The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-17
REGULAR ! ] I S||aOh
TRADES SSElIBlY'
Principal Busine less 5of the, Session
Vas Election of Officers for 81
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The regular meeting Of the Federated
Trades assembly was E held IN Friday
evening july 9th III the Kalamazoo
hall All the Ulcers were B present:
The minutes OF the previous meeting
ported 5cond ition 81 trades az follows:
Bfaeeksm iths. arpenters, Electrical
Workers. Machinists, IN Typographical,
Painters, Sheet Metal Workers, Steam
Engineers and Steam h Filters, 81 fairs
Butchers. Tugmen,$ Team Drivers, MI.
ssicians, Plunnbe ana Label League
good; CigaTmakers, dull. a CHI: IN
The following credentials were re-
sceived and the delegates obligated:
tBlacksmiths, Berger, Parson anu e. D.
Haley; Building Laborers, g. II. Carl
SON; Butchers, E. Rickard, John HUI
Der and Joseph Burke; :Cigarmakers,
Henry Pereault, Frank Heideman and
Otto Hoffman; Freight Handlers, John
Maxwell and T: Wiley; Leather Work
#ers, Phil Aacher and Adolph Deusch;
Longshoren1en, Nose LIE Faivre; Label
League, Mrs. Mary Mc1nnis, Mrs.
Cathrine Dempsey and Mrs. Louise
Van Dalen; Steam Engineers, 1. ".
Gilleland,, =. v. Holdren; Typh0graph-
ical, Edgar T. Hughes. \ III; Il nj. "a
The following bills were presented
and ordered paid: W. M. Prindle &
Co., hall rent $500; Labor World, di-.
Grectory card, $500; Richard Jones.
salary and postage, $21.0o; Frank
Heidenan, car fare, 80 cents. S5# ~ 4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Metal
Polishers Union, mo. 1 ct Detroit, ask
ing the moral support Of the assembly
in their fight against the 81 Iaural
stoves and ranges, manufactured by
the Art Stove Co, was, ordered filed
and the delegates requested to take
notice. S. T. S$$ss u ia t$
: Report Nj Of Officers - Secretary
Treasurer. w.8P. Perry said that he
did not have his monthly report ready
but would make the report at the next
meeting. James Walsh Of the trustees
said that the trustees: would report at
the next meeting. l.S 9as5:.>s +
Reports Of Standing Committee
Delegate Pereault Of the organization
committee, reported that the commit
tee had done little in the past couple
of@weks owing to the fact they were
awaiting q reply to q communication
sent to the metal trades department of
the A. f. OIL but that the reply hav-
ing been received thy would take UP
tn matter or organizing a metal trades
council in few days. 81, s w III IS 5l
Election Of Officers Delegate Henry
Pereault was nominated for President
by Delegate James Walsh, and Dele
gate M. ]. Harvey was nominated by
IN =
appointed Delegates Heideman, Phil
lips and HOFFMAN TO act as tellers, the
result OF the ballot was, Pereault 80,
Harvey II. On motion Of Mr.. Harvey
Mr. Pereault's election was made
unanimous. + Edward Blackwood, be-
ing the only candidate for vice presi-
dent, he was elected unani ft1ously. For
Financial Secretary Treasurer, w r.
Perry, NJ. J.s'Harney and Joseph Mil
Ter. were nominated, Harvey and Mil
Ter both declined and ". r. Perry was
declared the unanin0us choice for or =. the z
For Corresponding and Recording
Secretary, p. G.. Phillips and g.: ,.
Uncapher were nominated, the result
of the ballot was, Phillips ~. Uncapher
elected Reading Clerk. 6 Il s*$,,e !
For Sergeant at-Arnns, the nominees
were James Walsh, Joseph Miller, M.
J. Harvey and E. Richard, Walsh, Mil
Ter and Harvey declined and Richard
was made the unanimous choice. III
For Trustees, James Walsh, Mrs.
Cathrine Dempsy and Joseph Miller
were reelected unanimq usly. If .s$a$5
John Huber and p. g. Phillips were
the unanimous choice for delegates to
the Superior Trades assembly and ~;
g.. Phillips ives elected statistician.
The newly elected officers-sw duly
installed by s.. s. Med onald, the re
firing president. s:.. e .t .,..s MI
Good and Welfare John sGranbind-
er Of the Gold Beaters' union presented
his card ana asked for financial assist
ance to get to Chicago. a substantial
collection was taken up and turned
over to him. { q
President Pereault appointed the fol-
lowing named delegates to act as the
Labor Day committee for the assembly