United labor bulletin., 1911-02-16

of the child-slave to the grave. The
speaker was applauded for fully two
minutes when he had finished.
The speakers we're given a rising vote
of thanks for their appearance.
A resolution introduced by the Bakers
union endorsing the proposed law max
ing the weight of loaf of bread full
pound, was endorsed by the assembly.
A resolution by the Bakers delegation
regarding industrial unionism, the mean
ing of which was not clear to the COM
mittee, was referred back to the delega-
ton for rewriting.
Delegate Bryan announced the dance
of the Plumbers, which will be held at
Marble hall on the 18th.
Delegate Speigl announced that infor-
nation was at hand stating that the
Luna park management was making ne
gotiations with Mexican band for that
resort this summer. He asked the as
sistance of the arbitration committee in
getting union musicians for that resort.
and the request was granted Luna park
was on the unfair list last summer.
Mr.. Speigl also stated that informa-
ton was at hand to the effect that the
city of Denver had contracted, or was
endeavoring to contract, with the Banda
Rosa outfit to play at City park this sum-
mer. The matter was referred to the
president, the organizer and Mr.. Speigl-
The Musicians stated that The Post
band, which plays gratis wherever their
services are wanted, did not interfere
with their business at the laying of the
cornerstone for the new postoffce.
The Broommakers reported that their
label was not receiving the patronage it
deserved-in fact, they have only one
man in Denver working full time and an
other working part thine. They figure
there is only one man out of every 100
buying union brooms in Denver. mo-
ton carried directing that cards be
printed telling the union men where to
get union label brooms. and that COM
mittees visit the others and ask them to
put in the union brooms- man who
will allow a non-union broom in his
house after hearing the report of the
Broommakers will allow anything to
come into his home just SO its cheap.
A communication was received from
the Union Label League asking the
Trades Assembly to appoint a committee
to confer with like committee from the
League in regard to building labor
temple. The proposition was not op-
posed, and President Dellett appointed
Delegates Conkle, Common and Mrs
Nelson.
A communication from Frank Morri-
son of the A. F. of L., saying that a
charter had been issued to the Laborers'
Protective union on the recommendation
of the assembly that federal laborers'
union be chartered. was filed; then ON
motion it was reconsidered and the sec
retary instructed TO write Secretary
Morrison and get the jurisdiction of the
new organization. The assembly had
recommended a laborers' union and not
a federal laborers' union.
The Cigarmakers reported through
Delegate Morehouse that their organiza-
tion required all their members to pur-
chase union-made brooms.
Bakers reported that they were receiv-
ing better support for their label.
Walters reported that a great many
printers were patronizing non-union res
taurants.
A motion carried asking the Brother
hood of Railroad Freight Handlers to
pay Organizer Tustison the usual organ
izer's fee for organizing that trade In
Denver.
A communication was received from
the Boilermakers Iron Shipbuilders and
Helpers asking that the assembly en-
dorse H. S. Jeffery of Richmond. Va, for
chief locomotive boiler inspector, and y.
A. Franklin. president OF the organiza-
ton for assistant. The United Statea
senate passed tue Oih duthotilinb tttoC
appointments Jan. 10. The request was
granted.
The International Association Of Ma
chinists requested that the assembly
write the Colorado congressman and SEN
ators asking them TO support the eight
hour amendment in the naval bill. and
to insist that one of the ships be built
in government yard. The request was
complied with.
letter was received from Samuel
Gompers notifying the assembly that he
had granted the commission OF NJ Il.
Tustison as organizer and that II had
been forwarded
The Central Labor Union OF Brooklyn
sent a communication asking the assem-
bly, to write the congressman and SEN
ators asking them to keep the ship build
ing in the government yards Mt Brooklyn.
The secretary OF the navy wants tho
work given to private concerns. The re-
quest was concurred in.
The A. +. OF l.. requested In a letter
that the assembly take the same action
as noted above to prevent the repeal OF
the law which reads Hereafter all
notes. bonds and checks shall be printed
from hand roller presses" The same ae-
tion was taken
The assembly agreed to give half an
hour TO speakers al oneh meeting Of fhe
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