Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-08
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

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suming much time. There was large
attendance OF candidates and their
friends The election will be held We'd
nesday, May 20, and names will appear
OH the printed ballot as follows:
!. I. U. delegates two to be elected)-
August, Rooster, Charles f. Freeman,
Edward J. Hines, P. r. Otis, Will II.
Hedley, Fred l.. Zimmerman. Henry II.
Ellis, Z. w. Bowles, Peter j. Rose and
Martin Lacher.
Alternates-B. G. Sweeney, Charles E.
Hangover, Mark d. Tyler and Joe
Leath.
President-Frank J. Pulver, Alonzo
Wiley.
Vice president-A. P. Knill, E. ID.
Scheiman.
Secretary Treasurer-Frank c. Bird
sail.
Sergeant t-at-Arms-Charles s. Semper
Doorkeeper-A- E. Thorson.
Board OF Trustees-W. II. Neighbor.
Delegates Allied Printing Trades Coun-
ell three to be electedl-James Nc
Namara, William E Cunningham, L. d.
Hosman and Chester E. Martin.
Delegates Trades Assembly item to be
lectedl-James McNamara, Clint C.
Houston, Edward j. Hines. r. p. Means.
O. II. Nelson, Frank McNulty, George
Allen, w. L. Stitt, Sol Erickson, Her
man Schulze, Fred L. Zimmerman
Label League-Peter J. Rose George
Allen, C. F.. Cornelius. s. Holmes.
Wage Farmers Conference-Oscar An
derson, William Tanner. L. ID. Hosman.
The committee in charge of arrang-
ing for celebrating the iifty-fifth ami
versary of the unions birth, reported
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Grove. near Littleton. Congressman Ed
ward Heating will deliver the principal
address. There will be dancing, fishing
in the Platte river, athletic games and
a basket dinner Tickets will be sold at
% cents for adults and 10 cents for
children.
IT was voted to observe memorial Sun
day. May 80. at the typographical
burial lot in Riverside cemetery az usual.
The committee in charge consists of c.
r. Breidenstein. Mark d. Tyler and A.
NJ. Warner
Economy of the Unions finances was
advocated by the board OF trustees and
for the first time in many months no
extra appropriations were made. The
board showed the disbursements were
exceeding receipts each month by from
rebate for attending meetings from 45
to 25 cents was introduced. II was also
voted to reduce payment of per capita
10 the State Federation OF Labor from
400 TO 100 members and send no dele
gate to the Salida convention The re-
quest of the anniversary committee for
an appropriation of $50 was refused.
Apprentice prize winners for the
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lows: First. Ben Davies, Smith Brooks /:
second. Charles Linieman, Smith Brooks !;
third. James bartholomew. Carson Har-
pcr's.
Monday evening at $50 o'clock the
Denver Graphic Trades Club will hold a
reception and dinner at the Albany hotel,
followed by lecture on paper making
by G. l.. Rodier OF Massachusetts. The
lecture will be accompanied by stcreop-
iicon slides and a reel of moving pic
lures. showing the entire process of man
nfacturing print paper All members of
the printing crafts invited. Plates for
the dinner are 80 cents.
New York Typographical Union No. @
has donated $500 to the printers OF war.
ridden Belgium
Frank Lindquist OF the Smith Brook 5
to active membership at last Sunday
meeting.
During the month OF April ten travel
ing cards were deposited with Secretary
Birisal. and ten wen issued-an even
break.
Ray Wilson. former vice president of
Chicago Typographical Union No. l6 and
|. T. L. delegate to the st. Louis con-
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side OF the Post.
Jake Van der PERIL and Bill Collins
of the Post chapel were busy the past
week celebrating Bilfs umpticth birth
day. Murder will out
SECRETARY Treasurer j. Charles Dues OF
the Intermountain typographical Confer
ence reports that Grand junction Union
No. 2o2 has affiliated with the confer
cnce. Other locals now connected with
the Conference are Denver. Pueblo. Colo
RADIO Springs. Cripple Creek aud Albu-
qucrquc. \. NJ.
\ large force OF printers are employed
at smith Brooks ON the city directory
work, which is now about half com
plctcd.
Charles w. Christy writes from san
Pedro, Cal. that he is having the time
of his life and will not return to Denver
for several weeks.
Sidney Eastwood was accepted by both
sides rs arbitrator in a case before the
joint local arbitration board of news.
paper publishers and the union this
week. \ decision will probably he hand
ed down in a few days.
''Biddy" Dolan Of the Union Printing
company chapel has purchased new
Ford and is now practicing the art of
backing out of the garage without knock
ing the doors off their hinges. Some
chauffeur. this boy ''Biddy."