Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-11

Rausch, Galesgurg, Ill, /; Chas. Rieff,
Syracuse, N. Y, 1; E. ]. Stack, Port
land, Ore, /; John Reichert, Millwau-
kee, Wis, /; E. H. Nase, Springfield,
Mass, 4; G. F. Sweeney, Billings,
Mont, /.
For Third vice-President-A Gariepy,
Montreal, Can, 4o1; T. E. Black, Toron-
to. Can, 4s; A W. Borland, London,
Can, II; H. Knudson, New westmins-
ter, Can, 2; Jas. A. Sullivan, Hamilton,
Can, /; Leon Fillian, Montreal, Can, /;
Isador Hoffner, Brandon, Can, l.
For Fourth vice-President-L. P. Hoff-
man, Jacksonville, Ill, $50; VIM. Strauss,
Brooklyn, N. Y, 65; E. c. Hall, Mime
apolis, MINI, 4; ]. T. Smith, Kansas
City, Mo-, 3; E. J. Stack, Portland, Ore.
?; E. ]. 0'Neill, La Sale, H., 2; R S.
Sexton, Pueblo, Colo, 2.
For Fifth ce-President-John Reich
ert, Milwaukee, Wis, 353; c. H. Stew
ems, Buffalo, N. Y, 90; E. G. Hall, Mimi
eapolis, Mimi, IL; E. ]. Stack, Portland,
Ore, ?; P. H. Mueller, St Louis, No., /;
]. E. Butler, Kansas City, NO., /; Gus
Mechau, Baltimore, Nd, /; C. o. Beals,
Lewiston, Me-, /; ]. NJ. Scharenbroich,
St. Cloud, Mimi, /; Phil wagamann,
Centennial, Pa, /; G. Bradford, Tampa,
Fla, /; 1hos. Palmer, Pensacola, Fla,
l; L. P. Sanders, Fl. Wayne, Ind, /;
Herman Ross, Birmingham, Ala, l.
For Sixth vice-President-E. C. Hall,
Minneapolis, MINI, 37s; Robt Kicker,
San Francisco, Calf, 81; Chas. Rieft,
Syracuse, N. Y, 2; A Babcock, Los An
geles, Calf, ?; E. J. Stack, Portland,
Ore, 2
For Seventh vice-PTesident - VIM.
Strauss, Brooklyn, N. Y, sos; ]. Rhine,
New York, N. Y, a.; Alex Ramsey, San
Francisco, Calf, %; E. J. Stack, Port
land, Ore, 1s; Frank Hacker, Rome, N
Y, s.
FOR International Treasurer-Gitson
Weber, Philadelphia, Pa, 5sI; Ed. Brod-
ers, Boston, Mass, 80; W. ]. Murphy,
Springfield. Mass, II; Chas. Gall. Ft
Wayne, Ind, /; Gus Machau, Baltimore,
Nd, /; John Dasher, Albany, N. Y, /;
NJ. J. Meilke, Seattle, Wash, /; Geo. A.
Faust, Coldwater, Mich, /; W. H. Fitz-
gerald, Portland, Ore, /; Samuel Com
pers, New York, N. Y, /; Peter Fox,
Rochester, N. Y, /.
For Delegates to the A. F. of l., four
to be elected-Thos. F. Tracey, Boston,
Mass, 224; Samuel Gompers, New York
City, 2i4; ]. NJ. Barnes, Philadelphia,
7 O..
95; E. G. Hall, Minneapolis, Mimi, o5;
W. A Campbell, Chicago, Ill, IS; VIM
A Strauss, Brooklyn, N. Y, 81; A. Gar
iePy. Montreal, Cam, 81; J. T. Smith.
Kansas City, Mo-, -; ]. ]. Balam, Bos-
ton, Mass, <5; L. P. Hoffman, Jackson
vile, Ill, 80; VIM Standcumbe, Boston,
Mass, 81; R. S. Sexton, Wichita, Kas.'
/ so; Carl OFT, Indianapolis, Ind, 20; p.
-rfs
McCabe, Albany, N. Y, IS; Chas H. ST.
Chicago, IL, II; Chas- Wright, Decatur,
ILL.,, IL; Dsvid Jones, Detroit, Mich. 9.
1t is expected that large number of
the gentlemen named for the above Of
! fees who have not received a high
number OF endorsements will decline be-
fore the time limit expires.
Denverites Mentioned
J. w. Sanford. Secretary of No. l29.
received sufficient endorsements to make
him eligehie as a candidate for second
vice president, but declined to be cand
idate a. did Secretary r. j. Sexton of
Pueblo. named for several viee-presi-
dentships. Sanford also was named for
fourth, fifth. sixth, and seventh vice
prcsidentships. but declined. Charles
Hornhurg OF No. l2a is also eligible as
candidate for sixth viee-president. Ben
Blumenburg of No. le9 was also nomin-
ated and is eligible as candidate for
A. f. of L. Delegate. as also are J. j.
Lesterman of Pueblo, l. NJ. Watson of
Colorado Springs.
How They Lined Up Here
There are five unions in Colorado. To-
Gated at Denver. Colorado Springs. Trim
idad. Fort Collins and Pueblo. and they
endorsed, candidates rs follows:
Denver No. lea named Parker for pres
ident; Mention, Tracey. Gariepy. Hoff.
man. Reiehert, Charles Hornburg of Den
yer and Hacker for vice presidents in
order named. and Weber for Treasurer;
delegates to A. F. OF l., Smith, Barnes.
Brown and Mueller.
Colorado Springs No. l6i named Per
lins for president. Gompers. Lentz. Gar
iepy. Rieff. Campbell. ]. W. Sanford of
Denver and Silverton for viee-prcsidents
in order named. and Weber for treasur-
er; delegates, L. NJ. Watson of For; Col
lius, j. w. Sanford of Denver, and List
erman.
Trinidad No. loa named Perkins for
president; Gompers, Tracey, Hoffman.
Reichert, Hall, Strauss for viec-presi-
dents in order named, and Weber for
treasurer; delegates to A. F. of l.. ].
w. Sanford of Denver, Sligcrwald, Hall
and Reichert.
Fort Collins No. l6t named Perkins
for president; Gompcrs, Tracey. Gariepy.
Hoffman, Rcichert, Hall and Hacker for
vice presidents in order named, and
Weber for treasurer; delegates to A. +.
of l., Perkins, Gompers. Hall and Reich
ert-
Pueblo No. So6 named Tracey for pres.
ident; Gompers. Sexton, Gari,py. Hoff-
man, Reichcrt, Hall and Strauss for