The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-05-01


favoring the Conservency bill and
that Judge Mem Mahon of Dayton be
commended for the services he has
rendered. in having said act passed
motion carried Committee were
Brothers Etzler, Fergus and Weiss.
Motion to adjourn for dinner or
until the committee were ready to
repor carried.
Resolution committee on Bartlett
Bacon Bills reported and resolu
tions were accepted under motion.
Resolutions en- the Conservency
act we're adopted as read. Moved
that copy of each be printed for
each local organization in the dis
trict and they be asked to forward
same to the proper committee and
to our Representative and SEN
ators
Moved that committee of three
be appointed to formulate an Edu-
cational Campaign and report at
the next meeting An amendment
to appoint three from each council
was lost. Former motion carried.
/ Moved and carried that the
League bear expense of meeting of
the committee.
Moved that the committee be
sfrom either council was lost
Moved and carried that the mem
bers of the committee be given
power to call the members of his
council at any time. Committee
Vaughn, Layer and Mann.
Moved that the local committee
from Hamilton arrange for the
annual picnic.
Moved that we attend the Bar
tenders social in body.
Next meeting will be held in
Middletown, Sc ond Sunday in
August 1914
The Labor Legislative League at
a recent meeting passed the follow
ing set of resolutions.
Whereas; the A. +. of L. is US
ing every effort to have the Bartlett
Bacon labor bill passed.
Therefore be it resolved; that
we the Labor Legislative League
known as the Legislative League
of organized labor in the Third
District of Ohio.
Whereas; we the head of legisla-
ton of organized labor of the Third
District urge and recommend that
you support the above named bills.
We, further recommend that you
use every honorable means in your
power to secure the passage of
these bills.
We, The Labor Legislative
League of the Third Congressional
District in session, assembled this
10Th day of April 1914, hereby en-
dorse and commend the noble and
humane Eff f3rts of the Conservency
Committee and share with them
their disappointment in the adverse
decision of the court; and we es-
pecially commend Hon. John A.
Mcmahon for his services and
noble efforts in the cause of human
ity, and the Hon. O. B. Brown,
and all others who have devoted
their valuable time and ability to
this humane cause.
Therefore; be it resolved, that
this League extend 10 the Conser-
vency Committee our moral support
for their final success in this most
worthy cause for the prevention of
life and property in this most bea-
tiful Miami Valley and hope for
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Be it further resolved, that a
copy of this resolution be sent to
the Conservency Committee and
also to the Hon. John A. Mcmahon
and to each Central Labor body in
this District.
Whereas the A. F. of L. is us
ing every effort to have the Bartlett
Bacon Bills passed.
Therefare be it resolved, that the
Labor Legislative League of Butler
Preble and Montgomery Counties
known as the Legislative League
of organized labor in the Third
Congressional Distric: Ohio.
Whereas, we the head of legisla-
tion of organized labor of the Third
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