The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-01

people of West Virginia IN their night
for freedom"
The motion OF sympathy was amend
ed to include the telegram to Presi-
dent Harding.
The convention applauded and cheer
cd the miners.
In the broad breast OF the lowfy
hodcarrier burns the fame Of chivalry
When the second day OF the Indiana
State Federation of Labor convention
opened this morning. Chairman Taylor
announced that Hodcarrier Reel had
supplied flowers for the lady deiega-
tes. The ladies were requested to step
10 the platform and receive the bou-
quets.
resolution for a daily labor paper
TO be promoted by the Federation Of
Labor in Indianapolis wan read BY the
secretary. The resolution committee
reports TO the resolution which had
been presented by a plumbers local was
unfavorable. One delegate demanded
TO know the reason the resolution com
mittee's report was unfavorable.
1t would take all day to give the
reasons Of the committee for not fav-
oring the establishment OF a daily la.
Dor paper in Indiana declared George
W. Goetz.
= The convention rejected the commit
tees report and prepared to vote upon
the resolution itself
E P. Barry Indianapolis, spoke
against the resolution The deleEa-
tes favoring this resolution have no
idea OF the cost OF establishing and
maintaining a daily newspaper" he de-
clared. The newspapers VIII publish
TAB ornews II We will give IL TO them.
It has been tried again and again. It
costs big money 70 run a newsDarer
Each day represents a finished product
and II you haven't enough ads in IN.
paper that day you have lost that much
money. II you decide TO have = news
paper you are arran gfng TO have a per.
petual drain upon the pockets or ou,
members How much cheaper and bet
ter II will be TO train our mem oers 70
supply their newspapers with labor
news If 1t is news the newspapers
viii print II. Don't blame a newsnan.r
Tor not printing something Won haven.r
told them about The bosses hire train
cd press agents to prepare their news
for the papers What labor needs are
a few good PRESS agents
We haven't had any trouble sett,nr
news printed in South Bend" declared
gorge Goetz of that city or the res
olution committee.
We have a weekly paper in This
State now and We can't Eet the seer.-
taries OF the locals to send Us ~.
news How do you think We could get
them TO send the news dailyg"
It Will cost you 100000 to put out
the first issue of newspaper to cover
The state daily" said a. J. schaner
Terre Haute
Il want to say that the day Of the
Establishment OF newspaper on n
small scale is past" said William
Green. Indianapolis. IN twenty wears
have never had any trouble Se,tipr
labor news printed. recall that Mr.
George c. Hinton was called into 4
conference after the demise Of me In
dianapolis Journal and told that 4 sur.
soripion Of s65o.ooo had been raised
Tor starting new daily. Mr Hinton
said 1t would be absolute folly.
The convention disposed OF the ques
ton of ordering the appointment of :.
special committee by the president to
consider the advisability OF establish
ing daily newspaper in the state and
report TO the next convention.
Resolutions were adopted favoring
the eight hour day for women workers
and minimum wage for women. The
convention voted TO have these resoiu.
tions embodied in acts to be presented
to the next legislature.
Hot blood developed when the res
olutions committee recommended non
concurrence in resolution presented
by the machinist district local asking
congress TO revoke the charter Of the
American Legion. The chairman or
the committee said that the resolution
was the result of = night between two
organizations or soldiers This was
denied by speakers. The recommeuda.
tion of the committee was accepted.
LEGION Is UPHELD.
The resolution to revoke the char
ter OF the American legion was defeat