Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-29

| fighting the battles every day with Old
General Debility, over and over again,
and when | get the worst OF it in one
trench. jump into another and keep
on fighting-so the enemy hasn't got
me yet" Wahlmark sends regards to
all his friends in Denver and enclosed
dollar to renew his subscription to The
Bulletin. which he says is like a letter
from home every week.
New York typographical Union has re-
Gently concluded an agreement with the
Printer League and with the closed shop
division of the typothetae which regu-
lates wages and hours in the book and
job offices till October ], 1919. The
minimum scale for job printers will be
So week till January !, 1915. then
S26 till October !. 1919. Night forces
will receive So a week additional Ma
chine Operators will continue to receive
$50 a week After January 1918,
operators and jobbers viii reoeive the
same scale.
Jake Wander Perel made the mistake
OF partaking of a dry brand he was
r.serving for The Bulletin editor and has
been confined to his home for several
days tins week
Thomas McCaffery OF Colorado
Springs. member OF the Printers Home
Board OF Trustees, was in Denver last
week taking in the stock show and in
vestie1sing the new side lines along Cur
It's street where the cabaret shows once
upon a time held forth
Miss Agnes Collins OF Duluth Typo
graphical Union No. 1856 has been chosen
a. chairman of the News Tribune day
chapel Miss Collins is the first woman
member OF the typographical union to
hold such position in Duluth. Accord
ing To trade union principles and where
organized labor has the power to demand
II woman receives the same wage of a
man for doing the same amount OF work
Every woman member of the typograph
cal union enjoys the full right of suf-
frage therein. Miss Collins is performing
her delicate duties with rare tact and
ability.-Duluth Labor World.
Joseph G. Brill. for many years fore
man of the Wahigreen Printing Company
until he suffered a mental and physical
collapse three months ago. was declared
mentally incompetent by Judge Roth
gerber in the County Court Wednesday
conservator will be appointed to care
for his estate.
The Typographical Union of Phoenix,
| ARR, is planning its annual Easter Mon
day ball to be held April ~ this wear
/ This ball is perhaps the most widely
known of similar affairs given by labor
organizations in the United States. hence
news OF it finds interested readers in
all parts OF the county. Especially will
IT attract attention this year because
OF the unusual action of the Interna-
tional Typographical Union, which in its
recent annual convention adopted a reso-
luton endorsing the dance and recon-
mendIng to all subordinate unions that
they purchase tickets. This is pcrha rs
the first time any international union
in convention adopted such resolution
The hall is given annually for the bene-
fit OF the many afflicted printers. who.
when almost too i'll to work. seek the
Arizona climate for relief from their
sufferings.
New York Typographical Union No. 6.
known as Big Six, passed the following
resolution at the January meeting:
Whereas. the city authorities have
ordered the removal of the statue of
Horace Greeley, the first president of
Big SIX. from its present location; there
fore be it
'Resolved. That the Typographical
Union No. o, protests against the plac.
ing OF the statue in Battery Park. and
that the president appoint committee
OF three to urge the city authorities to
provide a suitable location for the statue