The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07

fIsAfIs slgsssI3as ssa sle9gEs13 strumentality of
aEHzEdi acting President j.
B. Bowen of the state building trades
council and William A. Cole. western
organizer for the brotherhood of car
penters, the Stockton building trades
council has decided to have its subordi-
nate locals send delegates to the central
labor council of the Slough City. This
merger means much to organized labor
in that city. The results will be far
reaching. "A closer afiliation means
less friction and greater harmony. This
movement will give each union a voice
in the central body.
Millmen's union No. 422 will hold an
important meeting this evening. All
members are requested to be present,
as nominations for officers will be in
order.
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The Labor day committee went into
permanent organization at it's last
meeting by the election of the follow
ing officers: President O. A. Tyeftmoe.
ond vice president, p. III. Mccarthy;
third vice president, John l. Nolan:
fourth vice president, Michael Casey;
fifth vice president, John It. Burns !:
secretary Andrew J. Gallagher; treas
urer. w. H. Urmy; assistant secretaries,
James Bowlan and j. O'Connen; SER
geant at arms, w. H. Harvey Sub
committees will shortly be appointed
by the president.
At meeting of bakers union No.
"a Saturday night it was decided to
levy an assessment of 81 upon each
member for three months in support of
the striking bakers in New York CITY,
A. Saunders resigned as vice presi-
T.. w oil fn
fill the vacancy. NJ Hendel and R.
Winters were chosen trustees and A.
Metz was elected a member of the ex-
ecutive board. Nominations will .be
made at the meeting June 49,
1t was reported that the trouble at
the Hancock bakery in Vallejo had
been adjusted.
Butchers union gives notice that
shops will be open till o'clock this
evening, owing to the retail butchers
association picnic tomorrow, when all
shops will be closed.
Jere L. Sullivan of the international
union. in letter congratulated the sec
retary of the labor council on the
happy outcome of the difficulty be-
tween the four unions in the culinary
craft in this city and the parent body,
and acknowledged receipt of s3,179,
monies held by the council from the
locals pending the difficulty.
The golden jubilee celebration of the
amalgamated society of carpenters and
joiners took place last Saturday night
in Commandery hall under the auspices
of all the local branches. Supervisor
Charles A. Nelson made the principal
address. A varied program, consisting
of songs, recitations, boxing exhibit
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The following committees were in
charge: Arrangements-J. B. Dewar,
William Ramsay and William Wishart.
Reception-D. Morrison, w Cairnie. w.
Lewis, j. Cow, G. Hilton, o. Engleson.
w. Hewes and f. w. Merriman. Floor
William Ramsay. manager; Kenneth
Mclean. assistant
Samuel Gompers has been asked to
make the Labor day address in this
city. He has replied to the invitation,
but as yet can not say positively
whether he can accept.
An effort will be made by the Labor
day committee to obtain a special rate
from the Southern Pacific for those who
will cross the bay to She'll Mound park
on Labor day. From indications the
crowd to attend the literary exercises
will be a. record breaker.
The central labor council of ST.
Joseph, Mo-, has requested the labor
council to indorse the bill pending in
congress against the shipment of con-
vict made goods from one state to
another. The law. and legislative com
mittee will report upon the matter.
The labor councils committee to
solicit funds for the Panama Pacific
international exposition has been in
creased by the appointment of James
Liddy, ]. Fitzgerald and w. ]. MuIlin