Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-22 | Page 1 | National Labor Party to Meet

NATIONAL LABOR PARTY TO LMEET Is Expected to Sig-nalizc Break From Policy Advocated Advo-cated by A. F. of L 'CfctoaaTD Trtbaae "pecial eA .. e CTDCAUO. Now. It The Vat tonal Labor party coanraantoxv opening here tomorrow xeaararaaj, tl expact) to emash a ibtrty-rwar-aM tradition of tba A snarl can trades on too. atoeenvenf. Tba more-mwat more-mwat tt a break trcan tha poller adetaed by Preeedeat exsmoel Uompara aod tha exec ml re council of tbe American Pad-eratloo Pad-eratloo of Labor, wblcb waa based on Iba eloaan "Bawrnrd your frtends and aunlsQ jour eAceoire," and ouoexied polltlcaJ action with whatever party waa nationally considered moat fax or tie to labor. Mora tban t delesat's hare notified tba labor party headquarter that they will attend tba convention, other delegates dele-gates are exported. nxaJklng a total of between bet and loot. Htate and city labor federation and local labor part Is are sending nearly all the delegate.. lUyes. editor of tbe Cleveland Cui-gen. Cui-gen. a veteran worker In the Trpoarsph-Ical Trpoarsph-Ical union, xe stated to handle the gavel at tbe opening tomorrow. John H Walker, former member of the THI n ids Htate Council of Defense, also forixr preldht of the 8tat federation of Labor, and .Duncan McIorJ1. president presi-dent of the Illinois Federation of lbor. wlU wnmY on tba coat ttiika at a mass I meUnff In Carman's hall Sunday night, j 'uiprcsentaUves of labor Partes of Ort-At Britain. Canada. New Zealand, Ire- . tend Australia and Russia are to address ad-dress the convention during: the seven ,.r eight days H la In session. Ways and meant wiil b discuaMd on hrlday of SSfnr up i national t.cket In W. A daiclarltlon of principle. Is to be Joptod on the Saturday following. The If-0 platform U lfl lo U nominating con-j con-j vention next year.