Denver labor bulletin., 1915-10-23
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

cnne, Wyo.. his home for the past two
years. was in Denver this week ON his
way back home" to Georgia. Mr.
Googer was an active member of No. 1874,
having served as chairman OF the scale
committee a short time ago. as well
a. being secretary OF the local at the
time of his departure.
II. w. bennett of Los Angeles Typo
graphical Union No. la is an out-and
out candidate for delegate to the A. +.
of l.. convention, to be voted upon next
May by the printers. Bill bennett is
well and favorably known to host OF
printers tbruout the jurisdiction and
should make a fine race. He was the
recent secretary OF the L. A. convention
committee and made good.
The convention committee of Los An
geles Typographical Union turned into
the treasury of that union upon making
their final report few weeks ago, the
sum OF s2,3ll.09. That was certainly
going some. when one takes into consid
Grafton the situation there and the fine
line OF entertainment handed out. But
then. the committee in charge of l.. As
doings are hustlers. and Were Seth Il.
Brown. II. w. bennett. William Luas,
+. A. Sullivan, w. A Snyder, w. X.
Lockwood. X. l.. Criswell, James y.
Byrne q. i. Thomas. T. ID. Fennessy
William Hahn. William Kramer. C. f.
Smith. Thomas Henton, Charles r. Scott.
Robert b. Mcknight and X. :. Heiges.
T. j. Nicoulin, a widc-awake member
oi Louisville Typographical Union No.
10. WAS in Denver several days last week
on his way home from an extended visit
TO the coast. where he took in the fairs
and the /. T. L. convention. He likes
Denver and was cliaperoned by Harry
Parker.
Paul Dcnnhardt who has been holding
down the forcmanship of Casper. Wyo..
daily for the past couple OF years. Is in
the city and has his slip ON the board
at the Post.
The eGth of this month marks the
-ecopd anniversary of the purchase of
the Republican. Times and Rocky Noun
tain News BY John C. Shaffer. followed
by the eonsolidation of the Republican
and News and the issuing Of the Times
from the News office. A. a result OF
this consolidation some 60 printers were
thrown out OF employment, nece-sitating
their seeking new fields to secure work
Most OF those leaving town have secured
work in different sections OF the conn
try. while few have returned TO Den
ings and are making good What. at
that time. was considered somewhat OF
a calamity IN local printerdom. J. now
merely a matter Of history, as the
prinierman has way of meeting un-
usual conditions.
Chas Christy, who has for the past
two years been holding a position as
makeup at the Post. has resigned. MIR.
Christy has not indicated what his next
move will be.
J. Wander Pcrel of the Post chapel last
Friday received the sad news from
Grand Rapids, Mich, OF the death of his
mother Mrs. NJ. Wander Perel, aged 20.
Dcaih uas 'lue TO apopiexy-
Abe Plunkett. who has been driving
q "M-rg" on the Poet for some time
has decided TO abandon same and take
up the more exciting duties OF make
up. and is being broken in in that de-
partment of the same paper. Abe" is
energetic and capable and will no doubt
prove valuable adjunct to that part
oi the Post force.
Following is the vote OF Pittsburg
Union No. ON the four propositions re-
Gently submitted to the referendum:
Proposition No. !, for lbs, against l70;
No. 9, for 25.. against IL; No. J, for
lis. against 100; No. I, for So, against
2eI.
The vote OF Los Angeles Union No.
la on the four propositions recently
submitted 10 the referendum follows:
Proposition No. l. for 26i. against 81;
No 2. for 27G. against Z: No. 3. for 23l,
against 81; No. 4. for DDS, against IS.
ben Tampin is back on the job at the
Post after an absence of several days,
visiting the old home back east.
The friends of John w. Drake, and
they are limited only by the number
who know him. will regret TO learn that
his condition is such that it was neccs-
sary to remove him from Mount Airy
sanatorium TO the institution at Pueblo.
John suffered general breakdown some
four months ago. while employed in the
proof-room of the Smith Brooks com