Denver labor bulletin., 1916-12-09
Printing Trades
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Christmas good cheer was in the at
mosphere at the meeting of D. T. U.
No 40 last Sunday afternoon. This
caused liberal remembrances for the
four members of the local union resident
in the Union Printers Home and twenty
i. 7. U. pensioners. The former were
voted each $40 gold piece and the
twenty pensioners $3.50 each, which will
be presented to them by President
Pferdesteller and Secretary Birdsall The
four Home residents who will thus have
additional cause for joy on Christmas
day are Sam Woodman, R d. Thompson,
Harold d. Eighmy and F. NJ. Judson.
] The twenty pensioners are as follows:
E. F. Russell, James w. Markell, Eugene
II. Mangus, f. c. Leslie, John E. Kolp,
Charles s. Semper, George F. Stinch-
comb, James Loughlin, Angelo Noce, JOS
ePh stopPe, Daniel E. Swallow, John
Metzger, George 7. Bradley, John d.
Coiner, John Misty, Bernard Arnold, and
Albert d. White.
William L. Cox was elected TO full
membership and Charles l. Burris was
elected as an apprentice member at Sum
7 days meeting.
Edward ]. Hines, a member of No. 40,
was unanimously indorsed for deputy
state labor commissioner. A z. Ster-
I ling and II. w. Risley, also of this union,
were indorsed for the position Of com
missioner of state printing
Judge John Campbell, former member
of the state supreme bench, has contrib
uted his usual IS. to be used by officers
Of the union in bringing Christmas cheer
to some worthy printers family.
The Bradford Printing company and
two employees made application to be
recognized as a union office and elected
to membership. This matter was re-
ferred to the executive committee for
report at the next meeting.
The union voted to purchase the usual
number OF Red Cross seals and thereby
assist this worthy cause.
During the past month eighteen cards
were deposited with the secretary and
fourteen Withdrawals issued.
There are letters in the secretary's
office for the following, which will be
forwarded upon request: Otto Grothe,
James Cuddy. Mrs. y R Buruham, G. p.
Eigoll, Alvin c. Clark, J. Compton, Jesse
F. Burnett, Sam Less, L. +. Sweet and
Sid J. Whitehead
Alexander 6 Meyer, VINO have been
located at 522 Eighteenth street for the
past eighteen years, this week moved
. lAtlT printing tl4llt 70 4S-t " tlNou
street Arthur Meyer OF this firm was
elected a member OF the legislature at
the recent election.
A johnson OF the Times chapel spent
Thanksgiving at the Union Printers
Home.
William Ashley, who has been ma.
chine sub on the Denver Express for the
past few months. was given the fore
manship OF that office and assumed the
duties Tuesday morning L d. Morgan,
who recently came to Denver from Texa,
TO accept the foremanship of the EN-
press. rendered his resignation and left
this week for Fl Paso, Texas.
ERmes Bros. Printing company have
installed new No. model linotype
machine. This office is very busy at
present on state work.
Colorado Springs Typographical Union
No. So passed resolution at its meet
ing last Sunday unanimously indorsing
Edward J. Hines for appointment as
deputy labor commissioner.
Darlington Wiser. 1889 Champa street,
linotypist TO the trade. has ordered an
other new linotype. evidence of a pros
pcrous and growing business.
II w. bennett Of Los Angeles, one of
the l. I. L. delegates TO the recent A
+. Of J.. convention in Baltimore, stopped
off in Denver Thursday, en- route home
In company with Secretary Birdsall.
bennett made a pleasant social call at
The Bulletin office