The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1932-11-04

lHu., asked PERMISSION OF the uoOI
Mr.. Patterson said he had a PROPOSE
ton to put before the council to maxi
them some money. The chair appoint
ed committee consisting of Chaplin
Hosea and Cummins to hear hi
proposition. The committee reporte,
later that he proposed to put on ,
dance and sell tickets. Tickets woult
be sold by girls in contest. Tn,
same looked good to the committee
and they were instructed to sign ,
contract with Patterson. The dance
if contracted for, will be held som,
time in December.
A communication was read from
the O. S. F. of L., Thos. j. Donnelly
secretary, in which he states tha
they still have few extra copies o.
the Quarterly Bulletin left over the!
are mailing copies to the council. The
same were received.
A communication was read from
the democratic national campaign
committee of New York The letter
states that Daniel J. Tobin, one o.
labor's foremost leaders, will deliver
an address to the working peopls
over the radio Thursday evening, No
vember 3, from coast to coast. They
also ask that we give this as much
publicity as possible. On motion the
same was received and turned ovel
to the Press.
A communication was read from
the Ohio State Federation Of Labor
and signed by Thos. J. Donnelly, sec
retary, in which he calls attention
to Resolution No. 20, which was
adopted at the last convention, urg
ing the reelection of Chief Justice
Darlington T. Marshall to the su
preme court of Ohio. The Ohio State
Federation urges the working people
of Ohio use their best efforts to re
elect him.
Another communication enclosed
and from VIM. Green, president o.
American Federation of Labor, also
urges Marshall's reelection. Botf
communications as read were receiv
ed and turned over to the Press.
Bakers reported that the Purity
Bakery is still out of the union, anG
asked trades unionists to purchase
bread bearing the label.
Machinists reported organization il
good shape, no work, and White
Star and Auto Park garages employ
ing union machinists.
Milk and ice cream wagon drivers
report that they have slight de
crease in membership; White Cros:
and National dairies still non-union
The agreement of their organization
expired November 1. Also reported
West Side Dairy is about to resume
operations.
Metal polishers report no work ant
Majestic products continue to be non
union.
Molders SO reported organization il
fairly good shape, and that the organ
ization voted to oppose the chartel
amendment.
Painters report Miami Sign Shol
non-union.
Plasteres report that they will have
something to report at the next meet
ing. Not much work.
Plumbers reported for their organ
ization and respectfully request tha
the delegates take out their pencil:
, and write down the names of citizens
who have plumbing done by non
union men. Geo. Beer. Updike, MAR
street; Midwestern Meat Market
Steineker grocery, Mercurios, Shaffel
Implement Co., DR.. w. E. Smith, DR.
Zerfass, DIR. Good, DR.. Malcolm Cool
and DR.. Barden.
Printers report conditions In ian
shape.
Electrical workers report Asdel
Electric Co., Hanover street, arma
ture winders and large motor repail
men, is union concern. Also report
Fred Schultheiss, 1926 Jersey ave.
O. X.
Delegates from the Woman's Unior
Label League report attendance a
their euchre parties very poor. The
matter of continuing the euchres was
left up to the committee.
The non-partisan campaign com
mittee read their report, and the same
was received, and recommendation
to publish same was adopted.
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