United labor bulletin., 1910-06-16

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The following resolutions we're intro
duced on the death of Mrs. Martha A B.
Conine. which were reported ON favor
ably by J. w. White. chairman OF the
resolutions committee. who moved their
adoption. The milton was unanimously
carried:
"Whereas. In the death OF Mrs. Mar
tha A. B. Conine. president of the Public
Service league and chairman OF the leg
islatiye committee of the State Fedora
tion of Women's clubs. the members of
the Denver Trades and Labor Assembly
recognize that organized labor and the
wage earners of this city and state have
lost a true and devoted friend and fear
less champion. and
Whereas. During her term OF once
as n legislator OF this state and for the
past Is years she was an earnest, apie
and aggressive advocate OF every iegis-
latiye measure proposed by organized Ia
Dor for the betterment Of the common
people. particularly during the last ses-
sion OF the Colorado Legislature. when
she was ever on hand. working tirelessiy
fer the passage of the woman's eight
hour law, therefore. be 1t
Resolved, BY the Denver Trades and
Labor Assembly that We extend to her
bsreayed husband and family our sin
cere coincidence and assure them that
we sarrow with them in this. the loss to
/lhe cause of humanity OF such noble
Ldvocate. BE II further
Resolved. That copies OF this resolu-
iion be spread upon the minutes OF the
assembly and sent to her sorrowing hus-
band
Delegate Allen OF the complaint depart
ment OF the Union Label League. read
a number OF names OF union men who
were patronizinE unfair stores restau-
rants. etc. aud by motion the names
were ordered placed on the minutes OF
tho assembly The names OF such Of
Tenders are also sent to the respective
locals OF the offending members by the
Union Label League.
At the previous meeting OF the assem-
bly,. President Alger asked several mem
bers to serve ON the finance committee,
but no one could be induced TO serve.
and by request OF the chair J. A. Conkle
consented to take the place for the re-
mainder OF the term. which expires in
nounced the appointment
Business Agent Lynch of the Bartend-
ers announced that his organization is
progressing nicely and is taking in new
members and placing new cards in sa-
looms heretofore unfair TO the organiza-
tion.
The Broommakers reported that their
strike at the Craffey Broom and Brush
Co.'S factory remains unsettled, and re-
ported their fight with the foreman and
strikebreakers at the factory, an account
of which appeared in The Bulletin OF
last week. Four OF their members were
arrested. and trial was set for last Thurs
day In Judge Morris court but a contin-
uance was granted until Wednesday OF
this week The boys believe that the
case will be thrown out of court as the
Broommakers were acting In self-defense
and were but trying to induce the strike
breakers. by peaceable persuasion. TO
Join them. when the foreman struck one
OF the union men with dinner pail.
The Machinists' union announced their
picnic. to be given at White City Satur-
day of this week. An account OF the af-
fair will he found in another column of
this paper.
A discussion arose in regard to the
White City and the concessions. II was
reported that the Lakeside management
had given out the concessions to man
by the name of Williams. who does not
hire union walters in any OF his conces-
sions All of the affairs under the con-
troll Of the management direct are con-
Quoted under union conditions. Lakeside
is known as fair resort. Delegate Koch
of the Brewery Workers stated that the
Standard Bottling Works was unfair, but
that the Empire and City Bottling Works
were union concerns. Business Agent
Bueter OF the Waters said that you could
not get union service at the concessions
at Lakeside, but that the same purchases
could be made in the Rathskeller, and
would there be served by union walters.
Lakeside. City park, Elitch's and the
Tuileries are reported as fair to union
labor. Luna park is not fair, and this
was made matter of record at the pre-
vious meeting OF the assembly.
A delegate from the Amalgamated Car
penters reported that he had heard 1t
said that members of his organization
were taking the places OF the striking
millmen, who are members OF the Broth
erhood Carpenters. The delegate said
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