Denver labor bulletin., 1916-05-20
Printing Trades
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Election of local and international Of
ficers of the Typographical Union will
like place next Wednesday thruout the
eitire jurisdiction of the United States
an, Canada. In Denver the voting hours
will be from l2 noon to $3.50 p. m, a va
cant store room at 1884 Eighteenth
streei between Curtis and Arapahoc,
having been secured as the polling place;
For local honors there is lively contest>
on for e,ery office and a large vote Is
expected TO be polled. The fight, as
usual, in both local and international
conflicts. viii be between administration
and anti administration divisions of the
union. In Denver August Koester is the
local candidate ior president of the ad-
ministration, and F. l.. Pferdesteller of
the anti-administration. Other candi-
didates, where the line of division is not
expected to be so closely drawn, are as
follows:
I. T U. Delegates 1.-TWO to be elected
Frank ]. Pulver, G. Gus Crawford.
Thomas J. Duffy. Charles f. Freeman.
r. =. Jones, Henry Schluter.
Alternate Delegates two to elect -
Robert X. Anderson. II. Schulze, II. F.
Sigeal.
Vice President Leo Cuthbertson. 6. :.
Summers.
Secretary-Treasurer-F C. Birdsall, F.
A. Swan
Board of Trustees lone to elect)-os-
car Anderson. +. C. Davis, John Oliver.
Sergeant -at tArms-Charles s. Semper.
Angelo Noce.
Doorkeeper Frank Willard, Alon,o
Wiley
Trades Assembly Delegates item to
electl-G. Gus Crawford. +. J. Hines. c.
c. Houston: r. +. Hundley, ID. B. Kirk
man. James A. Mcnamara. j. w. Moir.
o II Nelson. A. u. Sterling William
Tanner. Alonzo Wiley.
Label League Dclegates-George John
son. James 4 Mcnamara, A. +. Thorson
Allied Trades Delegates three 10 elect
C. c. Adnir. Leo Cuthbcrtson, Thomas
J. Duffy. William Tanner.
For international officer- Marsden c.
Scott Of New York for president am
Walter W. Barrett Of Chicago for first
vice president have no opposition for re-.
election. J. ". Hays for sccrctary-trcas.
urcr who has held the office since 1907.
is opposed by W. =, Merritt OF Houston.
Texas. no has the support Of the anti
administration forces. Four delegates TO
the A. F. Of l.. are TO be chosen from
list comprising Max S. Hayes Of Cievc-
land. Frank Morrison Of Chicago. II w.
bennett OF Los Angeles. T. w McCHl-
Tough Of Omaha, Hugh Stevenson Of To-
ronto and u. ". Ptittcngcr OF Mount
Morris. One delegate to the Canadian
Labor Congress from three candidates.
James Drury of Montreal. Samuel Had
der of Toronto and w. r. Trotter Of
Vancouver. There are six candidates for
Home trustee. and three TO be chosen.
Among the entries Is Thomas McCaffery
OF Colorado Springs. known ns the "r.si.
dent member Of the board. whose re.
election Is practically assured. The 9th
er- are Malcolm A. Knock of Boston.
Michael Powell of Ottawa, William
Mouncc Of New York. T. T. Mock u
Birmingham and Jerome v. OTara -
New York. Joe NJ johnson of Washing.
ton is unopPosed for Home agent.
Three newly created international of.
fees were made by recent referendum
vote to comprise board of auditors.
For these Jobs there arc :hirty-four
candidates. Those recognized as the ad.
ministration candidates are David W.
Baird of New York. Edward +. Drackert
Of Sacramento and John NJ Digan OF
Cincinnati. The nntis have picked Fred
Barker of Spokane, James II. Dahm OF
New York and Edwin l.. Kitchens OF Gin
cnnnti.
The celction will be in charge of the
board Of trustees as judges. consisting
of w. II. NciRhbor, John f. Coilett and
Ed 6. Close.
Annual memorial services OF No. 40
will be held Sunday, May 2s. at 2:3o p.
m. in Horin hall. 1921 Cleveland place.
regular meeting place of the union. An
appropriate program has been arranged
by the committee and all members, their
families and friends, are invited to at.
tend. Graves Of departed printers in the
Typographical burial plot at Riverside
cemetery will be decorated with floral
tributes at i a. m. by the committee.
composed of the following members, Ed
A. Card, chairman; n. S. Adams, @. Gus
Crawford, T.. A. Swan and C. r. CASTOR.
Miss F.. +. Murphy of the Post proof
room visited the Union Printers Home
last Monday and reports a most enjoy
able onc-day outing
William Young, member of Philadcl-
phia Typographical Union No. and