United labor bulletin., 1912-04-18
beaver LEGAL Department.

EC6VCE kO~0l SpoA uASnts
Jesse vetter. $50 Kalamath St.. Editor
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County Secretary. Marshall Dewitt.
124 s Sherman st;
County Organiser. T. M. Marshall
1880 Washington ST. and W. H Leonard
S57 Broadway. phone South sos.
County Delegate Committes meets sec;
Center, Cen ilis Court Place
ist Ward, John wendelp Secretary, ilSo Filth h 81;
Meets a5,s and a.S third nsiaay ss
I'd Ward. @. G. Virgins, Fin Sec. l22a Ca, al
ifornia St Meets second ana fouftn
Tuesday evenings at 71s 18th 81
srd Ward, E Ringnsll, Fin Sec. 7s4e Lar
liner st.
4th Ward. Nels Kang. Fin. Sec. ls1! asta
| St Meet every Thursday night At 21ss
Lawrence st.
9Th ward, Evelyn Lepore, Fin. Sec. 1920
Alcott ST. Meet every Thursday even
ing at 342O Alcott St.
7th ward-suhdivision No. !; John .f. Mitssn. sch.
ond and nd fourth u,n9 M.Rdays sts at hemer Hail.
Subdivision No. 2, c. p. Conrad. Fin. &c.,
l514 Elizabeth St
washington ST Meet first and third Fri
| day evenings at 2442 Glenarm Pl
10th Ward. A. H. F1oaten. Fin. Sec: 1880
Tsarssay onrUs 81 evenings Ssss a at SIS sr.adway
11th Ward, Alya N. Gordon, Elm. Sec, Soo Navajo ,
| st. Meets first and third Thursdays GA haia-
math st.
13th ward-Su Subdivision No. l, Una G. Rob
erts Fin. Sec, No. SO Cherokee st Meet,
ings of Thirteenth and Fourteenth. ware ware
Branch every Friday evening" 6ishop
hail. 23S South Ogden
Subdivision No. p, William simons. Fin
Sec. Denver Mills Postoffice.
18th Ward. j. w. Martin. Fin Sec: aS1s 81
| Yates ST. Meets every TUESDAY evening
| at 5015 Lowell Blvd.
18th Ward Subdivision No: l. Berger Olson Sec;
staGy ss Asoss at 81 aVer anu
lo1n Ietsry 27ss W sth Ave Meets first and third
Wednesday evenings at Blaye Hail. W. 18th ave.
Jewish Branch. 1. Cart. Fin &c., i4o'
Lowell Blvd.
German Branch. P. schriofsky. Fin. sec.'
scandinayian Branch, Axel Ahlstrom, Fin
Sec, 3036 w. a4th Ave. Meets at NO. ~
on Sixteenth avenue the first and third
| Thursday evenings.
Edgewater Local meets every Thprsday'
T:3O D. m, 2212 Eaton st. A. H. Brown,
Sec, Box 112, Edgewater.
| Public meetings at Normal nail,
1545 Glenarm street, every Sunday at
eight o'clock p. m. Good speakers and
music. All who are alive to the great
economic questions of the times should
attend Admission free. u.
From now until after election, May 21,
the candidates for the different city
offices will speak Sunday nights at Nor
| NAL hall unless out-of-town speakers
should be present.
The Socialist party OF Denver mas
nominated good ticket for the coming
election. and, If elected, any one OF them
will be competent to carry out the duties
of the office as well as any OF the pres
emf incumbents, or any the other parties
may nominate.
The union men of Denver, unless they
vote the Socialist ticket, will be voting
for their enemies, as the most OF them
have been in the past. They are union
men all year until election day, tnen
they scab at the ballot box and vote for
the very men who have been keeping
them in slavery.
The commission form of government is
again coming to the front, notwithstand-
ing the examples we have had OF that
form in Pueblo, Rock Island, Ill, and
Lawrence, Mass. Never were the work
ers SO abused and man-handled, especially
the women and children, as they were
under the commission government at
Lawrence. The commissioners even fired
one chief of police because he was not
cruel enough to the strikers.
For a wonder nobody has yet accused
the Socialists or unionists of blowing up
e steamship Titanic.
Delegate committee met at 1414 Court
place, April ~, 1912, with 2l delegates
present.
read and committee put itself on record
by deciding that no printed matter be
sent out or authorized without bearing
the union label. 1t voted to pay End
ward branch IS due it from sale OF
tickets from Ries lectures Bills aggre-
eating s144O were approved and ordered
paid.
Committee appointed to investigate
Haywood's Cooper Union speech resigned
and a new committee was appointed with
Instructions to report at next regular
meeting
motion that candidates for aldermen
be made election managers in their re-
spective ward was referred to the cam
paign committee.
The secretary was instructed to write
Jno NJ. Work and have Comrade faui
Lejon preside at the Socialist entertain
ment and dance on May 18. 1872
A committee of seven was appointed to
appear before the unions to dispose OF
| tickets for above entertainment.
On motion of Comrade Claff the secre-
tary was ordered to send an appeal to
all locals in the state for campaign funds
and to obtain list of local secretaries
and their addresses from the state secre-
tary.
The committee decided that written
questions only be submitted to speakers
at Normal hall, and that Comrade Bron-
son be authorized to take charge OF ap-
plications for party membership at these
meetings 1t was also ordered that all
announcements at these meetings should
ho NADIA hv the chairman