The Connecticut labor news., 1922-06-09
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The Headquarters of the Executive Council will be established in the Hotel Davenport, Stamford, Conn.,, complaints or grievances to present to the Executive Council prior to the Convention may do SO on Sunday afternoon, June 4th, at which time the Council will meet. The Secre- tary will also arrange any reserva- lions in any of the hotels in the city for the convenience of the delegates.
 The 37th Annual Convention, in all probability, will be the most import ant ever held in the annals of the State Federation of Labor. Many matters of supreme importance to the Labor movement will come before the Convention for consideration and action, and 1t is therefore necessary for your organization to be repre- scented to advise and counsel with the Leaders of Labor from every local ity ir the State Remember this fall the voter will be asked to support certain candidates for office because of their fine qualities, but as Trade Unoinist these candidates can have only one redeeming feature-that of fairness to the wage earner. There
  CT at the 37th Annual Convention, through the chosen representatives of each Local Union, to formulate a plan of campaign. We also have the non-union shop advocates to contend with. 1 am sure you are interested in defeating their objects. If so, show it by being represented at the Convention.
 Enclosed you will find credentials The original credential to be retain ed by the delegates elected and pre- scented to the Secretary of the Con- vention The duplicate credential to be mailed to the undersigned.
 Your attention is hereby directed to the following sections of the Con- stitution of the Connecticut Fedora ton of Labor Kindly read care fully:
 ARTICLE III.
 Section 8. Each delegate shall be provided with credentials with his or her name written thereon, and each male delegate to be seated in the Convention must have at least five Union Labels on his wearing ap parel, and same to be recorded on the original credential, bearing the seal and attested by the President and Secretary of the Union repre- scented.
 ARTICLE ".
 Section I. The basis of represent tation in the Convention shall be as follows: Each Union having one hun dred members or less shall be en- titled to me delegate and one addi- tional q legate for each additional one hundred members or majority frac- ton thereof. Each Central Body, Union Label Section, Local Metal Trades Council, and Local Building Trades Council shall be entitled to one delegate, and no delegate repre- senting either of the above named or ganizations shall be entitled to a seat in any Convention of the Connecticut Federation of Labor unless his or her Local Union is affiliated with the Con- i necticut Federation of Labor.
 Section 2 The number of dele 1 gates to which Union shall be en- titled must be determined by it's l membership on the last day of April l preceding the Convention of the Con- l necticut Federation of Labor and on whom all taxes have been paid to the | Secretary of the Connecticut Fedora ton of Labor, and no Union or Gen. tral Body shall be entitled to repre- sentation in the Convention unless they have paid at least three months | per capita tax in the Connecticut Fed | eration of Labor.
 PATRICK F. O'MEARA,
 President. Mail duplicate credentials to: l. M ! Ornburn, Secretary Connecticut Fed |