The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-06-25
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would have no occasion to complain
of the demeanor of the visitors who
had been so warmly welcomed to
their midst. He then declared the
convention formally opened for bust
ness and called for the report OF the
committee on credentials.
Majority and Minority Reports.
The main report of the committee
was read by Secretary McEwens and
in it all the members Of the COM
mittee fully agreed. 1t named the
delegates entitled to seats and also
the fraternal delegates who were
present and reconEme ended that they
be seated, with full privileges of the
floor. The recommendations were
unanimo usly adopted On theN ques-
ton Of seating the delegates of the
Women's Union Label. Leagues in the
state on the same basis as the dele
gates from trades unions the COM
mittee divided, two of the members
recommending that they be admitted
only as fraternal delegates inasmuch
as they did not represent organiza-
tons of labor whose members were
working at trades. The other men,
Der of the committee submitted a
minority report recommending that
they be admitted on the same basis
as delegates from trades unions, be-
cause they represented the most i'm
portant adjuncts of the labor move
ment ever organized and which were
doing excellent work for the spread
of the union label and an increase
in the consumption of union-made
goods There was a very spirited de-
late over the matter, which was par
ticipated in by many of the leading
men in the convention, but in the.
end the minority report of the COM
mittee was adopted by the conven-
ton and the lady delegates were
seated with voice and vote and all
the privileges Of other delegates.
Announcement of Committees.
After this matter was disposed of
President Howley announced the reg
ular committees as follows:
Auditing and Credentials j. p.
Kennedy, st. Paul; w. c. Van Brunt,
St. Paul. Richard Jones, Duluth.
Rules and Order of Business-L. r.
Porter, St. Cloud; P. M. Johnson,
Brainerd; George Bruner, Crookston;
William Pearson, Duluth; j. F. Bur-
meister, Faribault; L. B. Ellison,
Fargo; S. H. Fljazdal, Warroad; Sam
uel De Lappe, Minneapolis; F.. Bruns-
kill, Minneapolis.
Organization John Chubbuck,
Minneapolis; VIM. ]. Lyonais, Brain
erd; S. S. Mcdonald, Duluth; Chas.
Reimer, Fargo; Frank Hoffman, Min
ncapolis; c. H. Blye, St. Paul; VIM.
McIver, st. Cloud; VIM. Schrader,
Minneapolis, c. H. Joyner, St. Paul.
Officers Responsibilities Walsh,
Duluth: r. w. Drummond, Fargo;
Chas. Butzenhart, St. Paul; A. E.
Kellington, Minneapolis; F. w. Smith,
St. Paul; Edward Ruhe, Minneapolis;
A. W. Bird, St. Paul; John, O'Reilly,
Minneapolis; c. c. Jensen, Winona.
Constitution and Law-Henry w.
GoetInger, St. Paul; William Perry,
Duluth; c. O. Strom, Fargo, Robert
Jennings, Minneapolis; T: F Thomas.
St. Paul; S. j. Spencer, Minneapolis:
Louis Hallenberg, Red Wing T. J..
Conroy. st. Paul; L. G. Gaspard, St..
Cloud.
Resolutions-F. E. Hoffman, st.
Paul; John M. Taylor, Brainerd: S.
f. Skrove, Duluth; G. T. Weinberg,
Minneapolis; Cyrelle Belair. st. Paul !;
e. J. Andrews, Minneapolis: H. C.
Reeves, Minneapolis. i.."&
Legislative and Political Action
John Wahlquist. Minneapolis; Henry
Perrault, Duluth; b. w. Maurek,
Fargo; G. w. Becker, St. Paul; John
Kirby, Red Wing; Lee Rockerby,
Minneapolis; M: W. Mogan, Minneap-
oils; George H. Murray, St. Paul; st.
Paul; John A. Barron. Duluth. ~
Labels and Union Label Organiza-
tions-C. A. Frazer, Fargo; Ernest
Rickert, Duluth; P. j.. Marandow,
Duluth; Mrs. Anna Jaskson, Mime
apolis; Mrs. Lucy Van Lear, Mime
apolis; Mrs. Edith Shields, Mime
apolis; G. E. James, St Paul: G. c..
Jensen, Winona; T. G. Lees, Mime
apolis; Mrs. Ella Coombs, Fargo;
Mrs. c. o. Strom, Fargo; Mrs. Minnie
swartzkopf, Brainerd; Mrs. Fannie
Fersburg, Brainerd. ? ...:- go,
Building Trades-C. w. De Vinney
st. Paul; j. j., De Young, st. Paul;
Rhea Reese, Minneapolis; Charles
Rigdon, Duluth; M. l.. Bingham,
Fargo; J. G.. Mulho1land, Minneapolis;
Samuel Kidd, St.. Paul; August Stern
berg, Winona; Martin Wefold, Minne-
apolis; J. H, Powers, Duluth; w. A.
Worcester, Minneapolis 1. -
The afternoon session was devoted
}, to the reading of the annual. reports
Of President Howlev and Secrcta~s-