Deseret Evening News | 1909-11-16 | Page 1 | Ship Building Employes Are to be Organized

SHIP BUILDING ARE TO BE ORGANIZED Toronto Ont Nov o IS 16 The Th Ameri American American can dO nf ot Jj lAbor at Its Ita it con on convention here today td w went nt on record ord an 1111 a I favoring the tile organization of r employee ll llor I or of tl lit the ship building build InK along the Atlantic coast COal A resolution expressing lion tion with the tho work nork of Organizer Arthur ArthurA A Hay lIa In southern California and recommending his hili removal was walt refer referred tool red to the executive council for or In Investigation In connection with A II resolution r en endorsing the tho strike of on the I Great Lakes Lake and pledging the moral I anti and financial support of or the Federation the his th convention was by J Havelock Wilson M t 1 president and organizer of the Union ot oh f fa a Great rest Britain Mr Ir Wilson n j Id that In three months month Sit hi n the port part Qt of New ow ew York he h had hod or organized 0 organised more moro than 1000 sailor on Brit tab th ships and that h he Intended to tn visit I lt the Ih principal nl ports along alon the Atlantic coalt It Wail vun aft easier ensler to or ganI III n on thin Ibis r eId to of ot the Atlantic than In tn Great Britain He Ito I declared the fight tight of the union against tho the Shipping of ot Great l Brit Bitt Britain alt ain to be carried on to the death ileath The convention was wa urged to adopt the by V A of or Ch Chi rago general secretary of o th tha I Lake IAk ike union minion and anti Andrew F th I If of r f San an Francisco general Ken secretary cr tary of ci the th Coast Poast union The latter declared that when the fight tight of ol r ihn ho tim union was wall finished hd this thre would fee ibe v very ry little left lerl of or the little that now itow existed of or tho merchant ma marine marln manine nine rine of or the tho States The rha strike on tile tho Great Lakes has haa I heon In I April and nail m men n are at Involved The Th resolution was unanimously unanimous adopted