The Connecticut labor news., 1922-06-23
"One Big Union" Co., hOrts There With Sev- eral Sly Measures to Force Scheme, but Are Speedily Voted Down.
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 Cincinnati. O., June 23-Resolution to the number of 117 were introduces in the A. F. of L. convention, covering subjects of local, national and interna tional character. The summary follows No. l being at once adopted:
 No. By Delegate James Duncan the Ship Subsidy Bill "as inimical tt the public interests and particularly de structive to the nations hopes and as pirations for sea power"
 No. 2-By Delegate William C Flushing, Central Labor Union, Balboa Canal Zone: Asking Congress to re- store living and working conditions taken from Canal Zone employees by presidential order.
 No. 3-By Delegate James E. Hop kins, California State Federation: Urg- ing Congress to deny admission as i'm migrants and permanent residents to all aliens ineligible to citizenship.
 No. 4-By Journeynen Tailors' dele gatiOn per instructions of their conven- tion: To instruct executive council to use their good offices to bring about an afiliat1on of the two existing organiza- ions in the garment trades"
 No. 5-By Delegate George T. Sim mons, Philadelphia Central Labor Union: That internationals shall com pei their local unions to affiliate with the central bodies of their vicinity
 No. 6-By Journeymen Tailors' dele gation: To re-affiliate with Internation- al Federation of Trades Unions.
 No. 7-By Delegate w. o. Cline, Ala bama State Federation: For accept arce of the Ford offer to lease Muscle Shoals.
 No o D.. Do1.a. IT, I1- T Wyoming State Federation: For a central Labor bank at Washington.
 No. 9-By Delegate Harry w. Fox Wyoming State Federation: Recom- 431ending changes in international consti- 'tutions to permit acceptance of transfer travelling or clearance cards in lieu of an initiation fee, contingent on applicant s ability to perform the work
 No. l0-By Delegate Harry w. Fox, Wyoming State Federation: To adopt A. F. of L. label design as universal label
 No. 11-By Delegate Harry w. Fox, Wyoming State Federation: To grant no charters ''without a positive and clear acceptance of the requirements regard ing affliation of all local unions" subor- dinate thereto; nor without positive definition of jurisdiction claims.
 X, Wyoming State Federation: To compel afiliation with central bodies, depart ments and state federations.
 No. 13-By Delegate Harry w. Fox, Wyoming State Federation: To amend Article II, Section 10, of constitution, 10 compel utilization with central bodies and departments.
 No. 14-By Delegate Harry w. Fox Wyoming State Federation: To amend Article IA, Section 2, in conformity with proposed amendment to Section 10. . No. 15-By Delegate Harry w. Fox Wyoming State Federation: To amend Article IA, Section }, in similar man. ner.
 No. 16-By Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway deIega- tion: Adding IA demands to the con- structive program for 1922, as follows: 1-Advertising of all union made goods
 2-Comp1ete restriction of immigra- tion for 10 years.
 3-Reforestration of wild game and preservation.
 4-Restocking of streams and shores
 5-CompletiOn of good roads and trails.
 6-Full support of farm bureau and agricultural department.
 7-More outdoor life and recreation
 8-lmprovement of evening high schools
 9-Gradual reduction of the army and navy.
 16-Full support of growers and graz ers' organizations.
 11-U. s. production of chemical and other fertilizers.
 12-Standardization of all power machines.
 13-Bui1ding and enlarging U. s. dirigibe airship plants.
 14-State annuals compiled for ap- premiership and vocational guidance.
 No. H-By Delegate George w. Fish CT. Texas State Federation: For com pulsory affiliation with central bodies and state federations and for a compulsory attendance at meetings.
 No. 18-By Delegate Anthony J. Chlopek, Longshoremen For amend ment to "sixty-fve foot motor boat law to protect all power boats in commercial industry.
 Mo- 19-By Delegate Charles w. Red fern Postofice Clerks: To endorse old age pension system.
 No. 20-By Delegate John c. Clay, Chicago Federation: Demanding par dons for Tom Mooney and Warren K. Billings.
 No 21-By Delegate D. C. Smart, Railroad Photographers: To endorse Senate Bill 28 to restore war risk insur- ance to members of the Russian Railway Service Corps who were practically all union members.
 No. 22-By Delegate John c. Clay, Chicago Federation: To establish an A. F. of L. food producing and distri- outing department.
 No Bay Delegate Anthony J. Chlopek, Longshoremen: To instruct railway clerks 'to refrain from taking into their organization, members who rightful1y come under the jurisdiction of the International Longshoremen Associa-