The Connecticut labor news., 1922-06-09

Carried.
 President O'Meara recommends that the Press Committee meet witt the representative of the Herald. President O'Meara announced thu following election committee: F Ginty, Danbury; F. R. Everin, Hart ford; Jas. Corrigan, Waterbury; E A. Collins, Stamford; A. w. Branch New Haven.
 President O'Meara instructed the Convention regarding the marking O the ballots in casting their votes to1
 the officers for the ensuing term. President O'Meara informed the Convention that due to an oversight he had neglected to announce the day before that the nominations fol
 a delegate to the American Fedora tion of Labor convention would be
 taken up and that the matter was now
 before the convention.
 Delegate Barret, United Hatters
 Danbury, moved that the State Fed
 eration of Labor send a delegate to
 the American Federation of Labor
 convention in Cincinnati.
 Delegates Ornburn, MordeCai and Bennett opposed the motion. Dele
 gate German favored the motion. Delegate Lang moved the previous
 question.
 1 Motion carried.
 Motion to send a delegate to the l American Federation of Labor de- l feated.
 l Delegate Bennett, Electrical Work
 CTS, Greenwich, requested permission
 of the Convention to withdraw Dele gate Watson's name as a candidate
 for Treasurer. The President an nounced that if there were no objec tions Delegate Watson's name would be withdrawn. Delegate Geis, Meriden, objected to the withdrawal of Delegate Wat sons name.
 Motion that Delegate Watson be
 permitted to withdraw his name car ried
 President O'Meara announced that authorized the Committee on Elec- tion to distribute the ballots. A recess of five minutes was taken for the delegates to mark their bal lots. Convention reconvened, the President instructed the Secretary to read the roll call and instructed the delegates as their names were called to come forward and pass their bal lots.
 President then asked if all had voted who wished On motion the ballots were closed I and the Election Committee retired
 to canvass the vote. Delegate Murphy, chairman of the Committee on Resolutions, then re- ported on the following resolutions: RESOLUTION NO. IS. Second day, afternoon session. Committee reports favorably and
 recommends adoption. Carried RESOLUTION NO. 16 Second day, afternoon session.
 Committee reports favorably and recommends adoption. Carried. RESOLUTION NO. Y.
 Second day, afternoon session. Committee reports favorably and recommends adoption. Carried. RESOLUTION NO. IS. Second day, afternoon session. Committee reports favorably and recommends adoption. Carried. RESOLUTION NO. 1o. Second day, afternoon session. Committee reports favorably and recommends adoption. Carried. RESOLUTION NO. 20.
 Third day, morning session. Committee reports favorably and recommends adoption. Carried.
 RESOLUTION NO. 21.
 Third day, morning session. Committee reports favorably and recommends adoption. Carried. RESOLUTION NO. 22. Third day, morning session. Ma jority of committee recommends the adoption of the Resolution. Delegate Murphy, Chairman of the Committee, submitted a minority re- port After a lengthy discussoin in which Delegate Treat defended the majority report and Delegate Mur- phy the minority report, motion to adopt the majority report was de- | feated 3o to 21. Motion to adopt the minority report carried
 RESOLUTION NO. 25. Third day, morning session. Com
 mittee reports favorably and recom-
 mends adoption. Carried. RESOLUTION NO. 26 Third day, morning session. Com
 mittee reports favorably and recom-
 mends adoption. Carried. l RESOLUTION NO. 27.
 Third day, morning session. Com
 nittee reports favorably and recom-
 mcnds adoption. Carried.
 RESOLUTION NO. 30. Third day, morning session. Com ! mittee reports favorably and recom-
 mends adoption. Carried. Delegate Murphy, New Haven, ad-
 dressed the Convention and appealed
 to the delegates of Stamford in be-
 half of the cigar makers in their city
 to request the union label on all l cigars.
 Chairman Ginty of the Election | Committee announced the result of the vote cast for the officers as fol- lows:
 Delegate German, Danbury, Vice | President, 58 votes.