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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. FEBRUARY 7. 1936. U. M. W. OF A. CONVENTION CARBON WOMEN Bartenders Union ENDORSES PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT! ARE ORGANIZED! 2nd Annual Ball I Abraham Lincoln Labored, Laughed, Loved and Lost (Continued from page 1) able to get them into craft organi- "Everybody will have a good Editor Utah Labor News: We ladies of the Kenilworth zations. time," said lorn Gilligan, secretary the Bartenders Union No. 721, auxiliary are all glad that we are He said the n controll- Wednesday, February 12, is the stepmother said of him, Abe neved ouncil had acted in blind, un- - when be was telling the Utah organized, for the following rea of the beloved Abraham er game me a cross word nor look, birthday sons: For secursociableness, for rage when it demanded bor News about the second annual Lincoln. and never refused to do anything the dissolution of the Committee ball which will be given by the ity of our husbands jobs, for the of I asked of him. Abe was the best the Lincoln, hardy product lawe are to union organized for Industrial Organization, doing Friday night, February 14, good 0f Hardin in whose I ever saw or ever expect to Kentucky, county, boy at the Culinary Alliance ball room, bor, and for the fact that we are which Lewis is chairman. blood of Virginia see. the owed. Xcn? demand a for 168 union made South West Temple street He shouted that all the mem- creating and lvd Pa of his A deputy county surveyor he United Mine Workers. The music for the annual event products. In the short time that Quakc bers of the council will be wearing In nCr C0Unty did Borne surveying for the neighVitriolic Oratory we been have day.a be will Hthful ished furi many asbestos suits in hell before the organized, by Ed Stokers on the Sangamon bors. When farmers in Indiana afd A frequent user of vitriolic ora1 committee is dissolved. stores have added union made merorchestra. This means 100 per n Bin9ISf ran gamut of worked together at logging he was tory, Lewis made one of the bitter The miners cheered. The conven- - cent. union music. And of course, chandise to their stock. By buying flver considered a "powerful hand, who est speeches of his career in ob tion authorized the executive board dancing is always enjoyed to the union made products we help many human experience. As a boy he was an industrious would stand for no bullying. He taining the conventions endorse- to withhold payment of $4,000 a sweet strains of music provided by industries. 8 well known that he was always fair and square. ment of his plans. Besides our organization, Wattis 8tu.!en,t' month per capita tax to the A. F. organized labor, miles to borrow books The year the family moved to many He accused the A. F. of L. execu- of L, if such a Judging1 from the advance sale and Spring Canyon are both organ- waJked step were deemed but so not Illinois he was 21. However, he it is ized. Each tive council of being a dog in the warranted. Refusal ;eturn anf, entertains the tickets, Gilligan 'said, we auxiliary to pay the per pencil and stayed with his people until 15 He said it refused to manger. tax would be tantamount to Pect next Fridays dance to far other and those in attendance have PaPer be that lacking figured on boards with acres were cleared and fenced and exceed the first annual ball a year a very enjoyable time. These so- give industrial unions to millions of withdrawing. cbarcoal one day on the back a log house built. and cials spread the spirit of sisterly unorganized workers and was un- Sidney Hillman, president of the a wooden shovel. When there He worked on a flat boat and is love. and A. affair that this big expected years is brotherly Amalgamated Clothing Workers, he would whittle served as captain In the Black foom ?ore being planned for Valentines w8.?0 told the meeting the powers of I event will be the most successful off th fl.re9 and 8tat attain. He Hawk war. He took to Clerks Of g enin Kenilworth. here We on in of the 721. local No. de-day 1 reaction will suffer a greater history worker a the about New in a with enSalem, Illinois, our J''88 then w,Jlnff tertain husbands, they feat in November than three years So, make up your mind to attend bouse and farm so that even his partner who began drinking, which us do tertain and entertain and the fun. they enjoy ago. took the profits. Lincoln labored and feed us! Ill say they do!. Loyal to Lewis PRICE. for years to pay the store debts. TOOELE COUNTY TEACHERS Organization of Carwho has a attends Everyone good Lewis then called for all those time. President William Green of the bon countys first local union of he did in 1849, and was apThis UNION ELECTS OFFICERS the Retail Clerks International American Federation of Labor, al- - who wished union officers to con-s- o Our meetings are held every pointed postmaster of the village, a member of the U. M. W. of A., tinue their fight for organization other TOOELE Election of officers of which position he held for three Protective Association has been Monday night. We have addressed the convention Monday. I