The Connecticut labor news., 1922-06-23
Resolutions Covering Many Subjects
 Introduced to A. r. of |. Convention

ternational unions, and the promotion
 and advancement of such bodies' No. 5I-By Moulders' delegation Requesting immediate pardon for
 Tom Mooney and Warren K. Bill ! ing5.
 No. 52-By James O'Connell, Metal
 Trades Department: To express l sympathy to the people of India for I their just struggle"
 Mo- 53-By Delegates Doherty and Abraham, Boston Central Labor Union: Asking new trial in the
 Sacco and Vanzetti case. i No. 54-By Delegate Luigi Anton
 ini, Ladies' Garment Workers: Ask l ing new trial in the Sacco and Van zetti case.
 No. 55-By Delegate Henry Ohl, 1 jr, Wisconsin State Federation: De- mandine the recall of judges. No. 5o-By Metal Polishers' dele gation: Relating to grievances with the Crescent Tool Co.,, of Jamestown, N. Y.
 No. 57-By Metal Polishers' dele gation: Relating to grievance against the H. P Snyder Co. of Little Falls, N. l., bicycle manufacturers
 No. 58-By Postofice Clerks dele =ation and Railway Mail delegation: For shorter working hours i'll postal service as an offset for night work hardship.
 No. 5o-By Postofice Clerks, Let ter Carriers, Federal Employees and Railway Mail delegations: To direct the Executive Council to cooperate to secure from Congress legislation increasing compensation under the Compensation for Injury Act.
 No. 6o-By Delegate C. F. Foley, Barbers: Demanding that the prin ciplc of disarmament and abolition of military forces be applied to state constabulary and state militia.
 No. 6l--By Delegate Claude, o; Taylor, Musicians: Urging local cense or regulate privatef detective to maintain lists of their operatives, open to the public
 No. 62-By United Textile Work CTS delegation: For one cent assessment on entire membership for the support of the men and women engaged in the textile strike in the state of Connecticut and Rhode Is land.
 No. 63-By Postofice Clerks, Let ter Carriers, Plate Printers, Maryland Federation, Federal Employees and Teachers delegations: To re-affirm in favor of effective civil service and a real merit system.
 No. 64-By Delegate William ]. Doherty, Boston Central Labor Union, and James F. Holland, New York State Federation: To author ize and direct Executive Council to issue federal charters to organiza- lions of newspaper writers, and to make suitable provision for the or ganizing of newspaper writers.
 No. o5-By Delegate Marcella Ma lone, Library employees, New York: Favoring civil service for librarians and for representation through union members on library committees and boards of trustees.
 No. 66-By Railway Mail delega- gation: For an investigation by the postof1ce department into the ques- tion of parcel post rates.
 No. 67-By Postoffice Clerks, Let ter Carriers, Federal Employees and For continued cooperation by EN ecutive Council in securing legislation to correct inadequacies in the present 
 No. 68-By, Delegate James A. Legassie, Central Labor Union, Der lin, N H.: For "amalgamatoin of the various trades unions"
 No. 6o-By Building Service dele gation: To urge Central Labor Unions to assist in formation of local unions of building service workers.
 No. 7o-By John P. Frey, Mould CTS: Expressing confidence in the present Government of Mexico and warning other Latin American na- tions against a tendency of world banking institutions to control the destinies of those nations by reason of the terms of loans made to those nations
 No. 71-By Delegate James A. Lcgassie: Calling attention to the abrupt termination of the federal in vestigation of the ku Klux Klan and declaring that organization to be detrimental to the interests of the working people.
 No. 72-By Delegate James A. Legassie: Favoring "the acceptance of charity when offered by persons who recognize our need' in time of industrial conflict
 No. 73-By Delegate John P. Bleasius, Holyoke; Martin T. Joyce, Electrical Workers; Thomas H. Gar raughty, Massachusetts State Branch George P. Schneider, Paper Makers: Urging exclusive use of Union water marked paper.
 Mo- 74-By Delegates John L. Bar ", N. H. State Federation; and Law