The San Francisco call., 1913-07-31
PAINTERS CHOOSE
THEIR OFF F|C[Rs
Local Agrees on Slate Only
After Several Attempts
Are Made
International Delegates to
Suggest Amendments to
Rochester Convention

After many trials,
St5fTg.9S(5f@zaD the membership Of
rd local No. 10 of the
Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers
of America has succeeded in electing
officers for the current term, as Follows:
James w. Reinfeld, president; N. F.
Ingram. vice president; James Nc
Carthy. conductor; James Kenny, war
den; r. Sarsfield and w. Turner. truss
tees; A. Lodden. Theodore vielhaben, p.
Clancy, William Driscoll and c. e. Rad
emaker, deleEates to the local executive
board: Edward T. Fuller and j. l..
Thomas, business agents.
The local selected as delegates to tho
District Council of Painters:
W. Turner. Edward r. Fuller, J. r. Fiansgan,
ssrsasld Hsss Mism sanains SalaaEasr Fred p.s
alexander James W: Kenny. +; =. Burns Frank
Carney sRtS Clancy :,st, 6 Lsnca A si s;srstt
InNsm; William Morslock. Robert Masters, VII
liam liam Driscoil w ~ Httchcock; J; T. Thc%.;, Ts.,,
". J. Gilosy, NJ. Norton. W. FRANK shkhois.
PARK r sma wiIaiam Kenny. .'sh JANE. = Renfe'a '' A
Delegates to the Building Trades
council are:
y. F.. smith. =: Alexander; A.; 2: smitss
A. T. barrett. wiIiiam morelock ". Frank
Rirkhoz w A. jenkins, r. q. Corlim J. l..
Thomas, .. B. Gallagher, Robert Masters, GeorSs
Delegates to the San Francisco Labor
council are:
n. r. Ingram. Edward T. FaIlsr; v: Frank
Bfrkhoz, h. 6arsdeld. r. f.. Burns, Robert Mas
ters. T. C. Lynch, J. B. Fleming, ". l.. Reed,
Thomas Moran.
Delegates previously elected to attend
the sessions of the International body
that is to meet In Rochester. N. Y,
Co. 1fxx
gust 2S, but prior to that time win hold
q meeting to discuss many important
amendments to the constitution and
rules that are to be presented to the
convention.
The United Laborers' association.
local No. 1, last Tuesday night had be-
fore 1t an obstinate member who re-
fused to show his card when asked and
who when the job steward told him IL
he did not show his card he would have
to be reported. IL said to have struck
the steward. He was fined.
The local voted to have the entire
membership join the Union Labor Hos
pital association so that they may be
cared for In case of accident or sick
ness. Twenty-Five new members were
elected.
Local No. 332 of the Electrical Work
ers of sSan Jose at the last meeting of
the Santa Clara County Building Trades
council gave notice by letter that as
the local is small and would not make
a good showing it had decided not to
parade Labor day. The secretary was
directed to inform the local that all
organizations affiliated with the coun-
ell, whether large or small, must be in
line, and that each member must be in
the parade. The council has decided to
fine any member of any union who fails
to take part in the parade
y s=..s.
The Central Labor council OF Santa
Clara county has nominated the follow
ing named candidates.:
For president, George A. Bachelor; vice presf-
dent, W. 81. O,Nei1 ana Frank Haak; recording
sserssa.y Hepe nsnsia1 Ma;n,.s sscrs.sry s, s. s.
s. Thompsop; sergeant at arms. M J. 'Brien:
trustees II. J. Young. Richard Schwsrtig and
E. H. Lincoln; executive board, W. Downie,
George Eglund Charles Ronmassett, Z. w.
Webber, r. c. Rogers, Bertha Cooper. William
O'Neii. William Knudscn. John Meyers and FL.
j. Young
Local No. % of the United Brothers
hood of Carpenters and Joiners at it's
last meeting donated $6o2 25 to members
who are out OF work; $50 was paid to
members who met with accidents while
working, and admitted nine to mem
bership by card and three by initiation.