Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-10-03

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West Virginia ....... .140 223
Wisconsin .127 1893
Members at large ...... 26 ~
Totals ............. 11476 1884
The motion is therefore defeated by
a majority of 7,515.
After the close Of the vote the fol.
lowing vote was received from Rhode
Island, with request that 1t be sub
stituted for that given above: Yes,
g.; No, ia.
late to be counted: AlabamaA yes, 50;
no. "a; California, yes, 536; no, 635;
Montana, yes, 179; no 242.
Locals Organized.
Locals were organized by National
Organizers during the month Of Aug
ustf as follows:
Thomas L. Buie. Garrison. KY. s
members.
W. M. Doyle, .Maplesyille, Ala, s
members; Thorsby, q; Clanton, s; Al
toona, q; Alabama City, 10; Gary, 10;
Gurley. s.; Sheffield. s; Florence, s.;
Cordova, 5. = -
Andrew J. Eggumy Vaughn, n. NJ. s
members; Belen, 8; Kelley. IL,
VIM. L. Carver, Shibley's Point, Mo-,
members; Golden Rule, s; Mind, s.;
Cali Gallie, s.; ROlla' II; Newbury, s;
w. C. Hills, Cherry Greek, New, s
members.
Sigurd Russell. French branches,
Brockton, Mass, Lowell, Mass.
w. C. Seigler, Savannah, Ga, Is
g.
Triton, IL; Valdosta, 8; Quitman, g.;
Thomasyille s; Metcalf s; Colquit, 8;
Miller County Ii.
E. ]. SQuier, Bangor, Me-, II mem
bers; Mampden, 5; Millinrocket, 8;
Mapleton, 81. !.
Florence A. Wattles, Geneva. Ind,
members; Redkey, Is.
Proposed Referendum.
Motion for national referendum
passed at. regular meeting August "a,
1912, by Local Oak Harbor. Socialist
party, of Washington.
"That the National Secretary be In
structed to print the minutes OF all
the Barnes trials Of February, March
and August of last year. Same to be
edited by representatives of both sides
to the controversy, and submitted to
the membership without unnecessary
delay.
Members in good standing, II.
Comment: This controversy has
already run too long. Party papers
devote space to it which should be
devoted to propaganda. Neither side
should object to submitting their
evidence to the membership. Let the
membership settle this thing for all
time.
Newell Shock, Rec. Sec'y.
''E. r. Rayner, Chairman Of Session"
italian Organizer.
The following are the dates OF the
Italian organizer, V. Vacirca: October
4, 2, Reading, Pa; 3, 4, Hazeltoni SO.
Wilkesbarre; 10, Minersville; 11-13..
Shamokin; IA, Williamsport; 10, Look
Haven; 1913, Altoona; 1920, Green's
burg; 81, West Brownsville; ",
South Brownsville; 1895, Hazard; 26-
%; Allegheny county; 1881. New
Castle; Nov. /, Punxsutawney; 2, De
Lancey; 8, Anita; 4, Florence: S.
Brockwayville; 8, 9, Ithaca, N. Y;
10, IL, Cortland; IL, Middletown; Is.
IL, New York City and vicinity.
Communications on the subject of
his tour should be addressed to Joseph
Corti, Italian Translator Secretary,
Ill North Market street, Chicago.
California.
State Secretary Williams, of Califor-
mia, reports eight locals organized In
that state during the month of
August. y
State Secretary Krieger, Of Montana
reports seven locals with q total of
sixty members organized In that state
during the same month.
New catalog.
The National Once catalog Of lttera-
ture and supplies has beeu revised
and new edition of $1,000 copies
printed. It is desired to place It In
the hands of as many Socialists and
non-Socialists as possible. A supply
will be sent free of charge to locals, |
branches and comrades who VIII IN. i
dertake to carefully distribute them
where they will do the most good. |
Address. National Office Socialist Par
ty, Ill North Market street, Chicago.
j National Organizers. 49, SD
National Organizers and lectures are |
In the following statess Frudence
Brown. California: Thomas q Buie
South Carolina; John g. Chase Ne
braska; W. NJ Doyle 4i1sisBippi: |
Andrew ]. Eggum. New Mexico YIN.
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