The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
brewery WORKERS
SELECT OFFICERS
Secretary Emil Muri Receives
More Votes Than Three
Opponents Combined

wwwo, Secretary Emil
(Ih15Ss Sspss.,eeS pss.,eeS SllcolEslD Muri of the brew
iTsAyc cry workers union,
who was running for member of the
international executive board from the
eighth district, received more votes
than. his three opponents combined
The eighth district includes the Pacific
coast. The other international officers
chosen were: Secretary treasurer Adam
Huebner; corresponding secretary, Louis
Kemper; financial secretary. Joseph
Proebstle; organizer. Albert ]. Kugler;
editor Brewery Workers Journal, Gus
tav Mostler.
There will be a special meeting to-
night in the building trades temple of
building material teamsters union No.
PIG to close nominations. The cleo
tion will be held January Z.
Patternmakers' association No. 1, at
its recent meeting, made a Christmas
donation of $175 to the Los Angeles
strikers. The usual weekly payment
OF $50 was also made to the strikers.
Charles Edward Russell will speak
in the building trades auditorium next
Monday night, his subject being I'm
ionism and Socialism,
At the recent meeting of marble
workers union No. "A, President Nc
Glade announced that contracts to the
amount of S250.00O had been let to
local firms. The following officers were
chosen:
President F. McGlade; vice president, J. Bech-
Ter; recording secretary, d. S. Looney; financial
secretary Thomas Pendergast: treasurer, NJ B.
Schreiber; sentinel, S. Harmon; delegates to the
building trades council-Fred McGlade. g. n.
Wright and D. s. Looney; delegates TO the labor
council-D. s. Looney and F. McGlade: delegate
to the state building trades council convention,
Frederick McGlade.
The joint executive council of team
sters will not meet until January 9.
The election of officers will take place
January %.
Secretary George Wagner of beer
drivers union is reported to be very
Ill. He has been confined to his bed
for about three weeks.
Window shade workers union No.
has elected these officers
President. F. Connors; vice president f. Lar
kin: secretary treasurer. W. p. Smith; recording
secretary, c. ID. Koeintz; conductor, A. Garcia
warden. c. Messenger; auditing eommttee-G.
Maret, j. Beardmore and A. G.. Planer: trustees
f. Butler, E. Parks and L. w. Estelito.
At the recent meeting Of marine en-
gineers' beneficial association it was
decided to increase the monthly dues
from so cents to 81. The following
officers have been elected:
President, j. A. Miller first vice president
Edward G. Mauschardt; second vice president,
Samuel Gillis secretary, John Nj. Powell: bust
ness manager, J. j. Searey; treasurer William
]. Brady Jr.: trustee, F. A. Jones; delegates tO
the st. Louis convention of the National Asso-
citation of Engineers, j. j. Moriarity and f. ].
Powers.
John D. Crane was chosen to repre-
sent sheet metal workers union No
104 at the coming convention of the
state building trades at San Rafael
at the recent meeting of the union
j. d. Leary made report of the pro-
ceedings of the building trades de-
partment of the American federation
of labor which was recently in session
in st. Louis. The local donated $165
to the Los Angeles strikers Dona-
tions were also made to the Red Cross
and the Salvation Army.