The San Francisco call., 1909-01-07
LAUNDRY WORKERS
PROTEST SENTENCE
Members of Union Discuss De-
cisiOn and Adopt and For
ward Resolutions

| TRADE 5 psss!22SS lcoTssIs dry workers union.
~SdN5zTS1sSp local No. 26, at its
| regular meeting
/ discussed the recent decision of JUS
tice Wright of Washington in the Com
! pers ct al. injunction case and adopted
the following resolutions:
Resolved, that we, the steam laundry workers
union, local No. %, in regular session assem-
against the execution Of the sentences pronounced
against Gompers, Mitchell and Morrison; and be
/ ii further
Resolved that far from appealing for execu-
/ tive elemeney. we urge and demand the fulfil
ment OF the law laid down and provided for
by the constitution of the United States. feeling
satisfied that If such law is enforced GOmpers,
Mitchell and Morrison will be triumphantly exon
Grated: and be 1t further
Resolved. that copy OF these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes Of this organization. that
they be sent TO the press. TO Justice Wright Of
and TO the president Of the United States.
| The officers OF this union were in
stalled for the current term by Past
President G. f. ThurbeT. after which
to membership.
The officers of the upholsterers' union
No. 2S We're installed last Tuesday
night by Past President Ray to serve
for the current term. Two candidates
were initiated, after which there was
jinks under the sireship of Louis Sau-
sett, with a program Of music, speeches
and songs.
Rammermens union No. 26 at it's
meeting last Tuesday night elected and
| installed the following officers for the
! current term: p j. Moran. president;
]. II. Conley, vice president; charles NJ
| lGillon, secretary (fifth term); P. j.
IO'Shea, treasurer (sixteenth term) !;
William Gordon sergeant at arms;
Thomas Thompson, conductor; G.. NJ.
labor council The union donated $40
to the fund for the earthquake suf-
ferers in Italy.
Building laborers. excavators, street
concrete and asphalt workers union
had it's officers installed for the current
year, at a meeting held in Sheet Metal
There was a large number of members
and many invited guests to witness the
ceremony. which was followed by the
presentation to John Murphy. the re-
tiring president, of a valuable gold
chain and Iocket as an evidence of
the. unions appreciation of his devotion
to it. Then followed the serving of a
collation.. During the evening there
was a program of entertainment and
addresses by o. A. Tveitmoe. secre-
III. Mccarthy. president of the state
building trades council; w. Flagler of
the united glass blowers union, Presi-
dent O'Toole of the laborers' protective
union, A. S. Lille and many others.
| Doc" w. a. Meakin was the master
of ceremonies and the committee of
ARRANGEMENTS was W1lndm DWNel,
John Ferguson, L. B. Higgins NJ. Fox
and B. Hickey.
The following named have been in
stalled by Past President Atkinson as
the officers of millmen's union No. 423
for the current term: William Sea-
grave. president; Henry Kemnitzer, vice
president; Z. j. Daley, recording sec
retary Twelfth term); ]. G. FallOn,
financial secretary twentieth term) !;
E. Nj. Pendergast, treasurer; f. Man
chester, warden; d. Elizalda. conductor;
| Charles Helbing, o. w. Frederickson, j.
Hart and ]. Hurley, delegates to the
district council of carpenters; F. T.
Matthews and w. Seagrave, alternates;
H. Stumke. auditor, and H. Marehand,
The union donated $40 to the st-ik-
road and voted to continue like pay
ment during the continuance of the
strike. Two applicants for membership
were admitted, one by initiation and
the other by card.
Marble cutters union No. "A has had
the following officers installed for the
current term: F. McGlade, president;
G. N Wright. vice president; I. Pender-
CAST. financial secretary; ID. S. Loney,
recording secretary; l.. Lydon. treas
S. Loney. E. Kugelberg. w. Hanback,,
/ J. McAlear and w. Taylor. executive
board. The union will at the next
meeting call on the members to make
an individual contribution to the earth
quake fund for the sufferers in Italy
and Sicily. The union will give a
smoker in the near future.
Building material teamsters' union
No 216 has elected the following named
as officers for the ensuing term
Thomas NJ Hugh president; Frank
Reilly. vice president; w. o. Swan
son. recording secretary; ]. J. Monahan.
financial secretary treasurer; j. J. Nor
ris business agent; A Green. conductor;
r. G. Simpson, warden; Edward Os-
borne, trustee for three years: j. j.
Monahan. j. j. Morris, Thomas M
Hugh. w. o. Swanson, A Green. ID. 10.
Burke and William Rather delegates
TO the San Francisco labor council.
The united glass workers union has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: 5. Goodman president.
+. c. Snyder. vice president r French
financial secretary: +. sullivan. record ;
ing and corresponding secretary; ID. 3.
iDinnien, +. Lang. wardens; Joseph
Wright. George Bridges. H. ColweIl
auditing committee: W. Flk-ler. bust
ness agent; W. Flagler. ID. B. Dinnien.
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