United labor bulletin., 1913-06-14
Genuine Get : Together
Meeting Brings Forth
Good Results.
Labor Day Csnnittee Naned ts
Combine with Building Trades
for Annual CeIebration.


In o meeting fraught with the get
together spirit. the Trades and Labor
Assembly. last Sunday afternoon de-
termined BY q practically unanimous
vote to again Join hands with the
Denver Chamber Of Commerce. Dur
ing the recent municipal campaign for
election Of commissioners the Assem-
bly, had ten representatives on the
business mems committee OF 100, and
the good feeling thus engendefed re
suited In this action being taken.
Delegates Bulger. spacy. Mitchell,
Compton. Means and Others who
nserved on this committee told OF the
friendship expressed Tor organized
labor by numerous business men con-
nected with the chamber, and that q
change OF front had come over some
OF them toward the labor movement
in Denver during the past year. A.
ons delegate aaid. IT y time to stop
groulfng from opposite sides Of the
fence. but pas through the gate and
pull for . geneFal forward movement
IL vhieh Al classes q ctttsens would
BE- participants-~
he Building Ts.des Council has
Representative ia The chamber meet
-ings. and with another from tho ~
semb,y. torefher with other friends
there. Il wtll no6 - posslbae for Or
E1nlsed lnbor 70 have ~ egfeceive
voice IN the leading buslneas mea's
orRnnikntion Of the city
Il was decided that L. G. Herring
ton. chairman Of the public institn-
tions committee. should be the Off
cial representative Of the assembly.
HcrrsnEtcr r. a delegate from Typo
graphical Union No. 80. having been
reelected last month. He Is level
headed and win be able 10 give a good
account OF himself
labor Day Committee Named.
Preliminary steps were taken FOR
The annual Labor bay celebration BY
the naming OF committee OF five TO
act In conjunction with = similar com
rnittee from the Building Trades
Council. As the motion adopted pro
vidcd the chair should be one OF the
members. President Hines announced
the following: Earl Hoagc. T. o.
spacy. J. c. Buiger. r. r. Means and
Ed. L. Hines. A joint meeting win
soon be held to select officers Of the
committee aud outline plans.
Il was voted ~. the sense Of the
assembly that no contributions or do
nations OF any character should be re-
ceived from unfair concerns- This was
proposcd by Delegate Margaret Neu.
man Of the Garment Workers Union.
RsaetsonssIss condsmned.
A resolution which had previously
been indorsed BY the Building Trades
Council condemninE Mayor Arnold,
Sheriff sullivan and Treasurer Stock
Or for their attempt to continue In
office after being defeated in the re-
cent city election. was unanimously
adopted.
A letter was read from Congress-
man Edward KeatinE outlining the
progress being made by Congress to
investigate the West Virginia coal
miners situation. He confirmed the
press report that Mother Jones" had
at last been released from prison. and
eaat she had addressed 4 large mass
meeting IN Warrington.
Another effort will be made to pre-
van upon the Lakeside management
to quit usinG Old Homestead bakery
bread. A committee conslsting Of
Delegates Amsyor. Torpey, Lauder
zach, Hooper and Hamilton was d.
rscted 70 walt upon. Manager Miller
for this purpose. The local Bakers'
union hes been on strike asainst The
Old Homestead for several months.
Ne cempslilno Power.
Secretary Frank Morrison OF the
American rodesatioa o. Labor wrote
to the effect that thsre was NO law
Of that body 70 compel the local car
psnteru' unIon 10 reaffiliate with the
assembly. Such . Law had been advo-
Gated At several couventions, but Al.
ways defeated. He pointed out that
action on the paft q the National
Carpentsrs' Unioa would Be necessary
to bring reAflillatiou.
Having adjusted its differences with
the Pnlnters' Union the Owls Club on
Eiehtssnth street, Was again plaee1
on the fnir list.
Joe Ford. prerident q The 1isn
Writcrs' Union. was indorued Tor ~
pointmcnt a. official sign writer at
the municipal shops.
v~.s.-.s> vvxavor ~ the limited IA.