Denver labor bulletin., 1916-05-13
Printing Trades
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Candidates for local Officers OF Denver
typographical Union No. 40 were placed
in nomination at last Sundays meeting
The election will be held Wednesday.
MAY %, from II noon to ESQ p. m. at
1904 Eighteenth street Following is the
complete official list:
For ]. 7. u. delegate, two to be elected
Frank J. Pulyer. Post chapel
Thomas J. Duffy. Hoeckel's.
Charles T. Freeman. Smith Brooks
Robert F. Jones, Post.
Henry Schlcuter. Post
C. Gus Crawford. Kistler's.
For Alternates-
Robert Anderson. Kistler's
II T. Siegal, Newspaper Union.
Herman Sehnlze. News.
For President
August Rooster. Post.
F. c. Pferdcsteller. Express.
For Vice President
Leo Cuthbertson. Brock -Haffner's
:. s. Summers. Kistlcr's.
For Secretary Treasurer
Frank c. Birdsall. present incumbent
Eugene A. Swan. Newspaper Union.
For Serceart-at- Arms
Charles 6. Semper. incumbent.
Angelo Noce.
For Doorkecner-
Alouzo Wiley. Smith Brooks
Frank Willard. News.
Trustee. one to be elected
Ed c. Davis, Post.
John Oliver. Newspaper Union.
Oscar Anderson. Outdoor Life.
Delegates to Trades and labor Assem-
bly,. ten to he electcd-Iames C. McNa
mara. Edward ]. Hines. o. L. Nelson.
Clint c. Houston. Alonzo Wiley. William
Tanner. d. H. Kirkman. Rex II. Hundlev.
\. y. Sterling, ]. w. Moir. C. Gus Craw.
ford.
Label Lcacue-Georce johnson. A. T.
Thorson. James A. McNamara.
Allied Printing Trades Council-Thomas
y Duffy. William Tanner Leo Cuthbert-
son. C. c. Adair.
II was unanimously voted to partici
pate in the Labor day parade and eele-
hration under the Joint auspices of the
Trades Assembly and Building Trades
Council. \ committee consisting of the
following was appointed by President
Pulver to arrange all details for the
union: Clint c. Houston of The labor
Bulletin chapel, Harry McRoy of Kist-
ler's +. w. Bowles OF the Post. d. +.
DeTong of the Times. and O. II. Nelson
of Eames Bros.
Eight promising young printers were
obligated as apprentice members and
looked like admirable acquisitions to the
"art preservative" as they lined before
the president. They are Eugene p.
Thompson. Harold F. Reerbower Howard
II. Shinn. Dal Dcniston. Bennett Farber,
Frederick w Moore. Charles d. West
blade Gerald Barnitz and Melvin II.
Palmer.
William II. Stegner was obligated as
a iourneyman member.
The union indorsed the House resolu-
tion by Congressman Lewis of Maryland
providing for government ownership OF
the telegraph lines.
Upon report of the executive officers
and board of trustees, authority was
voted these officials to protect the
unions interests in the suit brought by
r. p. Means against No. 40 and its of
ficcrs for sum mot to exceed $780,
being the amount alleged to be due him
from the Denver Post, which the latter
refused to pay. Under the report adopted
Means will be required to give bond for
payment of any court expense incurred
by the union. Up to this writing such
bond has not been furnished.
The Encyclopedia Rrittanica, printed
in the non-union house of r. r. Donnelly
& Son. Chicago. is being extensively ad
the installment plan. Members of organ. |
lied labor are requested not to sign con.
tracts for this unfair publication.
Red Gilmore caught the two months
stretch as sub for Miss Blanche Theimer
on the Post, while she is visiting in Cali |
fornia.
Over in Glenwood Springs lives n real
typo OF the old school, It is G. p. Rice,
justice of the peace and job printer. Over
his desk in neat frame hangs nm hon.
orary withdrawal card from No. 40,
signed by John f. Collctt and Secretary
Frank c. Birdsall. Cowboy" Rice. as he
will he remembered by some of the old
timers, formerly rode the range in sum
mcr and worked on the old Denver Re.