The wageworker., 1910-01-15

pin in the South Omaha Labor Temple
at 1925 a. M, Tuesday, January 4.
Rev Ralph w. I4ivers, fraternal dele
gate from the South Omaha Minis
terial Association. offered prayer,
Mayor Koutsky delivered an address
of welcome and delivered the key to
the city to the president for the dele
gates. The mayors address was brief
but to the point and was heartily ap-
plaunded. Delegate T. G. Kelsey, rep
resenting the Lincoln Central Labor
Union, responded for the delegates.
President Maupin then announced
the personnel of the committee on ere
dentials previously appointed and
asked for the committees report. The
committee reported as follows:
Mr. President. we. your committee
appointed to consider the credentials
submitted by delegates elect to the
Nebraska State Federation of Labor
beg leave to submit the following re-
port. We find the following delegates
entitled to seats in this convention, all
dues of their unions to this organiza-
ton having been paid:
George Cameron, Theatrical Stage
Employees, No. ISL. Lincoln.
F. A. Wemmer. Switchmen's Union,
No. 5. Omaha.
John Lambert. Brotherhood of Car
penters. No. 1888. Fairbury.
T. c. Kelsey. &. l.. u, Lincoln.
Jacob Kaufman. Brewery Workers,
No. 96. Omaha.
Guy Smith. Brewery Workers, No
SO. Omaha.
G. Lewis Koyer. Brewery Workers,
No. 319, Omaha.
NJ
Havelock.
H. c. Jaacks. Fire Department En-
pioyes. No. 10446. Omaha.
James Kotera. BARRIERS, No. Ga,
South Omaha.
John E. Nelson, Painters. No. -,
Lincoln.
Frank P. Hart, C. l.. U. South onl-
aha.
]. G. Hoffman. Brewery Workers,
Branch No. of No. 96. Fremont.
]. J. Farron, Structural Iron Work
ers. Omaha.
Il. B. Cummings. Leatherworkers on
Horse Goods. No. 30. Lincoln.
B. F. Creel, BARRIERS, No. PIP, Omaha.
Louis Connolly. Stereotypers, No
"a. Omaha.
Frank Chevront. Stereotypers, No.
c., Lincoln.
A. A. Hyers. Machinists, No. Cos,
Havelock.
R. NJ. Cave. BARRIERS, No. 461. Fre-
mont.
Lou Baltzell, Lathers. No. 161, Lin
coin.
Frank p. Turner. Plumbers, No. IS,
Lincoln.
John C. Trouten. Federal Union, No.
7l12. South Omaha.
Xavier Stadler, Stonecutters, Omaha.
s. A. d. Smith, Blacksmiths, No. 1863,
Havelock
A. F. Schwenker, BARRIERS. No. 164,
Lincoln.
r. r. Ricketts,. Carpenters, No. $50,
Nebraska City.
E. J. Morrow. Street Railway En-
ployes, No. 2SS. Omaha.
o. ]. Randall. Street Railway EN-
ployes. No 2SS, Omaha.
John Steiner, Cigarmakers, No. 143,
Lincoln.
II. W. Mattoon. Railway Clerks, No.
13l. Omaha.
Louis v. Guye, c. l.. IT,, Omaha.
George Stevens, Stationery Firemen
No. 80. Omaha.
Jack Carter. Horseshoers. No. 10
Omaha.
Fred Schulz. Tailors. No. 273, Lin
coin.
H. C. Peate. Typographical Union
No. 2O9. Lincoln.
Frank NJ. Coffey. Typographical
Union No. 2O9. Lincoln.
I. ]. Copenharve, Typographical
Union. No. 100. Omaha.
V. B. Kinney. Typographical Union
No. 1870. Omaha.
A. ID. Small, Typographical Union
No. 1870. Omaha.
Rev. r. w. Livers, Ministerial Un
ion.. South Omaha.
Will NJ. Maupin. deputy labor com
missioner. Lincoln.
Henry White. pressmen's helper
Omaha.
Jonas H. Wanberg, Machinists, No
81. Omaha.
George Case. Machinists. No. 81, ON
aha.
George NJ. Lamb. Macfinists, No. 81
Omaha.
II. A. Davis. Electrical Workers. No
s. Omaha.
w. A. Chrisman. Steam Engineers
No. 3S, Omaha.
c. L. Widman. Cigarmakers, No. 1853
Fremont.
William Stelk, Leatherworkers, No
J.. C. Lynch. Plumbers, No. 16, ON
aha.
Henry Bridwell. Plumbers, No. 16
Omaha.
William Britain, Stationary Engi
neers. No. 3S, Omaha.
c. F. Bunell. Retail Clerks. No. 861
Alliance.
Homer Meigs, Sheet Metal Workers
No. 3, Omaha.
n. w. Byers, Leatherworkers OIL
Horse Goods, No. IL, Omaha.
Your committee further reports tha
Jonas r. Wanberg, George Coe am
Geo. N. Lambe be seated as delegate
and that the amount of per capita ta
of the Machinists Union No. 81 b
taken up later. -
Your committee further recommeI.G
that w. A. Davis, representing tn
Electrical Workers No. 6, be seated
pending a further report by this con