United labor bulletin., 1914-07-11
LABEL LEAGUE
Meeting Friday. July 3, 1919.

President Stoughton at S:15- Roll call
of Officers found all present except Vice
President Louderbach and one member
of the Business Committee Credentials
were received from the following unions: :
Mailers No. s, Coopers No. 165, Plumbers
and Gasfitters No. 3, Brewery Workers
| No. 56 and No. "A, Window Washers
and House Cleaners No. l469s. Moved
and seconded that the credentials be ac-
cepted and the delegates that pass the
latsl examination be obligated. Motion
carried. The following named delegates
were reported o. n. and duly obligated:
Schlueter, Hofle, Arnold, Fellows, Hoge-
boon and Groves.
The business Committee submitted
the following report. which was re-
| ceived and filed:
Denver, July 3, 1914
The business Committee reports that
the books of the secretary treasurer
have been audited for the three months
crfding July /, 1914. and found to be
correct in every detail.
The committee finds that the dona-
tions nun from about $50 to 500 per
month In view of the deficit now on
the bool.s and the fact that donations
now coming in do not meet the organ
izer's salary, the Business Committee
reeommends that the organizers salary
be reduced to SIS a week for period
of three months from July 3. 1914
Respectfully submitted by the Busi-
ness Committee.
EDw. c. sToUGHToN, Chsirman.
OLINDA LA BONTE.
+. A DRISCOLL.
w. r. WELSH
In regard to the purchase of type
writer, the chairman of the committee
reported that several typewriters had
been seen and that the committee would
like further time to investigate same.
The secretary of the complaint de-
partment submitted report which was
disposed OF in the usual manner.
Delegate oplinger made his semi
monthly report, which was received and
filed.
The special committee appointed to
interview the commissioner OF supplies
regarding the purchase of union made
SUPPLE stated that the matter in
question had been settled satisfactorily
10 all parties concerned. Report received
and filed.
Communications and bills:
NJ d. Barnett calling attention to uni
forms for the Labor Day parade; re-
ceived and filed. Emanual Bros on the
same subject. This communication was
not ONLY printed ON union made paper
but bore The imprint of Stenographers'
Union no. l449l. Colorado State FEEDER
alton of Labor stating that the next
convention of the Federation would be
held in Pueblo, August IL. The League
is entitled to three delegates. Moved
and seconded the call be laid over for
one meeting. Motion carried. Moving
Pictune Operators No. 800 inclosing a
check Tor per capita tax Received and
filed.
The following bills were allowed:
TIail rnt for July y.....s 500
Postoffiee box rent. t. 200
Reading clerks salary for june LOO
SecIetary-treasurer's salary, June 1000
s Y. Oplinger, two weeks salary COCO
| Colo. State Federation of Labor 800
Felix 1 Brent, typewriting. ..--- 2-25
Total. ..--.---....-.S SSS .25
Moved and seconded that the roll call
OF delegates for reports be dispensed
with and delegates report at will. No
tion carried.
Horscshoers report that the Kennicott-
Patterson Transfer Company was still
having its horses shod in the unfair
Olson shop. Delegates were urged to
give this matter due publicity and the
of-Aai0tT Nas INSTRUCTED 10 call ON the
Co,trell Clothing Company and ask that
the company refrain from patronizing
the kennicottP Patterson Company.
Barbers report that the new barber
shop at Seventeenth and Stout streets
was not only displaying the BARRIERS
house card but that all the fixtures were
union made.
The Stenographcrs have seevral firms
using their new imprint. Delegates
should demand this imprint on all type
written work.
Cigarmakers reported that the Den
yer cigar dealers We're not properly at
tending to the trade in this city and
that they will take action on members
patronizing unfair barber shops.
Engineers report that their picnic was
a Success in every particular. Nearly
500 people attended
Musicians reported that the dance at
ls5l Seventeenth street was employing
non-union music
Garment Workers will picnic at Idaho
Springs on July 10. All delegates in
vited.
Window Washers ask delegates to
urge their members TO demand their
monthly working card of the men doing
work Of this character
Plumbers are signing up new shops
daily and request delegates to demand
their card
Receipts Were announced as S5S.S4
There being no further business to
| come before the League adjournment
WAS flkpu af IN ,,~yo,l-