Denver labor bulletin., 1915-07-31

aceides' to make this story worth more
spaca
Mr. William Gunther OF Arvsda lost
her mother. brother and -iN children Of
the latter IN the Chicago steamship dis
ast"r Mr.. Guuther was formerly the
wiir 1, NJ d. Plaek. a Wen known mem
Der 0t No ~. who died several years
ago
D. sutton in the Washington ID.
c. Irade--Un nionist; The history Of
the local typographical and goodlv por-
tio1 of the international body could be
written around the four gentlemen max
ing application Tor pension at the meet
ing ni Columbia Union on Sunday last
Walter. better known as Windy Nor
gan has toured the southwest Denni-
sol 2. kowell presents a. Exhibit A.
his name on the records of the old Typo
graphical Society. Henry Smith was
three times elected president of Cinein-
nat Union. twice president of Denver
tppn. and served number OF terms
u International delegate George Ram
-ey has served both the pressmen and
printers as efficient committeeman in
this city and many others and has held
nearly every office in the gift of his
fellow workmen. Ramsey x Bisbee were
publishers OF the Craftsman, predecessor
OF the Trades Unionist.r
The printing trades of Europe have
voted to continue their general interna-
tlonal headquarters at Stuttgart. Ger
many. The Roumanian printers initiated
a referendum on the question OF remov-
iny headquarters TO some neutral coun-
trv- The returns have Just been made
publie in Europe. They show that OF
the IL organizations in the international.
u voted ON the question. and that
whereas $4,000 favored removal. over
l01.1,o were opposed The latter includ-
eel the printers of Germany, Austria
hungary. Norway. Sweden. Holland and
Ionmark. while France and several of
lie smaller countries supported the mo-
tion. The printers OF Belgium, Finland
6nd Croatia did not vote. England is
not in the international.
Allen C. Phelps obtained his first law
ca Sc this week when Art Petsch OF The
bulletin linotype force authorized him
20 collect SOS Judgment secured in
Justice. Ricc's court against James ].
Sullivan. prominent attorney. for be
1g injured in collision between
P"tschs motorcycle and Sullivan's auto
Mobile some six weeks ago.
T. H. Atkinson. delegate from Tampa
lla.l Union No. 2a9. took in the sights
oi Denver this week en- route to the
T. Il. U. convention.
Ed "Mush" Mullin. former linotype
maehinist in Denver and Pueblo. now on
nc Chicago Examiner. is in town for =
rew days renewing acquaintances with
I'D friends.
Adam Belz. German linotype operator
L
nl the Colorado Herold.
James :. Rice, SO years on Chicago
ibune, and typesetter on the Denver
hepublisan in 1870. now an |. T. L.
pinsioner, is visiting relatives in this
ty.
James Mcconnell. formerly on the
Ocnver Post. now with the Barnhardt x
Nillcr Law Publishing concern in Chi
a1go. is visiting his mother in Denver.
John McNicker. nestor of Detroit
printers. who joined the International
typographical Union in 1862. visited the
nion Printers Home this week. en-
quite to the national convention. He
was centennial president" of l. I. L.,
irving in ls76-77, crd was historian
or twenty-one years. For fifteen years
he was msnaging editor Of The pctroit
Ncws. He has been delegate to five con-
Ncntions.
John :. Evans. after protrnetcd tour
of Texas, has returned to Denver and j.
,ubbing ON the Express.
The Denver Delegates Association
had printed neat folder program OF
the entertainment TO be provided the
New York Query club during the visit
herc Friday. and the Missouri special
rain party tomorrow tSmdayl Short
stay of the latter permits only of an
automobile ride over the city