United labor bulletin., 1914-03-14
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AU AAlNA<AJ !
Alphonse Glady, engineer at Zang's
brewery, member Steam Engineers
Union No /, was held up by highway
man last Saturday night and robbed of
his weeks wages.
A movement is under way to organize
a newspapers writer's union in Denver
Several organizations of this character
Throughout the country have proven of
great benefit to the members.
General Manager Harvey E. Garman,
Of the United Labor Bulletin. was in
Chicago this week attending the final
session OF the Congressional COMMITTEES
investigation of the Michigan copper
strike.
1t is reported Governor Ammons will
bring Mother Jones to Denver and re-
lease her in order to avoid having the
case again passed upon by the State
Supremr Court
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and Labor Assembly in order to put
that li'e town on the labor map OF Colo.
rado. This Is an important railroad cen.
ter and has many men employed in the
shops
Look Tor the union label on Your
bread, and if not there insist on having
it. Bread made in union bakeshops Is
sanitary aud the product OF healthy
workmen. See list of union bakeries in
this issue of The Bulletin.
w. II. Bryant, former city attorney.
was this week appointed special attor-
ney for the Public Utilities Commission,
and VIII represent the city in all legal
matter pertaining to the purchase or
constitution OF a municipal water plant
II . reported a new manager will be
named Tor the Garden theater. formerly
the Pautagus. "a result OF the Stage
Employ, strike. and resultant refusal
of union members and friends to patron
ize tins former popular place OF amuse-.
ment.
Aaron Goldstein. member of the Felt
and Straw Hat Workers Union and
United Hatters of North America. has
opened a renovating shop at l25 Fif-
teenth street. where all kinds OF hats are
eleanel. blocked and reshaPed. Oppo-
site the Civic Center.
ii You are a home owner and want
to beautiiy your yard. make application
for one or more shade trees to City
Forester b. +. Ayres, at the office OF
Commissioner Thum. On April Is the
annual Arbor Day presentation will be
made. and 5000 trees are to b. given
away free
Pete WalleTtz has been elected secre-
/ tAry OF Journcyman Tailors' Union No
g. Meetings are now held on the fourth
I Tuesday night OF each month AZ 209
I Charles building, This organization has
recently taken on new yigor and will
/ send delegates to the Trades and Labor
Assembly.
+ E Sommers. known to his intimates
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Motor Club. was obligated a. delegate
in the Trades and Labor Assembly last
Sunday from the Stenographers. Typists,
BooLkeeper, and Office Workers Union,
after having appeared before Labels Com
mittee and qualified by disclosing the
union label ON four different garments.
The Denver. University, Elks. Athletic
| and Country Clubs were each fined $40
! Tuesday in Justice Ricc's Court on the
charge of selling liquor without a saloon
license. The cases were appealed to the
District Court. and viii then 70 to the
State Supreme Court for final adjudica-
| tion. The clubs claim they do not ~s-,.
/ duct saloons and liquors are only served
for convenience of members. and not fos
profit.
ILAND CO. OPENS NEW STORE.
Opening OF the new store OF the Hand
Clothing Company at dl2 Sixteenth
strret is conclusive proof OF the grow