The San Francisco call., 1910-05-15


this morning i'm the building trades
temple by teamsters' union No. S5 10
vote upon reafiliation with the inter
national. President Tobin, whose
mission 10 the coast was TO bring this
union back to its parent body, has
won success.
BY invitation Rev. William n. Friend
addressed the labor council Friday
night. His text Labor and Church
Come over and Help Us" was an elo-
quent plea for closer relationship be
tween the labor movement and the
church. The minister advocated Wig
orOus advocacy Of all for which organ
lied labor stands.
Following the Labor day committee
appointed by the labor council:
]. y. Hylen D. McLennon
William Wright George Wyatt
Joseph dc Norak HUgh Barrett
y. Weiss Paul Efchenbercer
Lewis Basensch Frsgk Crowley
Harry Ruiz II. J. Roche
j. y Ducoins Charles Schuppert
Monte Allen ". O. Wood
J. OGracy T. -. Harrison
Harry Huntsmen William r. Bonsor
I'D Koran Robert Kelly
George Wagner George Cerreli
Al Growney Dave Campbell
T.. q. Lepskev James Curran
Thomas Blanchard E. r. Dunn
Rose Myears Joseph Raymond
Thomas Gsrrify Walter Johnston
p o. Haflerau Charles Radebold
Harry Gildea Phillip Murphy
A. Gale Bert Kahn
Jsmes sheridsu Max Licht
]. II. Lomasney James Fischer
2. Anderson f.. Ellison
w. g. Desepte E L. Perret
\. Sabatin0 Anil Westphsl
Emil Muri Harry Reynolds
J. Martin E. J. RutledCe
D. j. Murray Charles Schilling
j A. Holland Thomas Rooney
John Griffin Theo. White
Henry hnobCl J. J. kenney
H. O. Selig Mrs. Ella O'Keefe
Charles Fleischman J. p. Sherbesman
Joseph King Charles Curdes
= J. Cook Charles Olivia
Charles Bucher n J. Noonan
Ed Ford Michael Casey
J. F. kean William Rusk
Msmmie Mycsrs Leo Indig
EnA hneu Leo Nicholson
- Abrams =. p. ROsenthsl
Phil Dietz t. H. Craig
r. 7. Hsmmsck sam Tabsck
A. j. Beck May Beck
James BolTlsn Ed Werner
Ernest Kane IC = Rozcn
". Rutherdslc ". r. Haggerty
Charles Shuttleworth John J. Nolan
j II fitzgerald ". Z. Scott
X. j. Davis John O'ConnelI
" Z. Jones Andrew J. Gallagher
j. r. Hooper
Richard COverly has been elected
delegate TO the interna tional brother
hood Of boiler makers and iron shin
builders convention by lodge No. 25.
The convention viii be held in St. Louis
June IS.
At the meeting this afternoon in the
Labor Council temple the Asiatic ex-
clusion league viii elect officers for the
ensuing year. \. Ellery has been in
Vited to address the meeting.
\ communication from the riggers'
and stevedores' union was read before
the council ia which that union re-
fuses to join the International
S. n. Wood & Co asked the council
10 interest itself in getting that firm
the label Of the journeymen tailors'
union. The executive committee has
the matter in hand:
The Anti-Japanese laundry league
was Informed at the last meeting by
Mrs. Meyers. a delegate TO the grand
circle Of the Companions Of the Forest
Of America, just adjourned in Merced
that the leagues movement had been
Endorsed by the Companions and that
q copy Of the resolutions passed would
be forwarded by the grand financial
secretary, Miss Agnes D. Bremmer.
Mrs. Meyers was unanimously voted an
honorary member Of the league.
The iron trades council sent to the
Ia Dor council a communication in which
lt asserts that certain plumbing sup
ply house was hiring nonunion men.
The executive committee was asked to
investigate the matter.
The jurisdictionaI dispute between
the steam shovelmen and the hosting
engineers coming before the executive
committee Of the labor council, and its
findings not being agreeable to the in
terested unions, il was decided that
the trouble should be taken before the
fnternationals for adjudication.
A communication from the anti
Japanese laundry league was read be-
fore the council In which ii was stated
resolutions had been passed against
the action of the Southern Pacific in
hiring Tindus and orientals TO the ex-
ciusion OF white men.
The trustees Of the labor council re-
ported that they had examined all
books and vouchers for the last two
quarters and found everything correct
The delegate from the boot and shoe
workers union reported that the strike
at Calm Nickelburg & Co.'S was still on,
but with a prospect of settlement The
application for an injunction against
the union had been dismissed.
Chairman Hollis reports the following
additional subscriptions to the Panama
fair from labor unions: Musicians
$1,000; carpenters No. %, s., 500 Many
unions have decided TO take action at
The next meetings.
There viii be a special meeting Tues
day evening, May "a. of millmen's union
No s22, at which all members are ur-
gently requested to be present The
local viii give a smoker and high links
next Tuesday. The committee in
charge has arranged an attractive pro-
gram.
Local union No. $40, l. B. E. w. has
decided TO affiliate with the Sacramento
federated trades council. and has chosen
as delegates c. e. Vining, r. T. Lundy
and Gus Erickson.
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