United labor bulletin., 1911-08-17
STATE FEDERATION
IN ANNUAL SESSION.
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affirm loyalty and pledge support to the
officially chartered and bona fide Build
ing Trades Council of Denver. Referred
to Committee on Resolutions.
Resolution No. A, by l.. d. Hausman,
Typographical Union No. 40, Denver
To endorse Socialist Labor party. he
ferred to Committee on RESOLUTIONS.
Resolution No 5, by Fritz Haas,
Journeymen Tailors, Colorado Springs
Denouncing American Civic Federation
and demanding resignation of Samuel
Gompers as president OF A. f. OF l.. he
ferred to Resolutions committee.
After accepting further report of the
Credentials committee, President Nc
Lennon introduced Mother" Jones to
the delegates. She made a lengthy but
interesting talk to the convention when
was greatly appreciated.
James F. Maloney, third vice president
of the International Printing Pressmen,
who is in Colorado on the mission OF at
tempting to settle the differences be-
tween the pressmen and publishers OF
Denver was next introduced. Brother
Maloney extended greeting to the Colo
RADIO State Federation of Labor from MS
international, and followed with state
ment regarding conditions in Denver. He
requested that the Federation take some
action giving the executive board power
to bring about settlement II possible
Additional Resolutions.
Resolution No. 6, by Chas. ii. Meyer,
James Kirwin C. R Waters, John Tur-
ney, Howard Tressidder, W. f. Mn
structing incoming executive board to Sc
cure legal advice to draft constitutional
amendment to submit to people provid-
ing for recall of court judges. Referred
to Committee on Resolutions.
Resolution No. I, by James Kirwin, Z.
To discourage and stamp out Boy Scout
movement Referred to Committee on
Resolutions.
Resolution No. 6, by Thos. Auter,
Stereotypers and Electrotypers No. 13,
Denver-To favor enactment of law re
quiring Allied Printing Trades Council
union label on all state printing. Re-
ferred to Committee on Labels and
Trade Marks.
After announcing several committee
meetings, convention adjourned to meet
at a. m. Wednesday.
THIRD DAY-MORNING SESSION.
Meeting called at appointed time, with
President McLennon in the chair.
Roll call of delegates.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Resolution No. 1-Bartenders of Den
yer. protesting against prohibition. Con-
Cured in by committee and adopted.
Resolution No. 2-Liebold for Musi-
clans of Denver against public enter
tainments in partnership with corpora
tions. Committee reported favorably,
and report adopted
Resolution No. 3-Concerning Building
Trades Council of Denver. Committee
had deferred until later date action
on this resolution.
Resolution No. 4-By Hausman, to en-
dorse socialist party. This resolution
brought out considerable discussion, par.
ticpated in by Delegates Hausman, Dris-
coll, Barrett, Hughes. BANTER, Kirwin,
GARNER Owens, Hudgins, Bratten,
Knowles, Songer, Dinwoodie, Van Bradt,
Fox and Alger. The committee recon-
mended non-concurrence but urge united
political action, the report of the COM
mittee being finally adopted.
Resolution No 5-Denouncing Ameri-
can Civic Federation and demanding re-
signation of Samuel Gompers. Commit
tee non-concurred and recommended that
matter be left to national and interna-
tional unions for adjustment. Report of
committee concurred in.
Resolution No. 6-Regarding law per
mitting recall of judges. Committee una
nimously recommended non-concurrence
in resolution, which report and recon-
mendation was adopted.
Vice President Fox in chair
Resolution No. TO discourage and
stamp out Boy Scout movement. Con
Cured in by committee, and report
adopted.
Delegate Dinwoodie asks that assist
ance be given by Federation to organize
Cripple Creek district.
Delegate Barret moved that no resolu-
hn cd t1Fifh mir me
consent after the Thursday morning ses-
sion. chair ruled motion out of order
from the fact that constitution provides
that no resolution can be introduced
after the third day without unanimous
consent
Introduction of Resolutions.
Resolution No. y. by E. R. Hoage, AL
lied Printing Trades Council, Denver
To induce Larkins Coap Co. to use label
on printed matter Referred to Com
mittee on Labels and Boycotts.
Resolution No. 10, by E. r. Hoage, AL
lied Printing Trades Council, Denver
To assist in unionizing and inducing the
use of the label in the plants of the
Ferry Seed Co. of Detroit, Mich, and
the Heinz Pickle Co. of Pittsburg, Pa.
Referred to Committee on Labels and
Trademarks.
Resolution No. IL, by E. r. Hoage, AL
lied Printing trades council, Denver
Dealing with the fact that after the Au-
gust issue of the Hunter, Trader and
Trapper will be printed in a non-union
office Referred to Committee on Labels
and Trademarks.
Resolution No. u, by T. w. Taylor, H.
p. Jewett, H. NJ Mum, Chas. McPar-
land l.. E. Moore, ]. j. Ford-To assist
p, P. -. & p. of A. local No. 1045, Den
YER Referred to Committee on Organ
ization.
Resolution No. 10, by R. S. Sexton,
Cigarmakers, Denver-To oppose con
sumption of the products of the Ameri-
can Tobacco Trust. Referred to Com
mittee on Labels and Trademarks.
Resolution No. IA. by delegates from
Trades Assembly, Denver-Condemnin