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

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system for the state Of Minnesota and.
report it to, the next convention OF
the State Federation Of Labor. .s..
No., ~, by p. g. Hall Urging g.
general use Of the blue-cross buttons
and pins endorsed by the union label
leagues Of the country; ~ .@5 SsSs''. S.
i. No. %, by M. w. Morgan, modified
bythecornmit tee Recommending the
Introduction Of technical manual train
ing in the public schools under certain:
restrictions be fixed by the various
school boards lin the state. a s}. ri y i
No. i29, by r. A. Boreen-
ing the methods Of the Manufacturers
association, and the charges, imputa-
tions and differences frequently uttered.
and the members Of organized labor
as now composed are law breakers
or criminals, and \ insisting that we
are. law-abiding individuals, organized
and demanding our rights as American
citizens; and declaring our entire al
legiance to the American Federation
Of Labor and approval Of the policy
Of that organization. ~ ss s
N. 30, by Mrs. Catherine Dempsey
Urging more extended support Of
women's union label leagues and the
purchase Of only such goods as bear
the union label t5t. &: ~ $Gs SIS VII.
No. 81, by III. w. Libby Commend
Ing the Woman's Department Of the
State Labor Bureau and the excellent
work done in it by Mrs. Perry Stark
weather, the special woman inspector
who. has charge Of it. = = i. "
No. 32, by Peter Jungen-Dec1
that the action OF the International
Onion of Horseshoers In timing the
Horseshoers's Union o. Minneapolis the
sum of SIS for not sending a delegate
to the international convention OF the
craft. was wholly unjustified ana un-
defensible, and asking the convention
to use IT'S good offices TO prevent the
union from having to pay the fine.
was unanimously adopted. Gs Gss@::,t {
~:N No. 33, by DIV. Brenner and "a.
w. Bates-Pledging the cordial sup
port Of the State Federation OF labor
to the international Brotherhood OF
Teamsters.t = IT -. y 2r=. 2: i:
Mo- "a, by E. J. Andrews and S. G,
Dyer Recognizing the international
brotherhood Of Electrical Workers
which Is affiliated with the "a. z. of
- and asking all electrical workers
unions in Minnesota to affiliate with
that Organization. VI II Il .s.3 Il IS: 5
!: No 35, by Herbert Emnnens
claring that the delegates to- the the con on,
vention be requested Id use their IN
/ -fmfuence GU TO have the unions under their
he ss11asbel y Oh
record books and such. other books
| as they may require which do not
contain any printing. # =. +, ;:s. =. =. :
No. 81, by Delegates johnson: An
derson and HallenbergerA ADirecttnA
the officers Of the State Federation
of Labor sto request the A. F. Of Il. to
instruct it's organizers to use every
effort to organize the stoneware pot
terry Industry in the whole country.
With view to the organization Of an
International trade union of&the craft
as soon: as possible. ~ < ~
No. 38, by Harry L. Dix-C Commend
Ing the Red Wing potteries and their
products and urging the use OF the
union label Of the American Fedora
tfon Of Labor on all the goods they
turn out, until the stoneware potters
Of the country form an international
union and adopt 2 union label Of their
| own. * ~ z" - n -.'.5 s, = 81,
No: 49,. by c. E. James -1,ndorsing,
the position of the Boot and Shoe
Workers union in refusing to grant
the use Of the union stamp to the
W. L. Douglas Shoe company and Re
questing members Of organized labor
to buy no shoes but those which bear
the union stamp. ~ IS In .52' 3 1.;s, : :
! No. 40, by Mrs. Anna Murphy and
Mrs. Merrick -Instructing the dele
gates to bring before their several
unions the urgent need OF J; a more
general demand q for !: home made
| goods bearing the union label. - - 51s.4s s