of mass production industries by made and was it announced by of a quilt and the Tooele County Federation of years. completed, disposed He then went Into politics and e David Day, active union label The delegates replied to Greens industry rather than by craft, are now making cushions. There Teachers, an affiliate of the e made good use of what he had booster and a member of the plea for peace in the A. F. of L. I Nearly every delegate in the hall more women here who are erican Federation of Labor, United Mine Workers local union family with a pledge to support arose with more cheers and ap for membership whom we cd in Julian C. Wood being named learned of law during his spare their president, John L. Lewis, in plause. moments. be glad to have join us. So president for the ensuing year, at Columbia, who did the organ- the should President Green, you have re come scrap between craft and indus-- 1 And so we review his early Foster J. Barms was elected we shall welcome you. ization work. . on, ceived the answer of the United MRS. DIANTHA unionists. trial vice labors. the of union and of new president the union MORGAN, pres3 Membership Your president, John L. Lewis, Mine Workers to your remarks," Miss Julia Kurtz, secretary-trea- s Lincoln Leughed includes only clerks in retail escorrespondent, Kenilworth. Lewis said. no said presl-on- e he took It orders isnt from for that the He has been called a man of urer. A. A. Sutherland was named tablishments of Price, particularly or no place but a convention dent of the United Mine Workers to the board of trustees from the sorrows, because he took to heart those in department and grocery the United Mine Workers, to amplify with more words so Tooele high and stores. Mr. Day announced that a of junior high the sufferings of both sides in the the convention. The I deep seated convictions as have All the officers are from Civil war. He was a man of sorschls. similar clerks local union will be Green toldcheered. DISSOLUTION been expressed, delegates Tooele. rows but he knew the chartered at Helper. You came as the ambassador of He said that because he is your situation-savin- g qualities of a It is planned later to add to the president, Green continued. Well, another organization. (Continued from page 1) I hope you he knew Typo Auxiliary Moreover, laugh. of the serunion hearty the membership friends, you approve of that, I have been treated with all due now and to meekly fold up ay the No. 16 to Typograph-deman- d how to make two laughs burst Auxiliary vice station attendants and all oth- ny added of a note of appeal. any one In addition, ioal Unio No 115 wiii courtesy, but I hope you carry back its forth where nary a grin grew er retail business employes who le Now, with . to your organization the answer of the eight unions by themselves whom take from I shall j before. He put a lot into life and the at come within the requirements monthly of Instructions? Green asked. the United Mine Workers. borne M. of Mrs. 1411 Van strenLth J. i Vf Dorn, the union regulations. got a lot of fun out of life. A V Back to the Mines John L. Lewis! the delegates Loved Officers, all elected temporarily shouted. ofii-- 1 10, at 2avenuem. Monday, February He was Lincoln Back to the mines, Bill, came and a man of strong emop. and to serve over a period of two After the American Federation a shout from the gallery while pathizers, can muster much morei membe rs are ured to tions and love meant much to him. LA11 months, were named as follows: of Labor convention gave me an I Lewis and Green were than the third to retain necessary being pho When his own mother died in his Albert Oppacher, president; Miss order, I would be as false to them tographed by the in the A. F. of L. , press, vice youth in Indiana it nearly broke presi- as he would be to you if I did not Angelina Baldini, first The Committee for Industrial Green told the miners that fam his heart as his father made a rude dent; Darrold Watkins, second vice carry it out, Green said. beCOMMENT ON ily quarrels were interfering serf Organization has from the very box and put her in it. She was president; William Cassidy, recordof existence made with clear its A. F. the L. efforts ginning of ously Call for Vote buried under a AMERICAN sycaNEWS spreading ing secretary; Miss Emily Piute, to organize the unorganized. that its only object is to strengthmore. The following year Abe At the finish of Greens speech, corresponding financial secretary en the power of the A. F. of L. I from believe there is (Continued the Page 1) was able to Lewis arose He stood for several Am a and treasurer. preachget traveling lion dollars were collected in pro Federation of for through encouraging to come a hundred miles for a Committees, also named tempor- m'Iutje8 wbile the delegates roared, botb industrial and craft union P tion workers to organize on an in- - cessing taxes during the life of the er funeral service. In later years he and Miss follows: as are listed applauded. AAA. The of bulk he union arily. dustrial this money said. basis, the only way ides, All on all call me or hope to be, ' Let said, Gus delegates Saridakis, Angelina