The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-30
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Union Convention l.'
Come to Salt h
SO SAYS CHAIRM.S1
CONVENTION N
Commercial Clab pl.i|
port and Success 4
pears ASSURE

Salt Lake will enicriaI, /,
Fention OF The IntcrnatIor.'
cal union. according n ~
II w, bennett. chaIrros
'lon committee of tbs
union. after a meetIns
mercial club convent,on 'n
Day Mr' bennett discus
features Of the campaIrn s.
Lake printers have bean
get the next convention :, ~
tne result OF the conre,,uor .or q
Commercial club comm1,e cosnoe n
indorsed the movemcn, movemhsss
Fentlon TO Salt Lake 40 20
ommeDdation to the hna sno
AS the matter now IAN
Typographical union nu
campaign TO land the cou.. %n
Lake and this will be INV, ~
prospect for SUCCESS an
already been eYpendad %soqA
and as much more viii ~
now and the time the ~.
the Minneapolis convs,% We
mer. II will cost ahon,' h''9a
tain the delegates end
CLUB Will see that The ~
coming. S NC
Commercial Club d &
You go ahead and Ian.
tion for Salt Lake and ~.
the delegates are ento....
salt Lake style" wac ~
the answer given by tho ss,.
minds OF those who knov +.
printers and the Comn,s.
answer settled the ouns,,rn
II w. Dennett. chajru !.
convention committee N n.
graphical union. outlined NJ
union towards landing I'm {,
salt Lake. Mr.. Dcnnst,
matter had first been t,I..
Fisher Harris, sccrstary =
merclal club. and befofs
Mr. Harris nc had assursa h
of the union that the o.
would guarantee the eyns--
taining the delegates In Ssf
Lake delegates TO the lad
vention at st. Joseph. No +
campaign in favor OF .thh
cause they had only thitty r.
to make their campaIcn' n.
out immediate success
Fruits Of Hauisl M
our activity in this mao
ON assurances by Mr.. Him,
Commercial club would ia,
OF entertaining this convr,s
We secured IT," said Mr. d.
committee OF five appears (.
Harris last September ao3 +
again assured this conluIlle
Commercial club would llr,>.
tcrtainment Of the conyert-
union was 10 bear the eyp,5.
ing the convention.
"Slnce that Interview Nr. 4
passed from our midst and r
tee. being desirous Of hsyhr f.
understanding with the Coz
in this matter. believes Il p
lay the facts before YOU. .
Letters from Secretary m
the Chamber OF Commend 4
Springs. which entertaInea q
rion in 1906, recitcd that a &
placed the value OF the cfs.
tween 100000 and sl25.tss. e
veption was entertained by q
cost of approximatay e.
letters were in possession n I
but il they are not aysllatt 4
figures can he verified b
again with Mr.. Henderson,
Too Much for On
while the sum is nomi11
with the great benefits gf1'
crue to the city in case We &
ful in securing the conyeuu~
too great for our small u1'@
Our membership numbers OF
does not include the efnpi1
Descrct News. they having p
with our organization.
"Thus far We have exp1o
boosting for Salt Lake, an
quire as much more 10 q
campaign. This We cnn ~
cannot raise the 5000 z
finance the undertaking z11
In this matter must go Tor
the Commercial club can 5't
port" @
Mr.. Dennctt told the
Salt Lake would have
Providence. X. l.; Louiss'
tonic and many other deles>
was confident pf success,
The convention commlits
Typographical union conr1
lowing members:
II. W. bennett. chalrInis
Hanson, secretary-treasuls,'
ton, Journal corresponds
Freeman. Henry X. Russa.
Iilrsch. Bert L. White. r.
Jacob II. Bosch. ID. =.
Thompson. Arthur f. GTsnlu r
smith. j. u. Holmes. W,
George w. Bosch. Gsors
Douglas Allen, j. L. Co'e'
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