The Connecticut labor news., 1922-06-09

Union making maintain their conditions against the
 There is organization that 1 know of that has done more by financial and moral assistance to help other trades than the members of the aforesaid organ ization.
 Those of the movement that have established them selves Tn conditions seem to forget that the'r fellow theirs, and 1t IS sorry spectacle to see what little attention paid to the claims of the Cgarmakers Union by other members of the movement
 This organization, especially in Connecticut, where they have fought the unscrupulous employer of children other this industry maintaining good conditions but this date large numbers of this trade are out of employment & due & to sending into this this appeal to the user for their cheapness and hope that renewed effort will now be made to patronlze the Blue Label ot the Cgarmakers international Un1on-
 UNITED MATTERS OF NORTH AMERICA fought the cheap labor of other localities and have been subjected to the stand of employers of being cited do and these has cost this organization of money Still with all of these prosecutions this but well, and I know that their ability to do these things still to continue but with the support that morally bound to to each other their fight will be made easier
 POLITICAL ACTIVITIES
 Beginning with the month of August this year, the naries caucuses and conventions of the political organizations will take place.
 If there time that Organized Labor and friends should become interested politically it is The promises made by those elected to office of years have been repudiaed beforc and in all and with nothing other than honest motives at
  tion this one question: How the average person in this country expect receive square deal when example the important committee created at this time III the Congress IS what Is known the Ways and Means Committed and said Committee and have had bill before that If enacted will st1he all of honorable adjustments from National stand point which isRknown the Tariff Bill, and out of membership of H of political faith there Il millionares and multi-mllionares?"
 This statement might be considered having attempting have partisan effect but this farthest from my thought but If such matters these not called your attention from time to time 1 would be neglecting my duty you We elect to the Congress and the State legislative halls this that will be free from bias, that will give proper hearing, and who will be fair in their final decisions.
 Organized Labor, and especially the Connecticut Federation of Labor denies the that being made hurt the effect that if person selected make the for political office does pledge to do everything if elected that Organized Labor wants, that he Is branded enemy ot the Organized wage This Is not cannot expect to have that day when be entirely exclusive wants, for 1 again that all want from those in official political capacity honest and fair hear ing and decision So when this convention closes seri ously advise you all interest yourself your munties in the political life of it, for there indictment charged to all who have been honored with political franchise that do exercise 1t they should.
 Remember that in the year 1921 there many elections held in the cities of Connecticut and there many defeated for office that at times showed they fair men, and who felt that they trenched in office for life, but when the voter and only results happened at that time.