Baldini, It ha3 always been my j. they could be organized, the corn- - came out of the salaries of the I owe to that I am,mother. my angel and L. A. Tucker, financial; Ralph who have changed their minds on to fight within the council earners holds. and for the mittee countrys wage they Lincoln Lost Clement. Cafarreli and this issue, to rise, he said. World, broadest application of the Feder-Thre- e vs. Oil Workers paid it by a tax on lifes necessi-Whil- e Charges I He dearly loved Ann Rutledge, their took of the delegates Joe Theodore Zupon, housing; C. I. was on action O. ties, the atjons organization policies to the d "a girl of 17. Every Gaillard, Miss Anna Bonello, Clemass production industries. Secretary of Agriculture Wal-th- e taken, John P. Frey, president of who man in Utah who has a real those Now let young delegates ment Cafarelli and Miss Katherlace minced no words his in Green Metal dele toU Trades th ates it was voicing Department, pawant the committee for industrial1-- ine Jones, Mine raded a number of craft union of- - belief that the manufacturers have sweetheart can imagine something opinion the United Lew dissolved rise, Workers were near the point where ficers before the executive council no right or claim to this money, of the keen anguish Lincoln experRegular meetings of the Price organization ienced when she died of brain local will be held every Thursday is said. they will step out of the Federa in an attempt to prove that the Oil regardless of what the court says. None got up. few months after they betion. Some applause greeted that Field, Gas Well and Refinery He declared that the return of evening. came engaged. this is remark. Workers of America was invading $200,000,000 taking money That Lincoln loved the people, one from and That me the to fills the of with it re sincere group handing jurisdiction engineers, BEST WISHES TO LABOR and those he considered The especially another. Green was electrical collected workers money said, regardless of boilermakers, gret, marked him as from the producers and consumers, how it would affect me personally, and operating engineers. ; it would be the greatest mistake This charge has already bfeen or passed back to farmers by the the great humanitarian of his age who, when in the highest office that could be made. met by the president of the Cil processors. It now goes, by UNION MINED UTAHS SUPER FUEL Governor George H. Earle of with the statement that preme court order, to enrich solely was accessible to the humblest. Lincoln knew what it was to lose in Carload Not Pennsylvania addressed the con- the oil workers, like others in sim- - the processors The money rightfully belongs to his mother, his sweetheart, and his vention Monday. He said that un- ilar industries, cannot be unionized CITY COAL COMPANY constitutional or not, the princi on a craft basis. Harvey C. Frem-- 1 the consumers and while it might business. And yet he took his 123 South Main Phone 123 must and ming, in writing to President be impossible to return it directly, losses manfully. He did not let pie NRA established these losses discourage nor embitwill be followed by America in the Green on the subject, pointed out it should be applied solely for LOGAN, UTAH Friend of Labor S. B. BENSON, Mgr. ter him. They simply intensified lief to come. not and clear as even not did he take the if purposes given days L his tenderness and made him more to line velvet the oil workers Senator Speaks claimed by other pockets of rich compassionate, more determined to Senator Neely of West Virginia unions, they would not join craft milling corporations, win success with honesty and hard addressed the miners Wednesday. organizations anyway, but would work. Lincoln foresaw the possible Pension . Ordered We said He . . remain can since that to the Wishes Study Best Organized inaugurae Greetings To dangers he was facing. When leavtion of President Roosevelt the kick these loyal members out of pensions for needy Labor in moved ing friends in Springfield to take but wrote mine had workers persons derly Virginia increased union, their Fremming, LABOR we cannot kick them into a craft along step forward when both up the duties of president, he said, membership by 250,000. And it is this man, he shout- union against their will. (houses of the legislature approved I go to assume a task more diffithe Muse resolution providing for cult than that which has devolved ed, that men of the type of Al a prompt investigation of the cost upon any other man since the days Smith and other leaders of the BRICKBAT INSTEAD of HAND OF HELPING pensions. . . . The investigating of Washington. Liberty League are attacking so Jesus Christ said, "Greater love committee, which must report POOL nALL viciously. The president has done no man than this to lay hath fol-30 L. LEWISTON within 1 consists Lewis of commented the John as more for labor during his three days, lows coun- - state tax commission, two sena-cil- s down his life for his friends. Well when of informed the in office than man other years any action: tors, and three delegates. . . The has he been called the Man of the SMITIIFIELD in