The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-04-21
SHOP CRAFTS AT
CAL|ENTE FORM
POLITICAL CLUB

CALIENTE, New, A pril 1S.-The I
aecond meeting of the Shop Crafts OF /
Caliepta was held last monday eve
ming in the Homemakers Club, !
The meeting was well attended with
"a success that exceeded our eNpecta
items We had four able aud repre-
sentative citizens OF Lrs Vegas who
addressed the meeting. They We're
Harley II. Harmon, District Attorney
of Clark county, Ray w. Gorton,
representing the boiler makers,
4 4. =. Trebell, editor of the Las Vegas
\ Review and c. NJ, McGovern OF the
/ Order OF Railway Conductors
very able address by Harley Il. Har
Mon held the attention of the meet
ing for nearly two hours and in the
coursse of his remarks he showed
clearly much of what has been ac-
complished by organized labor in
this country in the last 80 years. He
also showed how organized capital is
using nearly every means at its
command to prejudice the minds of
the American people SO as to enable
them to take away from the working
itltlIl anu Nblttttl all ltldl lt HTS az
eomplished in the increase of wages
and working conditions for the last
20 years He also showed how the
newspapers of this country are con
trolled by organized capital to try
and defeat every effort of the work
inc men and women of this country
to better their conditions. After
Mr. Harmons address permanent
chairman was appointed as was also
q secretary and y chairmen to or
ganize a non partisan political club
which is pledged to in no way inter
fere in local politics, Their activities
will be confined strictly to state ant
national politics and in the selection
. Of men whose present and past rec
ord shows clearly where they stant
IN dtheir attitude towards the work
: ing man and women of this conn
= try. or the stand they will take leg
islating for the masses of men ant
women who toll. This will be tn
!. sole object of this club and politica
' clubs of this kind are organized al
over the state of Nevada.
The names Of the officers of til
club are as follows +. Denton
u Clerks union; w. Fieldson, secre
$ tary. Maehinists union. Trustees
II. Funison, Car Inspectors union
e 7. DAWN, Boilermakers' union; a
9 Milsap, Engineers union; J Brir
= gard, Firemens' union; F. Williams
u Machinists union G. Barrlngei
+ Machinist Helpers union; II.
IS Andreas. Telegrapners' union; "
rs ni,,, 80 n Rn11ni
we'll Boilermakers' Helpers union
- C. NJ McGovern, Conductors union
p. See. Stationery Firemen's union
o. Foster Murphy, Trainmen's union.
e. Al our next meeting deHnit
u plan of action viii be outlined !
IS our trustees, with regard to Il
es course to pursue at the primaries.
ne The dance given by the NJ. and
es a. c. Of Caliente was largely after
1t ed. The hall was beautifully d.
nd Grated in pink and white with tenn
re racks making q border along u
wells. The electric lights shol
es dimly Through the pale pink cove
is ing making them yerv appropria
is for the moonlight waltz. The fun
ke will 90 to the purchasing Of te
Oh mic court. volley balls, bask
en- balls, etc. Everyone enjoyed a sple
did time as the music was very 20
re- with saYaphone accompanimei
something unusual here. Mr. De
ton was unusually good at the drul
Tas rs was Mrs Burt at the piano.
ip- other enjoyable feature of the dar
ses was the entertainment given by
he tie Reta Wilkes, a talented
es- dancer
lie District ATTORNEY Harley Harm
ing of Las Vegas was in Caliente Nj
day and attended the dance He v