The Connecticut labor news., 1924-09-06

| Committee on OhCerS Reports.
 Motion made and seconded that the report of the committee on the Pres ident's report be accepted with the ex- ception of that part referring to the recommendation against political action and that that section be referred to the Committee jon Resolutions to be in c1uded with the report on the rcsolu- tion before it dealing with the same subject. Motion carried l Committees report on the report of the Secretary:
 The committee reports favorab1y on 1 the report of the Labor Bank Com l1nittee, the Executive Council and the SecretaryTreasurer's report excepting that the committee is absolutely op posed to the acceptance of the resig nation of Secretary Ira M Ornburn and urge that he continue in his office as secretary of the Connecticut Fed eration of Labor. Robert T. Hartnett, w. Schoonmaker, Joseph E. Baker, George L. Le-
 turmy and Thomas Russell, the committee.
 Motion made and seconded that hte report on the Secretarys' report be accepted as read. Motion carried.
 Under the rules that nominations of officers must be made on the after noon session of the second day, Pres ident O'Meara declared a short recess before proceeding with the nominations that the delegates might rest awhile.
 On the convention reconvenlng Vice President E. M Scott assumed the chair and declared nominations for president to be in order. President OMeara from the floor warned the delegates that i'll nominations of vice presidents there were no frsts, sec onds or otherwise and that all stood equal and therefore no designations should be made.
 Representative John A. Dunn, Mold CTS, New Haven, was recognized and in a brief address in which he stated he had known the present president for 5 years and found him always active honest and fair i'll his efforts for Or ganized Labor generally and that never in the history of the Federation had the office been more capably adninis tered. placed in nomination President Patrick F. O'Meara of New Haven. The nomination was seconded by Mary Reynolds, Tobacco Str.ppers, New Haven, and there being no further nomination. a motion was sustained that nominations be closed.
 Nominations for Secretary -Treasur- CT called for
 Vice President Cooney. Hartford. placed in nomination Ira M Ornhurn of New Haven.
 Delegate Mcdonald. Bridgeport, | nominated John J. Egan, Bridgeport
 Vote that nominations be closed.
 Nominations for Vice Presidents | called for.
 Delegate Riley. Danbury. placed in nomination Daniel A. Gorman Dan bury.
 Deelgate Bennett, Greenwich. placed in nomination Vice President Edward | M. Scott of Stamford.
 Delegate Everin. Hartford. placed in nomination Otto J. Shutz of Hartford
 Delegate O'Neill, Bridgeport, nom mated Karl Lang, Bridgeport Mir Lang declined.
 Delegate Lang, Bridgeport placed in nomination Miner 5. Treat, Bridgeport |
 Delegate Donovan, Hartford, placed | in nomination Vice President Frank A. Cooney. MT. Cooney declined a 
 Delegate Lappcrt, eridcn, nomin- ated Rensallear Bead1e of Meriden.
 Delegate Russell. Hartford nomin- ated Chares J. Moore, Torrington.
 Delegate Fensore. Hartford, Romin- ated Joseph F. Baker. Waterbury,.
 Delegate Shanlcv, New Haven. nom mated Vice President George Chand- Ter of Greenwich, MT. Chandler de clined.
 On motion of Delegate Lang nom nations were COlsed.
 Nominations for convention city in 1925 called for.
 Delegate Marx. Bridgeport, recom- nended Bridgeport for the convention
 Delegate Moore, Torrington, placed