The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-06-30


cause and who would use it against in
our fight for industrial freedom.
, President Twyford was in the chair
at the last meeting of plasterers' union
No. Sc. 1t was decided to parade in uni
form Labor day There will be fine of
$40 for nonattendance. The local voted
TO assess its members % cents each to
aid the Los Angeles movement for a
shorter work day. The union decided to
take $1,000 worth of stock In the Pan
a-Pacific international exposition.
Business Agent Simpson reported that
business was quiet.
preliminary meeting was held in
the labor council Tuesday night by
those interested in forming branch of
the women's union label league in this
city. The following temporary officers
We're chosen:
President AIRS. Lizzie williams of the steam
laundry workers union: secretary, Miss Sarah
Hagan. president of the garment workers union.
Among those present at the meeting
were Miss Minnie Andrews, Miss Maud
Younger, Max E. LIGHT p Schonhoff
and Andrew ]. Gallagher.
Mrs. H. Howe, the internationa or
ganizer, outlined plan of action, and
1t was decided to call public meeting
shortly and place the movement on a
firm foundation.
The following officers have been
elected by holders auxiliary No. 1:
John kerrlgan financial secretary. Harry Ste
vens; recording secretary. A. ]. Taylor; treas
urer' William Frank; door keeper G. Pagan.
President Hickey was in the chair at
the Tuesday evening meeting of united
laborers of San Francisco. Nineteen
candidate s were obligated. Owing to
some Irregularities in the election 1t
was decided 10 have recount of the
ballots and the same will take place
next Tuesday night.
AT the last meeting of painters union
No. 19 the following officers were
elected:
Walsh; conductor, Al Bassett; warden, W Dris
coll; trustees-W. MoreIock and A. Craig: mem
bers of local executive board--J. B. Fleming
l. Everett, ]. Mccarthy. J. Wolf and E. Woods
business agent, t. Corliss; delegates to labor
council-N. F. Smith, c. Moore, NJ. Norton. J
Finnlgan. T. Cullen, W. Aorelock W Driscoll
| district council of panters-N. T. Smith, James
Mccarthy, George Foley, ]. Fitzpatrick, L. R
daS. j. Lawrence. ]. Finnigan, W. Pagan, "
Morelock. L. Rosenthal, 7. c. Lynch AL Park
I. coriiss, NJ Norton, A. imperial r. sarsfeld
Frederickson. W Banks. ]. Fleming. John Foley
/ Thomas Cullen, l. Everett. George Duffy, San
Drummond. ]. Z. Force Max Bennett. r. Cana
van. L. TheobaId, J. Reimer, I. W. watson. j
| Rogers, W. L. Reed. Joseph Robinson, AL Brown
W Driscol T. Walsh. Al Murphy, T. Moran
council-N. F. Smith. A. f. Smith. ". Bell
NJ. Norton, j. Mccarthy. j. Finnigan, T. c
1 Lyn ch, Tom Corliss, J.. Everett, J. Force J
Gorf. T. Cullen. ". Morelock J. Gallagher I
4 Meagher. L. Moran and George Duffy.
Another election will be held July /
| for one more business agent.
Stationary firemens union elected TIL,
! following officers at the last meeting
President j. J. Reilly; vice president Jane
| DAILY: treasurer, ID. Foley; recording secretary
L. Rooney; financial secretary and bushes
agent. A. Beaver; guide. James Halk: guardian
w. O'Brien; trustees--J. Ahearn, 7. Miller an,
| f. Nash; auditing committee. Heiser. T. Cor
bett and p. Grieb; delegates to labor council-J
j. Reilly, L. Rooney and A. Beaver; delegates t
/ iron trades council-James Daily, j. ]. Reilly an.
| A. Beaver.
Two candidates were initiated.
Business Agent A. Beaver havin,
been ordered to Los Angeles by the in
ternational, left last night. During hi.
absence T. Corbett will be the actins
| business agent