Denver labor bulletin., 1916-06-03
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

row (Sundayl afternoon at o'clock in
Koran hall, 1921 Cleveland place. If all
the officers elect, the losers and partisans
OF each attend. as they should, it will be
a rousing meeting. Other subjects of
concern to every member will be consid-
cred
/. L. L. Representative Frank J. Pulver
received the following telegram Thurs
day from Secretary Treasurer Hays:
MY majority will be around l2,00u;
Morrison will be elected. Mccullough and
Stevenson close vote. Haddon elected.
McCaffery, Mounce and Knock for trus-
tees. Baird and Dugan sure, with Dahm
and Baker running close, for Auditor
J. w. HAYS is reelected I. T. L. secre-
tary-treasurer over w. f. Merritt by H.
500 majority Baird, Dahm and Dugan
are the new auditors. An unofficial can
vass at l. T. U. headquarters of the re-
ports of COL local unions shows the inter
national election to have resulted as fol-
lows:
President-Marsden G. Scott. 81 1888.
First Vice President-Walter w. Bar
rett, "a, ,234.
etary-Treasurer-J. W. Hays, 25.-
s72; w. E. Merritt, 1902.
Delegates to A F. of Max s. Hays,
27 .2s4: Frank Morrison. 26.6l4; Fl. ".
| bennett, 25.s45; T. w. Mccullough, "a,
V01s tlAEu flAtNtiroiAs -fsr1fs -. u L IL
tenger. 1900.
Delegates to Trades and Labor Con-
gress of Canada-Iames Drury, l2,4l7 !;
Samuel Hadden. l4,565; w. R. Trotter,
s.2l9.
Trustees Union Printers Home-Thom-
as McCaffery, 26,529; Malcolm A Knock,
20,s47: Michael Powell II ,295; William
Mounce. 10 ,2sO; T. T. Mock, II ,252; Jer-
ome V. o'Hara, 1887.
Agent Union Printers Home, Joe NJ.
Johnson. 30.502.
Auditors-Elijah J. Adams. 1910; W.
W. Amos. 2,7nl: Grant Atkinson, 2.52s; (;
D. w Baird. l2737; Fred Barker. lO.34e /;
Roger T. Bennett, l,s72; Guy n. Bilheim-
er. 396; Richard A Bryant. 729; c. W.
Collins. 4,Ois Fred ". Connor, 1856
james II Dahm. l065l: J. 3. Derden,
] a35: b. J. Doubet 9s4; Edward F.
Drackert. a,ls2; John NJ Dugan. IL .s23 /;
Walter {. Frees, .O56: W. L. {. GeThart,
| ] $40; c. :. Goollin. 7S6; Thomas X.
Heath. l,l4G: Charles NJ Hecker, ll46-
Edward /. Hitchins 1915; Edward Koch,
i l53; Arthur W. Lawrence. SCI; James
Leonard. .434; Fred c. Iuehs 749: Roy
r. Novel;. 67I; Thomas ODonnell. 2.346:
Alfred o. Phillips. 2.570; r. T. Richards,
S5G; James b. Ross, l,456; W. Harry
4 Spears 5s3; Harry F. Springer, 40 +.
Joseph Tattersdill, $3.50; George A.
/ Tracy. 6.o3l.
" !. Snyder was elected I. T. L. dele
gate by Colorado Springs Typographical
Union, and E ID. Woodwork alternate.
They will head delegation of boosters
to bring home the 1919 convention. The
Springs chamber of commerce has guar
anteed donation of $500 to help en-
tertain the delegates and visitors. Next
year will commemorate the twenty fifth
arN r,f
Printers Home
J. Charles Deus was the delegate win
ner over two other contestants in Pueblo
Deus is secretary treasurer of the Inter.
mountain typographical Conference and
retiring president OF No. LIS.
i Colorado Springs wants the next I. T
L. convention. No SO will send a boost
er delegation TO Baltimore consisting OF
John C, Daley. W. I. Reilly. J. r
Checley. Z. d. Woodorth and Delegate w
J. told TOWN. Snider. 1t is reported the
Chamber of Commerce of the Springs viii
also send n representative. The CONNER
lcial body has agreed to appropriate - SOC
toward the convention expenses.
i G. NJ. Heclcr was elected president OF
Salt Lake City union and F. f. Morri.
reelected secretary. Delegates. F. r. Nor
ris and w NJ. Courtney.
Kansas City delegates, Hill and Klunk
President Millar defeated H o. Smith
264 to LAG.
| George A. Tracy. reelected president
of San Francisco, No 9l. over John w
Kelly. AGO to ess. Delegates. Leo Michel
son. Jesse F. Newman and II. L. Gun
ningham. Nicholson was also reelected
secretary.
Cleveland. Ohio. dclegates-Secretar,
F. w. Steffen. A. w BOOTH Thompson
, and James ]. Hoban.
Dcs Moines delegates-Fred h. Hillike
and Herbert Bishard. w. C. Waters wa,
reelected secretary over f. P. Worceste
by vote of l5e to So.
Boston, Mass. delcgates-News. Thom
as F. Kane and Eugent ]. Mccarthy
book and job. Thomas F. Keeley and 10
seph b. Long.
Leon II. Rouse. New York City, re
elected president over Edward A. Mile
by vote of 5000 to 757. John s. O'Con
nell reelected secretary over Harry J
wenzcl by 5000 to 973, Delegates-News
, James A. l. Hughes (Tribunel, John F
: Dalton Herald Telegraml book and job
! George w. Hughes american Lithol an,
E William A. Young (Rogowski's.l
r Carlton defeated Wright for presiden
/ OF Chicago Union by n margin of twent.
2 votes Michael Colbert was reelected sec
retary treasurer.
| Justice of the Peace Henry Bray rem
7 dered n decision against the union and II
favor of r. p Means when the latter
| "back-pay" case was tried Thursday o
r last week. No testimony was heard an
r the judge gave an opinion on what h
said were presumably the admitted fact
$ in the case. The judgement against tn
union IL for $3.50, claimed as wages du
him by the Denver Post for time lost be
:, tween the dates he was discharged b,