The Connecticut labor news., 1922-06-23

nticQ eNtllc " OTkefS, ana re- que sting continued support Of that or ganization in it's strike
 No. 75-By Delegates Matthew Woll, Bcnj janin Schlcssin4er, and James Doherty: Instructing the Ex- discriminatory action by Harvard grounds, and to endeavor to secure removal of the discrimination, if it is found to exist
 No. 76-By Ladies Garment Work CTS delegation: To continue efforts to secure amnesty for political offenders.
 No. 77-By Ladies' Garment Work ers' delegation: To instruct general organizers and city and state bodies to give all possible assistance to the organizing work conducted by the In ternational Ladies' Garmetn Workers Union.
 No. 78-By Ladies' Garment Work ers' delegation: Approving 'the workers educational campaign car ried on now by number of interna- tional unions and central bodies of the American Federation of Labor"
 No. 7o-By Delegate Henry F. Hill fers, Essex Trades Council: Relating to dispute with the Whitehead Hoag Company, manufacturers of badges and novelties.
 No. 8o-By Blacksmiths' delega- tion: Declaring that unless the Tun- nel and Subway Contractors Inter- national Union comply with an agree ment with the Blacksmitfs within 30 days after adjournment here, the charter of the Tunnel and Subway Contractors will be revoked.
 No 81-By Delegates William Green, United Mire Workers; John c. Owens, Cleveland Federation; i; William F. Clarke, Flint Glass Work CTS; John A. Noll, Glass Bottle Blow CTS, and Thomas S. Farrell, Hotel and Restaurant Employees: To re-endorse the Ohio Workmen's Compensation Law and to work for tis adoption in other states.
 No. 82-By Delegates Matthew Woll, R. E. Woodmansee. Thomas F. McMahon, B. F. Brown, E. F. Dunn, Ben I. Davis, Jere L. Sullivan, Harry Deschend, Claude o. Taylor, William Tracy, C. L. Baine, A. Greenstein and E. s. Mahan: To instruct the Executive Council ''to make or cause to be made, a searching and immedi ate investigation of the Federated Pres and its financial and editorial methods and purposes, and to com municate it's findings to all branches and groups of the Labor movement.
 No. 85-By c. W. Perkins, Cigar Makers: To make Lincoln's birthday a legal holiday in the District of Co., lumbia.
 Mo- 84-By Delegates C. L. Baine, yere L. Sullivan. Thomas F. Me Mahon, Sara Conboy and John A. existing in Russia, expressing friend tres because of their misfortune, and Rusia, adopted at Montreal, and again approved at Denver.z
 Mo- 86-By Alliedf Printing Trdes delegates: Setting forth conduct of the United Brethren church in Christ in relation to the printing trades and reque sting delegates to report that condition to their respective organiza tiOnS
 No. 87-By Delegates Frank Will Hams, Andrew Lewis, Joseph E. Hobbs, George Llopts and Simon St. Cyr, Freight Handlers No. I74I3: Re lating to local disputes on the South ern Railroad and asking support
 Mo- 89-B yFreight Handlers dele gates: Proposing a meeting with hte Executive Council to develop a plan colored railway employees may have a general representative
 No. 8o-By Delegate James Hub bard, Freight Handlers No. I64I3: Asking the convention to adjust dispute on the M. K & T.
 No. oo-By Delegate James Hub bard, Freight Handlers No. I64I5: Asking admission for members of this local union to system adjustment boards in order to handle grievances in St. Louis and East St. Louis.
 No. oI-By Delegate Lee A, Hollo- way, Federal Union No. 16834: Ask ing the convention to investigate the board on the Norfolk & W estern.
 No. o2-By Allied Printing Trades delegations: Asking the Executive Council to advise organizations of the status of the Donaldson Autograph ing Company as set forth in the reso- luton.
 No. o3-By Printing Pressmen's with the United States Printing X
 No. o4-By Delegate M. E. Stead man, Alexandria Central Labor Union: To endorse the community service movement
 No. o5-By Delegates Joe Lynal, Peoria Trades and Labor Assembly, and J. w. Ford, Herrin Trades Coun- cil To congratulate Alexander Howat and August Dorchy of Kan SaS.
 No. o6-By Delegates of the Rail road Labor organizations: To re- affirm opposition to the Cummins Esch Law, demand it's repeal, de