United labor bulletin., 1914-06-27
LABEL LEAGUE
Meeting June 1o, 1914.

ident Stoughton in the chair.
Roll call of officers found all present
except Vice President Louderback.
Creds ntials were received from Typo
graphie'il Union No. 40 and Journeyman
Barber No. 205- Moved and seconded
that the credentials be received and the
| DELEGATE who pass the label examina-
tion BE- Obligated. Motion carried Bros
Hines, Mcnamara, Rubin, Siler and
Nagmier were obligated.
The Business Committee submitted a
export which was on motion OF Dele
gate Hives taken up seriatim The mat
ter OF the League taking part in the
Labor bay parade WAS referred back to
the committee, with further instructions
| to try and secure float for the parade
Sec u OF the bylaws was on motion
striker out, a. recommended by the
commitiee
sThe report on the matter OF purchas-
ing typewriter was received as prog
ress and the committee instructed to
look into the proposition further The
report OF the committee was then adopt
ed as amended
Communications and bills:
From A. Ahlstrom. chairman of the
commiitee that gave the smoker at the
Auditorium for the benefit OF the Lud-
low sufferers. stating that the commit
tee met with deficit of Sl333l: re
ceived and filed. Denver Musical Pro-
tectiye Association No. 20 calling atten-
tion T. the fact that the Isis moving
picture theater is unfair; delegates in
strucfed to report at their respective
! meeting and give same all the publieit,
possible 1t was reported that the
Colonial, Princess and the Plaza were
the ONLY picture houses on Curtis street
that We're fair. Denver Mailers' Union
No 8, stating that they would contrib
ute monthly to the Leagues agitation
work; received and filed. United Mine
Worker of America containing list OF
donations received at District No. -
headqnarters for Colorado coal strikers:
! receive and filed.
Bills.
s i. uplinger. two weeks salary S6O0o
Postare and ruled paper. s2.G0
I lNt-i- .s.-- b. ~ii2ttu
Move and seconded that the roll call
OF delegates for reports be dispensed
with and delegates report at Will Mo
tion carried
Brevery Workers report that their
membtr no was reported for patroniz-
ing Unfair bread had denied the charge.
and they requested that the evidence be
produce at their next meeting. Bro.
oplinger stated that he would produce
the evidence for them
Horseshoers report that Oisons shop
is still unfair and that the KeInieott-
Patterson Transfer Company i still
having It, horses shod in this unfair
shop This firm also does transfer work
for the Cottrell Clothing Company.
Cigarmakers reported that they had
voted not to parade on Labor Day: also
that several cigar factories would close
for teo or three weeks and number of
cigarusk ker- would be unemployed
UnisnLssen c~n help put these men hack
TO work by buying Denver nnion- made
cigars; further stated that they had
taken the Horseshoers' matter up with
the Cottrell Company.
Garment Workers ask that commit
tee OF three be appointed TO call ON the
commissioner OF supplies at the City
Hall in regard to his department giving
out orders for garments TO non-uRion
| factory. Moved and seconded that the
president, secretary and organizer tax.
thi- matter up with the department of
supplies n, the City Hall. Motion car
ried.
Typographical delegates report that
No. ~ would continue it, monthly dona-
| tion of $40.
Engineers report their annual picnic
at Tolland ON Sunday. June 2s: all dele
gates invited TO attend. also stated that
four new members We're admitted at the
last meeting.
Carpenters report that one of the pro-
prietors of the National Sign Company
was building a residence with non-union
labor; also stated that the carpenters
will have new delegates at the July
meeting. and they will continue theis
monthly donation to the agitation work
Organizer oplnger submitted re.
port which was received and filed
Receipts were announced as $3.50.
There being no further business tc
come before the League adjournment
was taken at lo.30 o'clock.
F. r. HoACE. Sec'v- Treas