United labor bulletin., 1914-06-13

Union, is confined to his room at the
Carlton hotel with serious attack of
locOmotor ataxia.
The Dundee WooIen Mills Co., s37
SiNteepth street, have an announcement
in this issue that our readers should
give careful attention to-
Meetings of Denver Union Label
League will hereafter be held in Cooks
Union hall, 1881 Seventeenth street
Dates will remain as heretofore, first
and third Friday nights of each month.
J. X Radley of Colorado Springs. one
OF the vice presidents of the State Fed
Grafton of Labor, was in Denver Wednes-
day attending a conference of factory
inspectors at the state labor depart
ment.
j. p. Mckinley, general organizer for
the international Alliance of Hotel and
Restaurant Employees and Bartenders'
National League, is now operating in
Wyoming. He reports having perfected
a Central Labor Council in Casper re-
Gently.
Pueblo Trades and Labor Assembly is
considering a plan TO run "A special train
excursion TO Denver Labor Day next,
reaching here in time 10 participate in
the big street parade. Colorado Springs
unions have also taken this matter un-
der advisement.
Lamble and Allen and the Pueblo Con-
struetion company have been awarded
the contracts for building the super
structure of the Larimer-C Colfax avenue
yiaduct, work on which will be begun the
first week in July.
Stenopaphers. Bookkeepers. Tspists
and Office Assistants Union No. 1891
will hold an election of Officers next
Tuesday night at the regular semi
monthly meeting. 303 Charles building.
All members are urged TO be present.
State house employees are now enjoy
ing Saturday half holiday, the custom
ary summer rule for June. July and Au.
gust. When the clock struck y last
Saturday there was a concerted rush of
clerks and stenographers for the JOY Of
outdoor life and pleasure.
The Denver Gas company. Lindqnist
Cracker company, Schol;z Drug com
pauy. the Golden Eagle. NJ O'Keefe Jew
ciry company, the Doyle Hat company.
have changes in their advertisements
this week that Bulletin readers should
examine and profit by.
Attorney General Fred arrar will lead
in prosecuting the twenty. seven union
miners indicted in Fremont county for
capturing mine guards and gunmen
about the Gambler mine. just why the
plant the district attorney is not made
known.
There will be no public debate between
representatives of the state militia and
the United Mine Workers of America
over the Ludlow battle. according to
Adjt. Gen. John Chase. who has declined
the challenge issued by John r. Lawson.
international board member for District
10, Z. NJ. w. of a.
AIRS. Hattie Slothower. member OF the
state womcn's minimum wage commits
sion and acting secretary. has brought
msndamus proceedings in the district
court 10 compel Auditor Kcnehan TO pay
her wages. The state civil service COM
mission is fighting against this payment.
ciairing the right TO name a secretary
for the board.
When the womcn's Relief Committee
to aid the Ludlow sufferers closed its
quarters in the court house last Friday
il was shown that 800 individuals and
twcnty-seyen schools had made contribu-
tions amounting TO S559.a5. Fifty-two
large packing cases Of clothing. shoes.
bedding and provisions were shipped TO
the strike district by the committee.
Retail Clerks Union No. has an an
nouncement in this issue of The Bulletin
appealing to all union people to patron
ize those stores which recognize the
clerks agreement as to hours and to do
their shopping between S a. m. and @
p. m. Stores which keep open ON Sun
days and holidays are fighting the Re-
tail Clerks Union and should not be Wis
tied by members of organized labor.