Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-15
New Delegates.

D,;no .aundry Workers, NO. ~; Her
MI 1T ! Ninness, Molders, Mo. 364.
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New Delegates.
laundry Workers No. 129-Wm
Foster Frank Kline, ]. p. Smith; VIM
Cockraft. Ed. Rossell.
ctreet Car Workers No. 103-Cole
,an sharp. A. H. Crumley, Ford
M aIon g 3. Bartlebaugh, w. C. FeFgu
s sOn Il Iohn Furbee, ]. C. B. Miller, Ar
thur Stewart.
crescent Lodge No. 8.-Louis Leon
ard {. F. Ahlquist, Mike Make. David
hummer, Dave Powell, R. c. James
Matt Greer. =
sprouse, Charles Stiehm, A. F. Nc
Greal, Aryal Snodgrass.
Manchester Lodge No. Coco. Mon
re Mike Mahoney, Geo. Cope, s. D.
pott, John Moran.
psinters No. 91-F. A. Nunley, John
Fleming. James Collins, H. e. Pieper
Geo B. Center, C. D. Hedges.
Tailors No: 246-Vincent Havflits
Harry Tschappet.
stage Employes-Wm. Dixon, Edw,
Rrlmelle, Harry McGrane, Earl Boles
Paul lewis. -.
BARRIERS No. 257-W. L. Cumber.
lidge, Martin Ruggaber, Frank Yoke
Abram Clement, Hery Carr.
Nachinists No. S18-J. B. Moore, J.
NJ. Hogl, G. NJ Armstrong, Grant
Terwilliger.
Butchers No. III. B. Vessel, Alb.
ner Corbin, John Bayha, Herman
Roeder, F. P. Kirchgessner.
Electrical Workers No. 141-Jos. A.
Armstrong, Harry Brandfass, Edward
Emblem, A. H Saryer, C. r. Connors.
Stationary Engineers No. 131-S. r.
Lenkard, A. " Fisher, John Lipman.
~ Britt, James Wait.
rn7ers No. 79.-John A. Weaver,
srphy, Wylie Cross, Charles
,ers, E. D. Connors. .-.=
7rs-No. 2566-Conrad Weiskirch-
Y Dennis, Nick Bender, Geo.
Patrick Byrne.
ers No. 91.-J. S. Chambers,
lley, ]. S. Chenoweth, T. v.
~ W. E. Russell. Adolph Parks
wk
id stogie Makers No. l.
rl4s Higgins, Henry Burger, Edw.
a. James Scalley, Ejw. Nc.
ia Walter Harris, Harry Levy,
Nv an Gano, Henry Templeton, D.
- rlnberger, Walter Fulmer, Geo
%, &C Workers No. 2.-Charles
yior, Carl Mhule
Clerks No i56-David Lewis, J. F.
'eHper, Geo. Hughes, E. A. Bartlett
tx Schafer.
holders No. 364.-H. J. Ninness, AL
Stenger, John Knowles, Fred Kastof
W. H. Daley.
Mouadsville Assembly-H. Clark, O
Rulong. G. Taylor. Samuel Wade, Jacl
Nye
Potters No. 28.-Thomas Gilligan
Howard Hilton.
Potters No. 46-Wm. Wilson.
Sheet Metal Workers No, 131.-C
c. Selby:
Fiiats No. Samuel Young.
Structural Iron Workers No. 30
Sam. kindelberger.
Brewery Workers No. 63.-Ernest
Schubert. VIM. Warwick, Lem Hayes
Fritz Stumpel, Harry Mapes.
Beer Drivers No. 42-Joseph Man
ley Christian Neihart. Charles Young
James Conors, Louis Wallenweaver.
Federal Labor Unto No. 1.-Waltel
3; Hilton, F. F. Gordon, Henry Falck
VIM. .Wleneke, M. L. Elliott.
bartenders No. 292.-W. J. Wie0e
busch. H P. Corcoran, C. l.. McEntee
george Burke. Charles Burke.
The New Assembly
The New Assembly was launchei
sunday IN a way that assures . COZ
uhuance of the present policies. NAL
ing 1t militant and progressive fore
I 70, the solidarity of Labor in II
wheeling district.
Non.l aly 70 the fears felt by some
ds result Of rumors, there was n
sale, or, at least, none was put l
evidence. The election Of officers wa
Inc wish of the delegates, and reDrt
sented their wishes. The new pres
DEM Is staunch, unionist and bray
Soioler IN the army of labor, and tn
oheels elected with hdm have show
mat they are of the same stamp.
The election was devoid Of persol
al feeling, and the losers took the
ueleal with as good grace as th0uG
they had won. There were no sol
oates proved by their actions tn;
lney are going to fall right in Lin
WIN the elected ones and make tn
tne best year the Assembly ever ha
Large Vote.
lAe attendance was large, the voi
LOT president, in which Thomas GIL
gan OF the iPotters won over eClyt
T. Bartlebaugh of the Street Railws
nlen totaling 81. This was the hig
81 point reached, as several delegat,
ielt before the balloting was over, Il
session being lengthy one. Walt,
.: allton was nominated but decline
Long Contest.
me contest for the election Of Vi.