The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-05-18
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votes received by w. E. Towne in
his race for local president
The election of local officers Gre
ated intense interest. The fight for
president was between Edwin Ander-
son, Edward NJ. Grace and w. E.
Towne. Anderson won by plural
ity of six votes over Grace.
E. T. Hughes, the efficient finan-
cial secretary of the Duluth Typo
graphical union was reelected with
out opposition. He received a hand
some endorsement from his fellow
members. H. N. Wilson was also re-
elected without opposition recording
secretary, position he has held with
honor to himself and the union.
Mcdonald Easy Winner. -
S. S. Mcdonald was elected vice
president without opposition: He
was also chosen to represent his local
at the Brainerd convention of the
Minnesota State Federation of Labor,
winning out easily over John A. Bar
ron.
The delegates to the Trades AS
sembly from the printers union will
be S. S. Mcdonald. Maurice Cohen
and Alva G. Catlin. w. E. Towne
was not a candidate for reelection.
P. S. Kingsley was elected to repre-
sent the union at the next convention
OF tie International Typographical
union. There were five candidates
and the contest was hot and exciting.
Louis Bennett was a close second to
Kingsley.
The following is the detailed vote
cast for all candidates for elective
office:
international Officers.
For president: James M. Lynch,
Syracuse, 2; Fred Barker. Spokane,
Sc.
For first vice president: George
A. Tracy, San Francisco, 8; James
M. Duncan, New York, 70.
For delegates TO A. F. of L., four
to be elected: Frank Morrison.
Chicago, II; Max S. Hayes, Cleveland.
10; T. W. Mccullough, Omaha, 10;
Hugh Stevenson. Toronto, IA: Charles
Hertenstein, st. Louis, 4: F. j. Bon
nington. San Francisco, rs; Dan Del
ahoyde. Omaha, "a: A. B. Rodriguez,
New York, So.
For secretary treasurer: j. w.
Hays, Minneapolis, 6; c. NJ. Cobb,
Cincinnati, Is.
For trustees union printers home,
four to be elected: Anna G. Wilson:
Columbia, "a; Michael Powell, Otta-
wa, II; G. L. Wood, Fl. Worth, 70:
Geo. P. Nichols, Baltimore, 8; Thos.
b. Gloster, Detroit, Z; r. l.. Criswell;
Los Angeles, 8; Walter H. Mckee,
New York, Walter E. Ames, Mil
waukee, ~. i
For agent union printers home:
f. c.. Roberts, Columbia, y; w. Fl.
Parr, Toronto. 8.
Local Elective; Officers.
Delegate and alternate to Interna-
tional Typogra phical union conven-
ton to be held at Cleveland, Ohio.
August IL, 1912: Russell 3. Abb e.:
bolt, 6: Louis Bennett, Is; Charles
klene, IA: P. S. Kingsley, 20; Charles
E. Robinson, Is. For alternate:
John A. Barron. 80; II. N. Wilson. 8.
For. president: Edwin Anderson.
II; Edward M. Grace, 50; William
E. Towne. 10.
For vice PRESIDENT: s, s. Me-
Donald ~.
For recording secretary: Herbert
~ Wilson. IS.
For Observation-Disclosures Edgar r.,
Hughes, 80.
For sergeant-at'arms: Obie E.
Olsen, 81.
For delegate to Minnesota State
Federation OF Labor: John A. Bar
ron, 81; S. S. Mcdonald, So. /
For delegates to Trades Assembly,
three elected: IT,, Alva G. Catlin, 70:
Maurice Cohen, 81; s. s.. Mcdonald,
"A; F. A. sOlin, 81; -z....s.s3 j :
For I. 7. Y. and local auditors,
three elected: F. W. Bergman, So;
ben "a Bred Lesson, Il Charles Nv. Carl 81
son, !; Maurice Cohen. sc.