The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-06-26

The services Of an nssQFganiZer to aid
Ia getting the jonrAaSInen bakers In
the smaller cities Of Ia state enrolled
as members Of the unions Of their
craft. 2:s .3@r 81 5.;. s..Ss z q .l.
No. IL, BY y. n..S ghubbuck-1n-
istructins the incDn1ngs Federation
Council to give all Tie assistance : it
can through Its .zorganizers# to the
work OF organizin the broom and
Iwhisk makers and to the discourage
ment o sfthe manufacture :of brooms
II any state, county s}or city penal
institution. .::! 5sSssa 5sSSssa aSs sa ;s:#<ss :
: I NO. Il, 3by G.. !csflsen,.--lU Urging an
members Of Organism s1abor, It's sym
pathizers andfs riende shun tall the
products Of the National Biscuit. com
pany.se lSS:f 5;5s @ / .5s
NO. s1s, by T. REeendors-
ing the union label of the Bakery and
Confectionery WORKERS, Information
al union, and pledsfng the delegates
to do everything III their power to
create q more general demand for the
label. @io. !, 5sf#s2... ..4s, u. <5.,. r..
No. ia, by L sinton- hedging the
support OF the = State Federation Of
Labor to all measures pertaining to
the sanitary conditions OF, bakeries
and other places where food products
aue manufactured oFfhandled. VII I. T.: =,
}l No, Is, BY Mrs. Anna Jackson-In-
structing the. secretary q to com
1nunicate with all affiliated organiza-
tions requesting them to. do all in
their power to get all lady members
and wives and ladysfriends Of mem
bers to join existing Women's Label
Leagues or organiz new ones in
their several Localities. gfE~>t ~. II.
No. ~16, by Mrs. Anna Jackson-In-
structing the officers OF the State
Federation of Labor to Investigate
report to the effect that the Tri-
State Telephone company has sent
operators from Minneapolis to Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, to take the places Of
the striking lady Operators in that
!. city, and to do all 5s4hey can to ad-
just the matter If the report shall be
found to be correctH and further, In
case of failure to secure proper ad-
justment of the: difficulty, to: recon-
mend to all affiliatAd organizations
and their members o discontinue the
use Of the phones auh service Of said
company, -. i afS%s :=s..@.%% :s.z r 49,
No II, by Mrs, Anna jackson
Providing for the appointment OF a
delegate to examinasthe hats of, all
the delegates &c 1Efslht to ascertain
ters union label. 81 7s.js;.,ss::. ,tz5s
No. .l Reques State Fed
eration tos devise ssoille. splan Hby. whicfi
to obliterate uncleanliness In. handl-
Ing and delivering bakery goods.
No. 19, by Mrs. Anna Jackson-
ing the State Federation Of Labor to
devise some plan by which the wages
OF union workers shall be; paid in
cash instead Of checks, and thus do
away with the custom u of getting
checks cashed in saloons. II
No. 20, by Delegate Hassinger-In-
structing the becretary to write to
the headquarters of the Amalgamated
Sheet Metal Workers International
Alliance urging that an organizer for
the craft be sent to Minnesota to do
organization work in all parts OF the
state. " ) r.
No. %, by Martin Oberg-Instruct-
ing those who will have charge of
labor legislation next year to use
every effort to have existing laws en-
forced and to secure such needed leg
islation as: will tamply protect every
workman from unnecessary danger
No. 26, by H. W. Goetzinger-Pro-
viding for : a closer alliance Of trade
unions and urging a systematic plan
of assessment Of all unions and their
members for the purpose Of aiding
unions in distress; and also praying
the executive council Of the American
Federation of Labor to devise such a
plan, with the necessary rules and
regulations for Its administration and
report the same to. the next conyen
tion Of the American Federation Of