The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
SEVEN MORE JOIN
STATE FEDERATION
Locals All Over State Affiliate
With the California
Organization
Edited by o. M. BOYLE


the federation In the last month ar so.
They are; Web pressmen Of Les Ans
geles, united laborers Of Point Rleh-
mond. cooks helpers No. 10. barbers
No. las, machinists Of Oakland. ear
penters No. 1913 OF san Mateo and
machinists of Los Angeles The In
ternauonal unions are being requested
10 have all subordinate locals in Cali
fornia join the state federation. Or
Eanizer J. B. Dale has written TO
Schsrrenberg that he has formed sew
eral labor unions ia Modesto and that
in Stockton he has the formation Of
the unsSille6 workers under way. It
IS expected soon TO have a permanent
organization there.
Joseph Ault has been chosen delegate
TO the San Rafael convention Of the
state building trades council by steam
engineers union No. o.
Molders' union No. 1s4 at its Tues
day night meeting paid out $50 in sick
benefits, and made the usual donation
of Sl75 10 the Los Angeles strikers.
Nominations being in order. President
DOOrley gave notice that he would not
be 2 candidate for reelection. The
following candidates were named, but
nominations viii not close until next
meeting:
and J. O'Maliey: corresponding secretary and
business agent. Martin ERgan and R. ". Bur
Dillon; inductor. J. .BitterIn; doorkeeper, D.
Hoeran, executive cOmmittee-JOhn I. Nolan.
+. Wacker, K. W Burton, II. Edwards, ".
Cochran. F. Arnold d. BollerRn. F. W Judson,
J. J. Lyons and John Wynn; auditing commit
tee. g. Bitterlin: delegates to the labor coun-
cil-M. Eagan. John J. Nolan. B. C. Counors,
~ II II
Wscker. Fl. Edwards. ". Doorley; delegates TO
the Asiatic Exclusion lesgue-James de Succs.
]. o. Walsh, Charles Payne; doctor, z. ".
Parsons.
Miumen's union No. 422. at its recent
meeting elected these officers:
President n. Stumke vice president Charles
Elezai0a; recording secretary. E. J. Daley;
financial secretary. J. G Fsllon; treasurer. F. NJ.
E'enoergest: warden, +. Manchester; conductor,
joseph o'Brien; trustee 70 union. F. Hoeller;
auditor. O. " Fredrfckson: delegates 10 the
hay counties district council of carpenters
q. W FredricksOn- J. STAIRS and c. Helblng;
alternstes-H- Hailer. r. Kemnitzer and II.
Sfumke. trustee TO Organized Labor Thomas
OBrien: trustee 10 Cooperative meat company
P Manchester; trustee 70 Result laundry of
Oakland, ". sesgraTe; trustee TO Progressive
mill J. Fresken.
The following officers win serve the
marble cutters and fnishers' union for
the ensuing term;
President. Thomas chrystsl; vice president.
John Jigbe: recording secretary Edward Ruth
erford: financial secretary. Richard Dunnigan;
treasurer. George Miller: sergeant at arms
Thomas Allen: delegates 10 the building trades
council-George Miller. Thomas McConoug ughey,
William Miskel and Thomas ChFystai.
Tho might at the Chutes" given
Monday by housesmiths' and structural
iron workers union No. IS was a big
success. Many members Of sister or
gsnizations were present
AT a recent meeting Of painters
union No. l9 the following nominations
were made:
President. Timothy c. Lynch and 2. J. Walsh:
vice president A. Barrett: treasurer, ". 7.
Kildar; Charles Moore and F. Fuller: recording
secretary. T. C. Corlss and Allan PAX; financial
secretary. Walter Luke Samuel Drummond,
George Foley and James f. Seeley; conductor.
J. Kelly A. Morrison and J. Weber: warden.
Joseph Fiunegan snd Joseph Drfscoli: trustees
board. William Reed and William Jenkins: bust
ness agent Peter Melden- II. Peterson. Thomas
err Masters.
Secretary O. a. Tveitmoe Of the
building trades council and A J. Cal
lagher. secretary Of the labor council,
have returned form the St Louis con-
vention Of the American federation of
labor
Mattresses union No As at its Mon
day night meeting donated IS to the
salvation Army Christmas dinner. The
following nominations were made:
President Maude Edwards and Mary Fverson,
vice president. Ida Keene and Lettie Gardner,
recording secretary. Laura Ryan: financial sec
rafarT. Laura Moleda and Bertha Cooper: treas
urer. Lena Cooper and ORE Matthewson; business
agent. Minnie Andrews Gladys Nevin and Io
retra Anderson; trustees Erma Wilson Anna
she's end Annie Anderson inner guard, Hilds
Baldwin
Secretary James Lewis Of cooks
helpers union No. 10 is seriously III
in the German hospital Louis Thomas
has been appointed to the vacancy
caused by the enforced absence of the
secretary.
At the last quarterly meeting ot
branch I, amalgamated society of car
penters and joiners, the following Off.
GERS were elected: President, George
Lohr Sr.; vice president. J. Clees: sec.
retary. n. Cow; treasurer. B. Henretty
money steward, ]. Rovera: sick stew.
ards. W. Nolan and ". Smith; trustees
J. Clees. A. Moore. ". Nolan, J.. Cross
and l. Rovera; branch committee. X
Mclean. ". Nolan, J. Arundel and L
Rovera; door keeper. A. Moore: referee
r Steadman; delegates TO the district
council OF carpenters, George Lohr Sr
and l. Rovera; delegates 10 the buiSi.
ine trades council. x. Mclean. "
Smith, George LOhr Sr and L Ro
vera: delegates to the labor council
George Lohr Sr. and ". Smith: audit
ors. s Mclean and K. Mclean
The entertainment and dance giver
Saturday night in Vallejo by the ma
chinists and musicians unions for tn,
benefit Of the strikers in Los Angelo.
netted about $500.
The following directors have beer
elected by the Building Trades Hal
association: Edward Larl1in J. Daw
sett. I. Rovera. Harry Witte, P. ]
Leary. w +. Dwyer and J. S. Slyter.
Bakers union No "a. has a singing
CrUb Of s. members affiliated with tn,
Pacific saengerbund. At the recen
meeting the following officers wer.
chosen; President. Charles Mueller
vice president. J. Mayer; recording sec
retsry +. Hansel; financial secretary
r Eisold; treasurer, Paul Figenberger
sergeant AT arms, +. Reichhold; teacher
Professor Dietz.
Bert p. Ward, the organizer and bust
ness agent Of the district council q
carpenters of Santa Clara county. ha,
been elected by the building trades
council Of that county delegate at larg,
10 the tenth annual convention of til.