The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-01
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 Extracts from telegrams and letters received congratulating the A. F. of L. for it's work in the recent political campaign: ..<.. -..
 November 9, from Henrik Ship stead: Please accept for yourself and extend to your organization for me Minnesota's thanks for valuable assistance in the campaign"
 November 9, from Victor s. Pur- dy, secretary, Oklahoma State Fed eration of Labor: Walton Farmer Labor governor elected by 6o,ooo. Open shop showed under
 November 9, from Frank Duffy, secretary, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America "We beat Beveridge and he knows it. It Is public talk here that the labor vote killed him. .......
 November B, from Earl R. Hoage, president .and John E. Gross, secre- tary, Colorado State Federation of of the A. F. of L. for the splendid the political campaign" ... ferss, secretary, New Jersey State
  Gil tenders the thanks and apprecia- ton of organized labor in Newark and Essex Counties for the splendid ad- dress of President Gompers Novem- Der A. ..> ~-
 November E, from c. A. Kerr; president, North Carolina Carpenters Council: "We are we'll satisfied that the circular entitled the 'Bugle Call' did great deal of good in this town alone. I}We surely do appreciate your advice! Every man elected in this district from senator down was fav- orable to, labor"
 November I6, from J.. M O'Han- lon, chairman, New York Moderation of Labor, legislative committee: Every account we receive from the districts of this state. and, from other states were that x the non-partisan campaign of the A. F. of l.. in CO., operation with state .federations has been successful even beyond expec- tations; that the home of non-parti- san education of wage-earning voters is bearing excellent fruit for all the people" s..ys...
 November. IA, from Alfred E. Smith, governor-elect of New York: "I am more thankful than I can say to you for your kind telegram of congratulations"
 November, TO, from Emmett T. Flood, general organizer, A. F. of L.: Accept my sincere congratula- tions on your successful efforts in the defeat of Harding and his administra- tion and his strike-breaking agencies, Daugherty"
 November I6, from E. A. Bates,
  Federation of Labor: T desire to congratulate you on the success of the conference you called in New York and which led to such tre- mendous results
 November 2I, from John C. Lewis, president, Iowa State Federation of Labor: "The wage earners stood as never before for the election of their friends and for the defeat of their enemies. We are looking forward to closer afiliation between the wage carners and the farmers of our state November 15. from R. S. Brennan attorney for the Butcher Workmen No doubt you were elated over the outcome of the Nov. 7 election in the state of Kansas. If the republicans had won in Kansas the Kansas City j Star and other leading publication: which turned their columns over to the republican state committee durine the campaign would now be conduct ing Governor Allen toward the White 1 House"
 November ?, from H. L. Franklin secretary-treasurer, w. Va. State Federation of Labor: What we wer. ! up against, and the complete victory 1 for every candidate endorsed, and the defeat of all who were opposed by tho A. F. of l.. on Nov 7th this year wa: the big convincing fact that the A F. of l.. political policies were not { failure, and that the time was no