United labor bulletin., 1914-11-21
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

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the pending newspaper scale and con-
tract As stated in last weeks issue OF
The Bulletin. Business Manager James
4 H. Smyth OF the News and Times, who
has been the representative OF the pub
fishers in all negotiations to date, is in
Boston and no conferences are expected
TO be arranged until his return, about
the first of December.
NJ. o. Hutter, known among the
printers as Slim is in town again af-
ter spending about IS months in the
mountains. He is showing up for work
on the machine side OF the Post and
appears much improved in health.
R G. Gibson, formerly of the old Re
publican force, now working in Los
/ Angeles writes that all the daily pa
pers there have put ON the brakes and
the slowup has resulted in cutting down
the number of employs to considera-
BILE extent.
b. C. Jones, sub proofreader on the
Post and former resident OF the Union
Printers Home, has been laid up for
three months by illness. Last week his
wife was attacked with appendicitis
and underwent an operation at st. An
thony's hospital. The Post chapel
raised purse of nearly 500 and pre-
4 sented it to Mr.. and Mrs. Jones to as
sist them through their trouble.
Frank Lindquist, apprentice at Smith
Brooks, was one of the prize winners
for Job work specimens awarded last
month by the Inland Printer
Joseph Stoppe, an OLD member OF Np.
40. pensioner and former resident OF
the Home, is arranging to move to San
Diego. a. physicians have prescribed
lower altitude on account of valvular
heart trouble.
Jack Parker Of the Post ad room has
made a reputation as an inhospitable
host \ lew nights ago he invited some
OF the boys out TO his home for a stag
dinner. so the story goes and after fill
ing them up with good things, skinned
the gang Of all their pay check remnants
in Is social game OF poker. Jack says
his profits on the feast were quite sat
isfactory Next time, when Jack drops
out the boys viii refuse to anti for him
Heine Wolter Is said to be the only one
10 get away with something in his
, clothes, He was saved by Mrs. Parker
getting up Tor breakfast and ordering
the game stopped
The Trinidad News Chronicle and Ad-
rerti-er, morning and evening, were
consolidated under one management thi=
week and are now being printed from
) The same office This made reduc
tion of three situations in the eomPos-
, ing room.
Mr. r. NJ. Taylor. one vi the pio-
+ neer women of Denver and mother Of
. Eugene Taylor, city editor OF the Post,
! died suddenly in this city and was
, buried Tuesday Afternoon.
: Secretary Frank c. Birdsall has 50
acre. OF his ranch sown in winter wheat
: with 4 view OF being able to unload
! when Governor Ammons brings colony
of Belgian refugees to form a Colorado
colony.
Rober, BnIns Map,tIe. remembered by
many Denver printers az having worked
? here some years ago. and still retaining
;. membership in No. ~, writes from New
York that himself and wife have re-
| turned from Europe after having made
good their escape from the war zone.
Mantle i now dramatic critic ON the
New York Mail and special writer for
several magazines.
Eugene H. Mangus. vino grew mp with
the mountains in Colorado and retired
on an l. r. L. pension, writes from San
Francisco To say hello to the boys and
assure them he i still able to get his
/ coffee and.
IL is announced that Governor John
>son viii appoint Robert Teller state
printer of California. the office being
| made vacant by the election OF Friend
Richardson. present state printer, a
| state treasurer. Teller is the present
deputy under Richardson, editor of the
San jose labor News and member OF
| typographical Union. He was formerly
| 4 member of the State Legislature.
William Rapdolph Hearst has filed
plans through his architect for a p
story fire-proof building TO cover the
L f,ta hl...E h, side nj
Columbus Circle. between broadway and
| Central Park. west. New York. The
structure will be the new home OF the
New York American and Evening Jour
nal and it is said will cost Sl.oco.o00.
Ray w. Baker of Fresoo tCall Typo.
graphical Union No. IA, was elected taN
! collector by majority of over 3.0ot
votes. Ray has been a member OF the
| Typographical Union for good many
wears, but for the past eight years he
has not worked at the printing trade
although he has always kept in good
standing and has taken an active part
in union affairs. \ wear ago he was
elected secretary OF the California Typo
graphical Conference.
Owing to the exceedingly high Repuh
lican wave that swept over New York
on Nov. ; James NJ Lynch eN-presi-
dent of the I. T. l.. now labor com
missioner OF the Empire state, Presi
dent Sampel Gomper, nf the \. r. of L.
and Homer u. Call. formerly head o
the Butcher Workers, who had heeI
uamcd on the Democratic State ticke
a. candidates tor the proposed state con
stitutional convention, Were swept ou
ot the running. Too bad, as their serv
ices would have been invaluable TO la
bor in such an important gathering.
There is strong rimor afloat thai
/ Z I Earl nnhlisher OF the Trihnnr ans