Denver labor bulletin., 1915-06-26
Label League
Meeting Friday, June 1s, 1915.

Meeting called to order by Vice Pres.
ident Spacey. Roll call of officers found
all present except President Stoughton
Minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved. Credentials for dele
gates from the Typographical Union No.
40 and the Printing Press Assistants No.
IA were received and the following dele
gates We're obligated after being exam
ined by the labels committee: Brothers
Mcnamara, Rose and Lawson. The Bus
mess Committee had nothing to report,
likewise the Complaint Department.
Communications and Bills.
From the Huerfano Contest Commit
tee; received and filed. Randsburg Min
ers' Union No. A, enclosing two tickets
for their dance; the secretary was on
motion ordered to return same. Lake
side Amusement park; laid on the table
owing to the fact that the communica
ton did not bear the label. Unity Pa
per Mills, stating that the paper mill
located at Potsdam, n. j. would open
on or about the 18th of July as a strict
ly union mill and would manufacture a
complete line of union water marked pa
per, including envelopes, ruled and un-
ruled letterheads, ruled and unruled bill
and noteheads. school tablets, barber
headrest rolls and coal miners drab
blasting papers. The secretary was in
structed to write for samples and to also
inclose a list of union printing offices
when writing.
The following bill was allowed:
p. o. Box rent for quarter ending
June 30 .-....--........-... -sZ-Oo
Roll Call of Delegates and Reports.
The Cigarmal5ers reported that all
their members were employed at this
time, and that Mr. r. S. Sexton. their
international organizer, was in the city
and present at the meeting. Brother
Sexton was granted the floc~ and made
a splendid label address. Brother SeN-
ton said that he had been travelling
through the East and that organized
labor was more than holding its own in
spite of the hard times and that union
label products were being boosted by his
organization at every opportunity
President Spacey thanked Brother Sex
ton for his able address on behalf of
The League.
The Cgarmakers would appreciate any
assistance that the union men will give
them in having the numerous crug stores
throughout the city handle DenN er made
cigars.
The Garment Workers will hold their
annual picnic at Eldorado Springs oE
July 25. All the delegates were invited;
tickets $l25.
Tie Horseshoers request that all union
men and friends to remember that the
Carlson ire Cream company is unfair to
union labor.
Election and Installation of Officers.
Brother Stoughton having left the
city the office of president was declared
vacant and Vice President Spacey was
elected by a white ballot to fill the un-
expired term. Brother Heron was elect
ed by white ballot to fill the office of
Vice President.
Officers Reports.
1t was moved and seconded that the
secretary send number of copies of the
pamphlet issued by the League to each
affiliated union carried. The receipts of
the evening We're announced as S2l.5O
There being no further business TO come
before the League adjournment was
taken at 9:30 o'clock.
+. R. HOAGE, Sec'y-Treas-
Try Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke. Union made.-Adv.