Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-18
OR NE W S
By
F. T.. CORNELIUS, Secretary
Salisbnry-Sbencer Central Labor Union
Label Month";

o"Aa aHu WHINING ouIIou.
All Central Bodies have been re-
quested to make special effort to up
port this campaign.
with the united and wholehearted
cooperation of all Central Labor I'm
ions" states the executive board of
this department, this campaign will
be of great benefit to the entire La
Dor movement of America and will
help to relieve unemployment among
trade unions. This is the ninth cam
paign conducted by this department
under the leadership of John J. Man
ming and much has been accomplish
ed among our membership by Great
ing a desire to be consistent union men
and buy only articles which bear the
Union label which is the symbol that
represents good workmanship and fair
working conditions.
1882 Delegates
The Salisbury-Spencer Central La
Dor Union has officially started its
work for 1882 with its deck all clear
ed for action and an array of dele
gates representing the various crafts
that is credit to our local labor move
ment and of which our body is justly
proud. The delegates hat have been
officially seated at this time are as fol-
lows:
Delegates to Salisbury-Sbencer Central
Labor Union for THE Year 1882:
J. L. Safrit, J. S. Cornelison, C. c..
Summers, E. L. Heilig, ]. L. Shaver,
L. A. Steel, A. L. Monroe, w. F. Sum-
mers, L. B. Shuler, J. w. Clements,
D. G. Parks, w. A. Smith, w. F.
Cauble, David Geekie, A. H. Heilig,
R. u. Goodman, W. C. Picker, T. M.
Link.
M. A. Hunt, Almond Lyerly, w.
O. Aycoth, Ralph Pool, Garlic N.Y.
ricks, w. C. Thompson, Lem Dennis,
R. R. Wilson, Henry Crook, Erwin
Bean, C. R. Penley, L. L. Ennis, N. C.
Watson, Hurley Russell, F. c. Lor-
hacker, l. K. Edwards, E. L. Mowery,
D. C. Fsoter, w. M. Harris, H. w.
Henderson, H. S. Pinkston, Geo. w.
Kerr, Geo. Crews, Roger Davidson,
Russell Felts.
F. T. Cornelius, H. G. Fisher, ]. H.
Kirby, J. C. Lipe, ]. W. Rideoutte,
c. E. Jarvis, V. w. Henderson, L. c.
Lentz, R. H. Bingham, H. w. Peter
son, R. N. Clarke, L. A. Charles, ].
P. Thompson, G. L. Seamon, R. L.
Thompson, R. S. Wood, ]. H. Fisher,
F. L. Brown, |. A. File, Harvey Wat
kins, Marvin Rome, J. E. Shepherd,
L. D.. Sides, R. R. Ray, W. E. Peeler,
V. R. Weant, P. E. Weant, w. T. Nc
Danial, c. E. Miller, E. C. Miller.
H. E. Wheeler, R., H. Garrison, J.
M. Monroe, c. S. Sapp, J. S. Stafford,
R. B. Davis, c. L. Barringer, G. L.
Haithcock, l. F. Milholland, H. H.
Peacock.
D. ]. Butler, ]. w. Lawson, R. E.
Edmunson, E. F. Thompson, C. H.
Bringle, E. L. Kluttz, W. A. Earn
hart, ]. N. Drake, D. C. Carter, J. L.
Boyle, C. A. Fink, M. M. Mask, F. E.
Garrett, M. L. Cauble, L. H. Julian,
A. T. Sweet, S. o. Sewers, l. J. Lentz.
Rideoutte Endorsed
At the last regular meeting of the
Central Labor Union, James w. Ride
Quite was Endorsed to enter the June
primary as a candidate for the House
of Representatives.
Mr.. Rideoutte is a former member
of the General Assembly having serv-
ed as a representative from Rowan
county for two terms in a most able
manner. For many years Mr.. Rideoutte
has been an active and valuable mem
Der Of organized labor and for that
reason his ability is we'll known and it
came as no surprise when he received
the unqualified Endorsement and the
pledge of wholehearted support of the
labor movement of this vicinity as he
again enters the race for the House.
Lock Ont
The lock out of the employees of
the Raleigh Times continues. After
many years of successful cooperation
the workers of this paper report for
work only to find there places filled
by others without warning and the
only opportunity offered to return to
service was for them to sever their
union affiliation. This they refused to
do and the fight is on. Local labor has
a committee appointed to see to it that
all firms using advertising in the Raj
eigh Times paper will do S o with the
full knowledge of existing conditions.
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