United labor bulletin., 1914-03-14
PRINTING TRADES
TYPOGRAPHICAL.


/. T. U. candidates show that with ex-
ception OF the three aspirants against
j. w. HAYS for secretary treasurer, all
will have a place on the official ballot
in the referendum election May 21.
Hays will be reelected without opposi-
tion, neither of the other three contest.
ants receiving the requisite fifty in
dorsements. In the principal contests
Marsden G. Scott received 379 and
Charles +. Hawkes. les Endorsements for
president. For ice-president, Walter
Barrett has 800. Edwin L. Kitchens ll2,
and 5. NJ. Shrewsbury II. John w.
Hays, for reelection as secretary-treas-
urer has 400, C.. W. Perry 43, w. ].
Carson 3. and Charles W. Brownfield 3.
Martin Lacher of Denver received 60, and
Thomas McCaffery of Colorado Springs.
BIG Endorsement for trustee OF the
Union Printers Home.
The Mutual Relief Association OF the
Post Chapel held its annual meeting last
week and cut the usual juicy melon,
distributing dividends of 5000 among 90
members. During the year the amount
oi dues paid in was SjSl p, interest on
loans sigl.99. making the total receipts
81 1924 Just to show that Post print
ers are healthy bunch, only $1,000 was
paid out in benefits. In the four year,
the association has been organized, over
50 800 has been paid in dividends to
members, besides weekly benefits to
those disabled from work. The efficient
Officers reelected are: President, Fred
Cantrall; vice president. Frank Branch;
secretary-treasurer. C. w. Phillips; au-
diting committee. +. f. Scheiman, Emil
Klunker and Gear II. Hurd.
Wallace Hurley has returned from
months sojourn in Florida, and is again
pounding his keyboard at the Post.
While in the lotus land Wallace pur-
chased 40-acre plantation they don't
call 'em ranches down therel. near Dads
City, about 40 miles from Tampa He
will put it into an orange grove. and
being still a young man. can wait the
five years necessary to become pro-
ducer and make him independently af-
fluent. Wallace says Florida is a great
place, especially in the winter time.
Luke Fitten. who left Denver several
months ago, writes friends here that he
j. working sax days week on the Intel
ligencer at Wheeling, w Va lie has
forgotten all about the SNOWFALL diet
when sub in Denver
Bill Stitt OF the News has announced
his candidacy for the vice presidency of
No. ~. Bill j. some graceful runner,
as demonstrated Mt a previous entry
few yeara ago when he tried for the
( presidency.
u. u. L.
I home with a severe attack OF inflamma-
1 tory rheumatism.
4 Frank ]. Pulvcr for president. and F.
I L. Pfcrdsteller for delegate. were busy
. passing out neatly printed cards to the
boy- this week.
All the printing Tor the recent state
bowling tournament was the product OF
union printshops in Denver.
f Five now model X linotypss are be
/ ing Installed in the Post composing room.
which augments prospects for a morning
edition 10 some extent
Bob Jones OF the Post chapel made
the sixth highest individual score, and
F Harold f. Sciple OF the News chapel, as
a member OF a priEe-winning team. We're
Y participants in the state bowling tourn-
ament held in Denver last week.
The Smith Brooks Company has re-
ecived an order to print l2.0o0.o0o rev.
cnuc stamps and 25.0OO.co0 postage
stamps for the Cons;itutionalists forces
I Of Mexico. If this proves a success.
paper money for the CarTanza govern
ment also will be printed in Denver. sal
/ vidor Catano. secretary Of the treasury
of the Constitutionalists was here this
week to supervise making Of the plates
John w. Hays will have no opposition
in the referendum election for secretary.
treasurer Of the International Typo
graphical Union. Of the three other as.
I pirants. c. w. Perry OF New Orleans,
I w. c. Carson Of Imperial Valley. and
Charles W. Brownficld OF Binghampton
neither received the requisite fifty in.
dorsemcnts 20 get on the ticket
Nashville Typographical Union has
T appointed committee consisting OF Per.
cy McClain Braden Murphy, j. NJ. South
! all : NJ. Shrewsbury and Charles Roth.
cnbcrg to visit other unions and urge
the building OF Labor Temple in that
( city.
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