Denver labor bulletin., 1915-03-20
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.


last meeting, providing that all journey
men be paid SIS per week of forty eight
hours for day work and S2S per week of
forty-eight hours for night work; that
foremen be paid $27 per week of forty
eight hours on afternoon newspapers and
job offices and $50 per week of forty
eight hours on morning newspapers;
that time and one-half be paid for all
overtime and Sunday work; that when
a journeyman is put to work he shall
be given at least four hours work. This
to apply in all union shops
Frank McNulty answered present as
a delegate to the Trades and Labor As
sembly last Sunday, having successfully
passed investigation of the labels COM
mittee.
Jim McNamara was resplendent this
week with new green neck scarf and
bouquet of shamrocks. There were 9TH
er decorations on the mahogany Incl
18th of Ireland Jim" is a patriotic
son of the old green sod
This item from the Atlanta Consti-
tuition speaks volumes and needs no ad
ditional comment: AT meeting of the
Typographical Union Sunday $500 was
ordered paid to the treasury of The
Journal of Labor as a tribute to the ed
itor. Jerome Jones, and his editorial
policy. This sum will place The Journal
of Labor in the homes of the entire
membership for the next year This
act came as an unexpected compliment
to Mr.. ZONES. who was present at the
meeting Those who expressed the at
titude of the union in making this gift
to the paper stated that its purpose was
to prove their belief in a man recently
% .tS ALL
| in a greater publicity of his views"
Harry Parker of the Trades Union
Benefit club in the Quincy building, has
returned from Kansas City, where he
acted as promoter for Dick Gilbert in
pugilistic event. Gilbert has gone to
Cuba to engage in a number of big
fights scheduled to be pulled off soon.
Neel Adams, assistant machinist on
the Post. this week entertained as a
guest his friend. Fred Hoffman of Grand
Junction. n member of the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Firenen and Enginemen.
here TO attend conference of railway
employees.
Joe Ramey, formerly foreman OF the
Trinidad Free Press. stopped over in
Denver this week ON his way to accept
n position at Reliance, Neb.
I'd. =. Drackert. well known in Den
Yer and Pueblo. has sufficiently reeov-
cred his eyesight to return TO work in
the state printing office at Sacramento,
Csl. lie i candidate for l. T. T. dele
gate from that union.
Victor II. Larson of the Post chapel
explains the reason for that bcaminy
ecuntenance and cheerup atmosphere as
occarioned by the arrival at his home.
fs,s Meade street, of fine baby boy
Friday. March IL. Mother and son are
reported doing nicely. A previou.
visit Of the stork bird left a daughter.
40 that the Larson family is once more
evenly balanced.
John McNulty. brother Of Frank Nc
NuIty of the Post chapel. is a candidate
for I. T. U. delegate from Scranton
tPa-) typographical Union No. iIs. John
writes that he will visit Denver en- route
to Los Angeles
William II. Kyner of Cripple Creek
was visitor in Denver last Sunday. He
i now manager of the Cripple CreeS
Times.
Cap" L. C. Harrington writes Presi-
dent Pulver from Tampa. Fla. that he
Is getting homesick for a view Of the
Rockies ard breath of rarified atmos.
phere- He expects to engage passage
for Denver at the very earliest opporsn-
nifty.
Jos- pavciock. who has been in San
Francisco the last month taking a course
on the lntertype machine. left Monday
for Flagstaff. Arix-. where he will be
employed on the -Coconimo Sum--San
Francisco Labor Clarion.
The Missouri Special to the Los An,
geles convention, will reach Denver at
noon, Sunday, August l. and remain here
until p. m. of that day. during which
time an auto tour of the city is scbed-
nled- The special will carry delegates
and visitors from st. Louis, Kansas CITY.
st. Joseph and other "show me" uniols
The Smith Brooks company this week
received an order to print si.0o0.Ooo
worth Of currency for the Genera, Car
rama faction in the Mexican govern
ment. II will be Of comparatively small
denominations with 20 pesos as the lary-
est limit for one bill Several hundred
thousand dollars worth Of revenue
stamps We're printed recently by the
same firm for the Carranza faction.
LrTHOGRAPHERS.
Local Union No. Is of the Amaisamat-