history. The mountain has labored and committee will hold conferences Ages, beloved by people of all ages, Neely said that when the United with the U. S. social security he who duplicated in his own lifeMine Workers were trying to brought forth a mouse. RICHMOND SMITIIFIELD, UTAH time the deep experiences of the After all the rumblings and board regarding the necessary unionize the West Virginia miners, race. Yes, Lincoln labored, laughto secure Miami week federal at a for assistance the up a secret meeting of operators was held to plan for the assassination past, the unorganized workers of provided by the Social Security ed, loved, and lost! No wonder his act passed by the 1935 session of memory is revered the wide world of Van Bitner, the unions organ- the country had a right to expect over. A. F. of L., in its own in-- 1 congress, BEST WISHES TO SMITIIFIELD AND CACHE VALLEY izer in that state, because of his that thewould a extend terest, ORGANIZED LABOR sympathetic activities. He added the plan also assistance rather than a called for the assassination of hand of denunciation of these orchurlish Now For the T. P. RICHARDSON John L. Lewis if he should come Holidays-in the Federation ganizations HALL POOL AND to aid union state into the the PARLOR BEER which are trying constructively to movement. Lincolns Birthday, Valentina Day, Washingtons Birthday SMITIIFIELD, UTAH Of bourse, he added, the be- lelp the cause of labor and the common people in this country. tter element of the coal operators did not participate in such fiendish Signs For Union Shop plan. union A shop in the production Flayed Libertines F. OLSEN G. A. FOOD STORE division of the motion picture inAmerThe convention flayed the been agreed to by proEverything Washed In Soft Water MEATS GREEN GROCERIES AND MILL STUFF ican Liberty league as selfish in dustry has William Green, president PHONE 41 its aims, in its meth- ducers, Wasatch of the American Federation of La-o- r, to and inimical and LABOR ods OF FRIEND purposes announced meetof UTAH one the And at Our Driver Will Call RICHMOND, the welfare of the people of the ings of the A. F. of L. executive FEEL Well Dressed 'Wear a United States. council which is holding its winIn resolution, the convention said ter session at Miami, Fla. the league primarily represented This exclusive ROYAL service adds he added, conferences, LABOR VALLEY multimillionaires millionaires and CACHE AND life to the shirts and makes them LEWISTON TO one lad of the SUCCESS adjusted all but who have piled up fortunes while more comfortable in all weather. . . The . jurisdctional denying their employes the right agreement wasdisputes. made by officials to organize. of the unions representing the carReactionary and predatory In- penters, stage hands, motion picCash terests are now ganging up in the ture operators electricians and UNION MADE BEER ON TAP y Service If Desired league against any labor or social teamsters. . . . The unsettled disLabor Friend of A Complete Service legislation, the resolution added. pute is the one between the elecDurrell C. Hendricks, Prop. Threatens to Bolt 1. STRAIGHT DAMP WASH-- 23 tricians and stage hands relative President Lewis threatened Wed- to jurisdiction over sound recordLEWISTON, UTAH LBS. nesday that the U. M. W. of A. ing equipment in the motion picOUC FOR would leave the American Federa- ture studios. . . . Each of the two lb. 4c Additional, per tion of Labor if the federations uions claiming this class of work Pieces Flat Wash, Damp craft unions continue a policy of will name one man for an adjustIroned Pound harrassment. An impartial ment committee. SMITIIFIELD BRICK & TILE Rough Dry The federation has been trying chairman will be added. It is 1 ound . . . ............................ .. One or a Carload Lot to to force workers mine the drop believed this committee will be Res Phone W. R. Deppe, Mgr. Plant: 625 So. State their campaign for industrial type able to adjust the matter satisfacBeautiful in Brick of Face Many Manufacturers of Fancy Types to as unions craft unions, torily to both groups. opposed Uptown Office: Shades and Textures. High Grade Common Bnck, Building but the miners have refused. 16 South Main St. and Drain Tile If Labor Unionists should con24 East 2nd South Price Quoted on Delivery to All Points demand the Union Label, REwill no be There sistently permanent COAL CANYON KNIGHT SPRING COVERY until workers make the manufacturers would eventually PHONE 11 Union Mined DISCOVERY that they must buy have to demand that their workers SMITH FI ELD, UTAH unionize. Union-mad- e goods. enlist the support of other employes such as those in steel. If the U. M. ,W. of A. should leave the A. F. of L. some felt the reelection of William Green as resident of the Federation might Ee problematical. Green now holds that office as a member of the craft-unio- ' I I ex-cap- Retail Btore-keep-in- Price Form Union I I I I Am-ar- result-eligibl- I life-savin- g, I K J indditnohevote lX mass-produ- c- well-reare- by-law- s. fe-ve- GORDON CREEK COAL a Clinker under-privilege- d, a re-th- at 7 non-unio- I n. 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