The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-10
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LEAGUE OFFICES
IN MAYOR RACE
Active Fight viii Be Made
by Workers Against
GIoSSbrenner.

Sixteen thousand men and Wom-
en- members Of indianapolis trade
unions today began vigorous cam
paign TO defeat Alfred NJ. Gloss
brenner, Republican candidate for
mayor.
Day and night meetings are
scheduled by the trade unionists.
who have opened headquarters in
the English under the name of the
Workers Nonpartisan Political Ac-
ton League.
Rallies have been arranged by
the speakers bureau and three
meetings were held Wednesday
night with the Molders, Metal Polish
ers and Bookbinders. The latter
union appropriated 5000 for the
campaign fund. Adolph Fritz, Sec
rotary of the Indiana State Fed
Grafton OF Labor.
Sullivan Is Endorsed
Reginald Sullivan, Democratic
candidate for mayor, has been in
dorsed by the organization.
Although mud singing will not be
countenanced. officers of the league
said, they will point out that the
Republican candidate is not in SYM
pathy with child labor legislation;
that he has conducted a nonunion
printing establishment for many
years and that he is a former pres
ident Of the "closed-to-union shop
division" of the United Typothetae
of America.
Statements made by Glossbrenner
in the house organ of the Levey
Printing Company, the Shield, show
ing his opinion on public matters
will be used in the campaign.
Wilson Heads League
Oficers of the league are: William
Wilson, president; William H. Work
off. vice-president; E. Curtis White,
secretary. and Guy s. Mccoy, treas
urer. Charles Lutz is head OF the
executive committee.
Labor organizations backing the
nonpartisan league, as announced by
the officers are:
Central Labor Union Asbestos Workers
No. 10. Bakery and Confectionery Work
ers' No. IS. BARRIERS Uion No. 247, Black
smiths' Union No. 145. Bill Posters Union
No. 7. Boiler Makers Union No. 81. Book
binders Union No. So. Structural Iron
Workers No. %. Cereal Beverage Workers
No. $50. Carpenters Union No. IS. Cigar
Makers Union No. 80. Marion County
Building Trades Council. Electrical Work
ers No. 48I Electrical Workers No. 1874.
Elevator Workers No. 7s4. Elevator Con-
structors No. 81. United Garment Work
ers No. 127. United Garment Workers No.
1Is. Glass Bottle Blowers No. 1873. Wood
Wire-Metal Lathers No. 80. Lithographers'
Union No. %. Machinists Union No. 70.
Machinists' Union No. 16l. Machinists
Union No. Sill. Mailers' Union No. 10. Metal
Polishers' Union No. III. Sheet Metal
Workers No. Al Sheet icetal Workers No.
40. holders State Conference Board.
holders Union No. II. holders Union No.
SIS. Musicians Union No. 3. District Coun-
Gil Of Painters. Painters Union No. AZ.
P-aperhangers No. 912. Sign Painters Union
No. 1912. Pattern Makers Association. Pho
to EngraverS No. IL. Plasters' Union No.
46. Plumbers Union No. 70 Steam Fit
ters' Union No. $40. Indianapolis Printing
Freshmen No. II. Web Pressmen's Union
No. 81. Printing Pressmen No. 80. Rail-
way Carmen No. CAT. Stereotypers No. 38.
state Employees No. 80. Moving Picture
Machine Operators No. 1874. Stone Cutters
Union. Stove Mounters' Union No. 43.
Transfers Union No. $40. typographical
Union No. l Electrotypers' Union No. 30.
Boilers Makers Union No. 10. Bricklayers'
Union No. 5. Carpenters Union No. so.
Carpenters Union No. 1I14. Cement Fin