The Connecticut labor news., 1921-06-24

well, Duffy, MugaVln, Schwartz, Hyatt, Flaherty, Johnson, Shine, Hughes, Scholl Flathmann, Askew, Hughes, Hoage, Smith, Steward, For rester, Ryan, Moore, Hewett, Cole man. To amend constitution by pro viding for committee on legislation,
 No. oo-By Delegates Cougler, Sullivan, Houser, Oberfell In favor of modification of the Volstead law.
 No. 7o-By Delegates Hubbell, Mckenzie, Cummerford, Edgerton, Saddler To suspend charter of brick and clay workers "until such time as they respect the charter rights of the International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers by transferring certain men.
 No. 7I-By Delegates of the Paint To endorse and recommend sale of North Dakota state bonds.
 No. 72-By Gordon w. Chambers, St. Louis. For the same rights and privileges to all wage earners ire spective of color"
 Mo- 73-By Hester Lautfest, Tobac- co Shippers Mo- Io422 To amend constitution so that nothing therein shall be construed as recognition of any right on the part of the A. F. of L. or any affiliated union to deny or abridge right to membership and all privileges on account of sex; and women in trades under jurisdiction of any union which does not admit women on the same terms as men, shall not be denied a separate and direct charter from the A. F. of l.. for lack of the consent of that union"
 Mo- 74-By Robert E. Burfurde, Freight Handlers No. 1o22o. To assist colored freight handlers in the south Tn presentation of grievances.
 No. 75-By Delegates Rood, De fren, Stillman. For increased A. F. of L. assistance to American Federa ton of Teachers in combating ''un American influences and maintaining the schools as the basis of democratic institutions"
 No. 76-By Delegates Freeman, Mcclure, Doheny To instruct O1 Field, Gas Well and Refinery Work CTS to notify their local officers to re- lease all members of boilermakers, iron shipbiulders and helpers.
 No. 77-By Delegates Healey, Mar tin, Beatty. Calling attention to strike at the N. R. Fairbanks plant in Chicago.
 Mo- 78-Delegate Askew and the delegations of Letter Carriers, Rural Letter Carriers, Post Office Clerks
  structing executive council to co-op- crate in securing legislation granting equipment allowance to rural carriers.
 No. 7o-By John Leheney, Casper, Wyo., Trades Assembly. Recom mending to internationals that they forego autonomy to the extent that power to decide economic policies and programs shall rest in the executive council, and that industry shall be tffe basis of organizations where many classifcations of labor are necessar- | fly employed"
 No. 8o-By James P. Holland, New York. For modification of the Vol stead law.
 No. 8I-By Thomas J. Greer, Louis jana State Federation. To increase local affiliation to state federation.
 No, 82-By Delegates Prick, Demp- sey, Kuhn, Longshoremen's delega- ton. For endorsement of senate bill 1745 and House bill 5351 to restore to longshore workers protection of state accident compensation laws.
 No. 83-By Joseph M. Boulware, Boilermaker Helpers, Members I7,- 43o. Asking convention to use inf1u- ence to have the words "white help Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders and Helpers
 No. 84-By o. E, Jennings, Mis- souri State Federation. To assist Missouri Federation in preventing re- peal by referendum of workmen's compensation law.
 l No. S5-By Machinsts delegation To donate $500 to assist in securing further exposures of corruption in the Mooney case, to the end that Mooney and Billings may secure freedom.
 No. 8o~By Longshoremen's dele, gation. To assist in securing repeal of "65-foot motor boat laws.7
 No. 87-By Fred Hewitt. That A. F. of l.. ''reaffirms it's conviction" that 'exClusive fund insurance and the elimination of private profit in work mems accident compensation is ad- Vantageous to wage earners" and urges support of Jones' Fitzgerald l bill
 No. 88-By T. J. Wind, Blue Island (lll) C. L. U. To endorse world
 No. 8o-By Longshoremen's dele gation. To create Marine Transport Department of A. F. of L.
 Mo- oo-By Joseph N. Boulware. For an organizer to assist in unor- ganized boiler shops in the southeast.
 No. oI-By w. M Short, Washing ton State Federation, and Arthur G. Heller, Seattle Building Trades Coun- cil. To grant authority to central bodies and state federations Ito create building trades committees and de partments for the proper protection of such building trades crafts with the preservation that where sufficient build ing trades crafts are employed to war rant creation and maintenance of a separate building trades department, such department will be organized and affiliated with the Building Trades De partment of the A. F. of L.
 No. o2-By w. M. Short For A. F. of l.. assistance in launching cam paign for complete organization ot the northwest lumber industry
 No. 03-By Delegates R. F. Rob- inson, Thomas Spacey and Ed An derson. Expressing sympathy with the work of lung sanitarium of Den yer.
 No. o4-by Journeymen Tailors delegation. To appoint member ot the Journeymen Tailors Union as or ganizer to devote his time in behalf of that organization.
 No. 05-By Edward Cunningham, | Continued on Page Seven.)