United labor bulletin., 1914-06-13

being considered are Idaho Springs. FL
dora Springs and Dome Rock
Unofficial returns to l. T. L. hean-
quarters show that Marsden G. Scott for
president received $4,000 votes. J. W.
Hays ior secretary treasurer 30.309, both
being uuoppOsed. For first vice presi
dent Walter w. Barrett. p .462; Edwin
l. Kitchens. l0,S9S; :. NJ. Shrewsbury,
4.l52. For agent Union Printers Home,
Joe NJ johnson. Is SOB; John Canty, L.
az. Delegates to A. F. Of /. elected are
Prank Morrison. Max ;. Hayes. Hugh
Stevenson and I. w. Mccullough. Trus-
tees Union Printers Home. Anna c
Wilson. Thomas AicCaffery and George
Il. Nichols. Martin Laeher. the Denver
candidate. received 3,s25 votes
Oscar f. Larsen thinks well of Denver
after coming from Atlanta and has hung
out his shingle on the Post machine Zip
board
Ed Davidson. known to his associates
a WINDY is getting the best of his
illness after hard fight for five weeks
and l. now able TO be up and about his
home It 2523 Lafayette street.
y. " Hays. secretary-treasurer OF the
l. T. o.. and Superintendent J. c. Daley
oi the Union Printers Home were in
Denver Wednesday paying an official
iraternal visit to the Brotherhood Of
Bookbinders international convention.
Eugene A. Swan of the News chapel i
now conducting a most interesting rod
and gun department in the Sunday morn
ing issue of the News and Times. And
Gene is some fish and hunt sporting eN-
pert
During the past year members of the
San Francisco typographical Union havs
been paid the following benefits: PEN
sions, 81 POS; mortuary benefits, 81 100;
relief, $5,0o5. In addition. the sum of
S6.500.l5 was paid in donations to labor
and other organizations.
4 feature of the Memorial Sunday
services of Atlanta Typographical Union
No. as was the unveiline OF an imposing
memorial erected ON the printers burial
plot in Oakland cemetery. paid for and
presented to the union by Atlanta Won-
ans L. II. L. Auxiliary No. /. The pre-
sentation address was made by Mrs
Jesse w. Armistead, president OF the
Auxiliary, and accepted on behalf of the
union by her husband. Jesse W. Armis-
tcad. president of No. rs.
Jesse +. Newman. the Chesterfield of
the printing fraternity. originally from
New York. who toured the country for
some years. always riding on the cush-
ions and remained in Denver for year
or more, finally locating in San Fran
cisco, lost delegateship by three votes
in the late race. Jess Newman i one
OF The best liked and most popular print
ers IN the country. a gentleman always
and rare good fellow, and his many
7 friends breathe sigh of regret at his
in luck. Here's hoping You land next
I time, Jess.
Walter s johnson, Fatty" who is
we'll known in Denver. where he was
I prominent in union circles. but who has
been resident of Kansas City for n
4 long time, fell outsire the breastworks
in the late election for delegates to the
I |. T, U. convention. FATTY has had
hard luck the past few efforts to be a
delegate. losing out always by but a
! few votes.
William Lucas, for many years mem-
Der of No. 40, and one OF the best liked
printers here, has been in Los Angeles
for a number of eyars, where he has
held foreman and assistant foremanships,
was elected vice president of that union
at the recent election.
At the recent election for officers of
los Angeles Typographical Union, Rob
Mclean was elected member OF the ex-
ecutive committee and II. Polywoski
was defeated for l. T. L. delegate. Both
were long members of No. 40. BY the
way. there are lot of old Denver boys
in The seaside city, and most OF them
are active in the movement.