United labor bulletin., 1912-07-11
JOINT LABOR CELEBRATION
ARRANGED BY COMMITTEES
Building Trades Committee Meets With Trades hs-
sembIy Committee to Arrange For Labors
Celebration

/ Labor day will be celebrated in Dem
yer IN a hitting manner. Although the
committee has not yet decided what
form the celebration will take, the fact
that the Building Trades Council has ap-
pointed committee and the committee
has joined with the Trades Assembly
committee, guarantees the success OF
the celebration.
| Certain members of the Building
Trades Council endeavored to foster dis
sension in organizing joint Labor day
committee, but these members have
been thrust aside, and Friday evening
of last week President Moore. the newly
elected president of the Building Trades
Council, named as a Labor day commit
tee to meet with the Trades Assembly
committee, c. F. Oliver. ]. H. Mitchell,
William Meisenbach and w H Hayden
President Moore is chairman of the
council committee.
This committee. Sunday, met with the
Trades Assembly committee and organ
lied by electing C. NJ. Moore chairman
of the council committee, chairman OF
the joint Labor day committee, and
Edw. j. Hines, chairman of the Trades
Assembly committee. was elected vice
chairman.
1t has been the custom for several
years past to alternate the chairman
ship between the Trades Assembly and
the Building Trades Council when IL
came to organizing the joint committees.
This year it was the councils turn to
have the craftsmanship. The COMMITTEES
| completed its organization by naming
the following: ss-
Recording and Financial Secretary
C. F. Oliver of the Electrical Workers.
Treasurer-Grace Bucks of the Gar
ment Workers.
Committee on Grounds-F. Vessel,
Bartenders; ]. H. Mitchell, Lathers;
Grace Bucks, Garment Workers.
, Committee on Finance NJ Moore
Sheet Metal Workers; Grace Bucks. c.
F. Oliver.
Committee on Program-R. c. Moser,
Stationary Engineers; VIM. Meisenbach.
Cement Finishers; Tnos. Auter, Stereo-
typers.
Committee on Printing and Publicity
I-Edw- ]. Hines. typographical union;
W. H. Hayden. Carpenters; F. Vessel.
Committee on Games-C. F. Oliver,
Grace Bucks. C. NJ. Moore.
Committee on Music and Parade&W.
H HAYDEN, Thos. Auter, VIM. Nielsen
bach.
The fact that the two organizations
have gotten together and have decided
to hold a joint celebration is cause for
congratulation. That harmony is needed
in the labor movement in Denver at this
time more than anything else. there can
be no doubt. and that no discord exists
in the Labor day celebration from the
building trades can be attributed to the
new delegates in the council and the
administration elected at Friday nights
meeting.
The Trades Assembly has sent to the
referendum of organizations affiliated
the proposition of having a parade or
no parade 1t is expected that sufficient
returns from these communications will
be in the hands of the secretary by the
time the meeting is called to order Sun
day to ascertain the sentiment OF the
organizations that go to make up the
labor movement in Denver. Sunday,
Typographical union No. 40 voted to
parade and also voted to fine members
that do not parade The Typographical
union is one of the large organizations
of the city. and it is believed that this
sentiment prevails in the city. The joint
committee is desirous that returns be
made as speedily as possible and II Is
hoped that they will be favorable to a
demonstration.
The committee on grounds is visiting
resorts in and out of the city. and ascer-
tanning from managers the best terms
that can be had at the resorts visited.
Flattering offers have been made to the
committee but the joint committee will
not be in hurry to decide on where
the picnic will be held. Last year. ac-
picnic took to Tuileries park at least
evening. and this showing makes the
plum.