United labor bulletin., 1911-07-06
WILL ELECT OFFICERS
AT ASSEMBLY SUNDAY
PRESIDENT DELLITT WILL STAND
P0R REELECTION M00RH0USE
TO OPPOSE.

The Denver Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, Sunday will hold it's sem-annual cleo
ton. Thomas DeIIitt who has been pres
ident the past six months, will be op-
posed, it is understood, by c. j. Moor
house of the Cigarmakers. Mr.. Moor
house opposed Mr.. DeIIitt at the last
election but was defeated by about to l..
Mr.. Dellitt is member of the Tilelay-
ers' union and is the candidate of the
building trades in particular, while u
great many of the other trades will sup
port him for reelection on account of the
harmony prevailing in the assembly dur
ing his administration The building
trades believe that the election of Mr.
Dellitt is vital. 1t is feared that if some
other man was in the chair action would
be taken detrimental to the interests of
the building trades unions in the Associ-
ated Building Trades of Denver and vi
cinity and thus place the labor move
ment, with the building trades in a pre-
carious situation.
President Dellitt's administration has
been a success. Under his administra-
ton the Anti-Injunction League was
formed which promoted the great parade
on Feb. 2. This year, for the first time
in the recent years. every amusement
park in Denver is union throughout and
during Dellitts administration success
ful boycott was placed against Luna
park and The Famous restaurant and
Bandmaster Roach. one of the greatest
herders of scab musicians in the West,
was broke"
During his administration the building
trades, the backbone" of the labor move
ment, have been assisted in a way that
bids fair to a substantial solidification of
the working strength OF the organizations
| in that great industry.
Dellitt and his administration has
made good" and he is entitled TO the
second term due successful official.
Mr.. Moorhouse is capable, his ability
is not doubted and would serve the as
sembly with credit to himself and honor
to the organization if elected.
| 1t is said that Recording Secretary
Bedford will be opposed by n. R. Tusti-
son. now organizer. II is the desire OF
some to combine the two offices in order
that the salary of the secretary will help
pay an organizer. whose services are so
ably needed at this time. The position
pays $50 month, while that of organizer
is allowed no compensation.
Earle Hoage will be a candidate for re-
election to the Office of reading clerk
Grace o'Hara to the Office of financial
secretary; Steve Carmody for doorkeep-
er. and Treasurer Fritz Henning is q
hold-over.
George Allen will be a candidate 70
represent the assembly in the chamber
OF commerce. and Miss Grace Bucks, W
A. Alger and President Dellitt have an
nounced themselves as aspirants for dele
gateships to the State Federation of La
Dor. Delegate Watson aspires to the of
fee OF sergeantat-arms.
l.. French of the Cigarmakers and
T. w. Taylor are two candidates for the
board of trustees.
Vice President Bessie Miller has
served two terms in that Office and no
lady candidate has announced herself. Ii
is believed that the lady delegates will
be satisfied with the financial secretary
ship. delegateship to the State Fedora
tion of Labor and places ON the import
ant committees and that male delegate
will be elected to fill the office of vice
president