. $3.50: Frank Green. 10; Forest
Campbell. 1871; Aramis Joris. 124.
The names of Frank Green and
hramis Joris were dropped from the
sheet.
Scale Committee, Flatteners-Rob-
crt Andris. %: Thomas Lunney. a.:
Alonzo Mulholland, "a; Lawrence
Gesner. 81. r.
Lawrence Gessner and Thomas
I.nley having received a majority
over all votes cast were declared
elected, Lawrence Gessncr for the two
year term and Thomas Lunney for
the one year term.
Court Onlccrs-James Conrad, 5S5;
Ellsworth Albertson, 1858; John Nc
Coy, $40
James Conrad and Ellsworth AL
bcrtson receiving the highest number
of votes cast were declared elected.
The teller appointed to count the
executive board vice president resolu-
ton recommended that another ballot
he ordered for the reason that NUM-
Der OF the members Of ut. Vernon.
o., had voted twice through mistake.
thereby ilIegalizlng the Mt Vernon
voting sheet. and that being the de-
Gliding sheet. Mr.. Hcrbel positively
refused to accept the office unless the
entire vote cast should be above sus-
ut1sfon mr. renrpucn