United labor bulletin., 1914-05-30
10000 PEOPLE TO
WELCOME LINDSEY
Splitting Threat Of the Beasts
ArOuSeS Union Labor
Great Crowd viii Assemble at Depot
Tomorrow Noon to Receive Judge
on Return from Washington

JuSge Ben b. Lindsey will arrive in
Denfer sunday at l o'clock, after hav-
ing visited President Wilson in the in
teresi of national mediation OF the Colo
RADIO coal strike trouble. He viii be
given q rousing reception by members
OF Organized labor and thousands of
other friends. who will escort him
throu-a the Welcome Arch.
BeiOra leaving New York Thursday
the Judge telegrapbed his private seere
tary. JAY ID. Bacon, that his belief was
President Wilson would act on the me
diaticu suggestion and appoint a ma
tionai commission
a telegram from the Judge. thanking
the Trades Assembly and the Building
Trade Council for their vote OF conf
denee, was received by President Earl
r. Hosge OF the Assembly.
Wien the Denver Real Estate Ex-
chance at its meeting last week sug-
cestel that a committee be appointed to
spit "a Judge Ben b. Lindsey when he
returzs to Denver. the members OF this
aggregation of exploiters who have been
the rle,i curse of Denver for many years
siartsd something they will be unable
TO finish. The organized working people
OF Denver and throughout Colorado, and
the thousands of friends of the juvenile
court judge have accepted the challenge
and will be on hand to see that if any
one is spit upon il will be those who
have been throttling Colorados indus
trial and commercial progress, and not
the man who has been telling the truth
about the Beasts
The Denver Building Trades Council
and Trades and Labor Assembly have
adopted strong resolutions condemning
the attitude of the Real Estate Exchange
and Chamber of Commerce in upholding
Governor Ammons and the coal operators
for violation of law. These organizations
look upon Judge Lindsey as the only
man who has as yet gone forth from
Colorado with constructive plan for
settling the trouble and redeeming the
state. He has suggested to President
Wilson that a national board of media
zion be appointed that will make the
operators and the state authorities
realize that 9o.0oo.ooo people of this ma.
iion demand that justice be assured citi-
zens of this corporation-ridden COM
monwealth.
President Earl R Hoage of the As
sembly was instructed to get into COM
munication with Judge Lindsey, then in
the East, and arrange for a monster
return to Denver. He will be escorted
through the Welcome Arch by at least
10000 of his friends and sympathizers,
so that all the world may know that
the people upon whom the future devel-
opment of this state depends sustain
him in all that he has said and done.
and thereby give the lie to his traducers
In urging all members of organized
labor and their friends to be on hand
at the Union depot Sunday at 1880 to
welcome Judge Lindsey home the legis-
lative committee of the Trades Assembly
issued the following letter to secretaries
OF all local unions:
Very severe and unjust attacks have
been made upon Judge Lindsey, because
OF his visit to President Wilson. on be-
half of the trades unionists of Colorado,
and the legislative committee of the
Denver Trades and Labor Assembly. to
whom this matter has been referred. has
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