Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-23
LABOR TEMPLE ASSURED
BY RALLY HELD SUNDAY
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Building Trades Councils. n. Bas-
ter.
Blacksmiths No. 457-CharIes Elliot.
Steam Engineers No. III. S. Pere-
grine.
United Brewery Workers-Wm. Koch.
Bindery Women No. 5s - Augusta
Frincke, Tessie Ryan.
Bookbinders No 2e-wm. c. Thornton.
Cigarmakers No. l29-J. W. Sanford
Carl A Rebel.
Stage Employees No. 7-B. F. Enos.
Horseshoers No. CIV. R Welsh
James Noonan, Joseph c. Wagner
Leather Workers No. 25-T. c. Greene
d. X Armstrong.
Glassworkers No 930-Henry c. Fildes
Railway Carmen No. l46-Joseph F.
Lyden.
Plumbers No. 81. c. Bulger, W. h
Scott, Clayton E. Lohr.
Plumbers pprentices-Harry c. Nor
ton.
Sign Writers No. lo45-John Shimus
H A Stoepel.
Painters No. 79-W. D. Nelson, Henry
Lavoe, Ralph G. Thompson, r. A. Bass
F J. Gamble, G. Tichnor.
Mailers No. S-R W. Borrower.
Press Assistants No. Thames J. Tor
pey, Paul 0'Brien, Ed. Clinton.
Garment Workers No. l39-Margaret
Noonan, Margaret Tierney, Sadie Adney
Pattern Makers-Wm- E. Norris.
Lathers Union-J. H Mitchell.
Musicians No. 20-P. J. Devault.
Laundry Workers No. 22-Harry B
Bill.
Machinists No 47-Charles A Ahl.
strom. w. F. Evans
Ladies Auxiliary of Machinists-Mrs
Margaret Butler, Anna F. Ahlstrom
Retail Clerks No. John K. Jenkins
Stereotypers No. l3@. F. Rogers, c
T. Carson.
Typographical No. 49-August Koes-
ter. J. A. McNamara, ]. E. Collett, Otto
F. Thum.
Union Label League-Earl R Hoage
Thomas o. Spaeey.
Upholsterers No. 22-William Eggs.
Order Railway Conductors No. 44-W
S. Ammon, F. n. Elliott
Labor Bulletin-Clint c. Houston, Ed
]. Hines.
Vote Approval of Plan.
Motion offered by Clint c. Houston
that it is the sense of the meeting that
the work of the Temple Association be
approved and that the delegates report
this to their locals and enlist their CO
animously adopted.
After some general discussion the con.
ference adjourned.
The officers and directors of the La.
Dor Temple Association are as follows:
President, Henry Lavoe, Painters Union
secretary, ]. II. Mitchell, Lathers; cam.
paign manager, c. J. Moorhouse, Cigar.
makers; treasurer, P. ]. Devault. Musi
clans Union; directors. Edward ]. Hines
Typographical; William c. Thornton
Bookbinders; Alice McCabe, Bakery ant
Confectionery Workers; William r
Welsh, Horseshoers; James c. Bulger
Plumbers; E. A. Shields, Moving Pictur,
Operators.
Letter From Wayne Williams.
Wayne G. Williams, a member of tn,
Colorado Industrial Commission, was t,
have been one of the speakers at Sun
days meeting, but was unavoidably de
tanned elsewhere. He writes the follow
ing letter:
Denver, Colo, Sept. Is, 1915.
Mr.. Clint c. Houston, Editor Denver La
Dor Bulletin,
1924 Curtis St, Denver, Colo.
My Dear Mr.. Houston: Thru the col
umns of The Bulletin 1 wish to expires,
my great interest in the project to built
Labor Temple in Denver, and my re
gret that I was unable to attend tn,
meeting last Sunday, September II. n,
finer project could be conceived than thai
OF beautiful building dedicated to tn,
laboring men and women in Denver.
In the old days, when was labor re
porter on the News, fifteen years ago
most of my time was spent climbing
back stairs to reach inaccessible hall.
where labor met. can, therefore. thor
oily appreciate what fine, commodious