The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1921-06-21
DIGEST OF THE
RESOLUTIONS
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islation.
No. 69-In favor of modification
of the Volstead law.
No. Toto 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. II - By Delegates of the
Painters, Machinists, Teachers and
others. To endorse and recommend
sale of North Dakota State Bonds.
No. 72-For the same rights and
privileges to all wage earners ire
spective of color"
No. 73-By Tobacco Shippers. To
amend constitution so that nothing
therein shall be construed as rec
ognition of any kind 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 char
ter from the A. f. of l.. for lack
of the consent of that union"
No. ITO assist cOlored freight
handlers in the south in presenta-
ton of grievances.
No. 75-For increased A. F. of L.
assistance to American Federation
of Teachers in combating "un-
American influences and maintain
ing the schools as the basis of dem
ocratic institutions"
No. 76-To instruct Oil Field
Gas Well and Refinery Workers to
notify their local officers to release
all members of boilermakers, iron
shipbuilders and helpers.
No. 77--Calling attention to strike
at the N. X. Fairbanks plant in
Chicago.
No. 78-Instructing Executive
Council to cooperate in securing
Legislation granting equipment al
lowance to rural carriers.
No. 79-Recommending to inter.
nationals that they forego autonom,
to the extent that power to decide
economic policies and programs shall
rest in the Executive Council ant
that industry shall be the basis o
organizations where many classi
fications of labor are necessaril.
employed"
No. SO-For modification of tn
Volstead law.
No. S1-To increase local affilia
ton to state declarations.
No. 82-For endorsement of Sen
ate Bill 745 and House Bill 1851 t
restore to Longshore workers pro
lection of state accident compensa
ton laws.
No. 83-Asking convention to us
influence to have the words whit
helpers" stricken from constitutio
of Brotherhood of Boilermaker.
Iron Ship Builders and Helpers.
No. 84-To assist Missouri Fed
Grafton in preventing repeal by ref
erendum of workmen's conlpensa
ton law.
No. S5-To donate $500 to assis
in securing further exposures O
corruption in the Mooney case, t
the end that Mooney and Billing
may secure freedom.
No. 86-By Longshoremen's Dele
cation. To assist in securing re
peal of "65-foot motor boat laws.
No. 87-That A. F. Of l.. ere
affirms its conviction" that EEK
elusive fund insurance and the elm
ination of private profit in work
mems accident compensation is ad
vantageous to wage .earners" AM
urges support of Jones-Fitzgeral'
Bill.
No. $50 endorse World Wa
Veterans.
No. S9-By Longshoremen's Dele
cation. To create Marine Trans
port Department of A. F. of L.
No. 90-For an organizer to as
sist in unorganized boiler shops il
the southeast.
No. 91-By w. M. Short, Wash
ington State Federation, and Ar
thur G. Heller, Seattle Bldg. Trade
Council. To grant authority to cen
trail bodies and state federation
"to create building trades commit
tees and department for the prope
protection of such building trade
crafts with the reservation tina
where sufficient buildings trade
crafts are employed to warran
creation and maintenance of a sep
arate building trades department
such department will be organize
and affiliated with Building Trade
Department of A. F. of L.
No. 92-By w. M. Short. Fo
A. F. of L. assistance in launchin!
campaign for a complete organiza
ton of the Northwest lumber in
dustry.
No. SO - Expressing sympath.
with the work of lung sanitariun
of Denver.
No. 94-By Journeymen Tailor'
delegation. To appoint membe
of the Journeymen's Tailors Uniol
as organizer to devote his time il
behalf of that organization.
No. 95-For exemption from pro
visions of Sherman Antitrust law
No. 96-Urging U. S. Govern
ment to continue issuance of Treas
ury savings securities.
No. 97-Asking United States t.
initiate General disarmament con
ference.
No. 9S-To promote use of unior
water marked paper.
No. 99-By VIM. Carter, Freight
Handlers and Station Employees
for a six-hour day.
No. 1O0-By VIM Carter, approx
ing reduction of high salaries OF
railroad executives.
No. 10l-Urging purchase of only
American Manufactured products
until American workers are prop
erly provided for.
No. 102 Endorsing Sheppard
Towner Maternity Bill.
No. 103-Requiring fraternal dele
gates to report to Executive Coun'
oil within 20 DAVIS after return