Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-13
Label League
Meeting Friday, February 5, 1915.

Meeting called to order by President
Stougbton at o'clock. Roll call of of
ficers found all present. Minutes OF the
previous meeting read and approved.
Credentials We're received from the
foIlowings unions: Cooks No. Is, Brew
cry Workers Nos "A. sc and IS, Plumb
ers No 3 and Sheet Metal Workers
No. %. 1t was moved and seconded that
delegates present appear before the Ia
bells committee and if found to have the
required number of labels they be obli-
gated Motion carried. Bros. Lindall,
Sullivan and Dunst We're examined and
duly obligated.
Reports of Committees.
The business committee reported all
arrangements had been made for the an
nual ball and from indications it would
he Il success, not only financial by So
cially as well. The chairman named the
following committees to act on the night
of the ball: Arrangement Committee
T.. C. Stoughton, Roy Heron. W. r.
Welsh. Margaret Noonan, S. p. Oplinger,
RAY Louderback, L. ]. Lott. +. A. Dris-
coll. James Sanford, Olinda La Bonita,
4. q. Spacy. Augusta j. Frincke and
y. A. Mcnamara. Floor Committee
Roy Heron, Frank Spatfora, Cecil Civ
ems, Charles Nichols. Frank Seeleman,
Anna Obge +. J. Hines and Olinda La
Bonita. Reception Committee-W II.
Welsh. James j. Torpey. f. J. Lott, H.
Bergstrom and Ray Louderback. Door
Committee Il. X. Hoage. S. p. Oplnger
and Belle Leopold. Cloak Room-A. j.
Isrinoke. Il. A. Driscoll and Bennie Roth
euberg. eilElI
Communications and Bills.
Musicians Union No. 20 announced
that the Musicians mammoth ball will
he held at Caldwell hall Friday evening,
February II; tickets. 50 cents. /. c.
Smith Typewriter Company. inelosing a
receipt for January payment on type
writer. Photo Engravers inclosing check
for per capita tax and donation; filed.
Evansville Central Labor Union asking
the League to contribute to the annual
label fair to be held in that city; re-
ceiyed and filed. Colorado State Feder-
alton of Labor inclosing receipt for per
capita tax. Sign Writers No. 1645 in
closing check for ball tickets; secretary
instructed to acknowledge receipt of
same and thank the Sign Writers for
their donation Shirt and Collar Work.
ers No. 26l of Albany, n. Y, appealing
for financial assistance; these workers
are employed in the 1de Bros shirt and
collar factory at Albany, and owing to
the lack OI ueIi;iHu ioi Tic uhiVh Ah"uS
collars the locals members are all un-
employed at this time; to the union men
of Colorado the Ide Bros Company has
sold in the past year 375 dozen of label
collars-the Bell brand. the only union
made collar on the market; scab collar
concerns have sold ten to twenty times
that many collars in Colorado alone; it
was moved and seconded the League
donate 50 to the Shirt and Collar Work
crs OF Albany; motion carried.
A large number of communications
were read from manufacturers of union
label goods that had been sent tickets
to our annual ball, the responses to
date being from the John Weisert To-
bacco Company of st. Louis, the t. G.
Riordan Manufacturing Company OF
Chicago manufacturers of union label
belts and other leather novelties), the
Robert Harris & Bro. Tobacco Company
of Reidsville, N. c.; the United States
Tobacco Company of Richmond. Va. and
the Douglas Shoe Company of Boston,
Mass.
Warrants Ordered Drawn.
Hall rent for February s. 500
Reading clerks salary for January LOO
Sec'y treas. salary for january. 1000
American Printing and Publishing
Co., letter heads and envelopes s.75
Deposit on hall for ball. 1000
Belle s. Felix, multigraphing LILO
Postage on circular letter, etc. 300
Donation S. e. c. Workers No. 26l 200
Total. .s4o.s5
peDortc of Dele0ates