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THE DENVER LABOR BULLETIN Page Three AUTOCRACY OF POLITICAL MACHINE IN CONTROL OF THE UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA BRINGS WIDE REVOLT THE STAR OF GOLD FreetoTwins (To obeying those whose loved ones, the command of the Lord God THEIR MOTHERS AND FATHERS Almighty, have laid their lives on the sacrificial altar for human right (Continued from Page 1.) . | Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Colo- This was not done, but to blindfold and world freedom.—E. R. S.) card from one local union to another ; ! rado, Utah and New Mexico. Look at the miners the paper was stopped and READ THE ADS. OF THE MERCHANTS LISTED BE- until he finds a local that will give ! the situation in Colorado—District Frank J. Hayes pave O’Neill a com- him a credential with the understand- No. 15. mission as national organizer. Just LOW. THESE MERCHANTS WILL GIVE FREE TO ing not cost local I The election steals recently perpe- think, O’Neill, who has never done a that it is to the are a disgrace to EVERY HOME IN DENVER OF THE READERS OF union anything for wages or ex- | I trated in Colorado day’s work in or around a coal mine Unfurl that Flag with its Star of Gold. wages ex- the labor movement. When the na- or anywhere else much, a national or- to your patriot dead THE penses. Of course, the and | charge Memorial BULLETIN WHERE TWINS ARE BORN DUR- penses delegates are paid tional executive board took of ganizer of the U. M. W. of A.! Were of such from j disgrace W hose noble soul crosst Heaven’s threshold ING THIS the national treasury. District No. 15, Whitewash John ap- it not a to the organization YEAR VALUABLE ARTICLES OF MER- his man “Friday,” James and the labor movement it would be a Unafraid—going where duty led. This is done because the adminis- pointed CHANDISE. THE BULLETIN MUST FIRST BE NOTI- ( | Moran, a defeated candidate for pres- joke. A great deal could be said i tration, which has resolved itself into 13, lowa, as act- a FIED THE years, ident in District No. about O’Neill, but it would be waste A woman’s sorrow, her grief, her pride. OF ARRIVAL OF TWINS AND THIS a gang for the past few need ing to on president. Up the time that of time poor material. — IN such delegates to assist them to put The love and tenderness of her heart PAPER WILL TURN NOTIFY THE MERCHANTS Moran took charge in Colorado and to Fight Lawson. and to Sent Here — thru their program prevent for a few months after, the miners By her soldier’s death intensified OF THE HAPPY AND delegates the miners from When Moran and his gang took EVENT REQUEST THEM TO the from were organizing themselves into local the apart. getting and charge of District No. 15, instead of Shines in that Star—from world SEND TO THE HOME WHERE TWINS ARE BORN control of the conventions it was thought that a looking accounts unions and dis- up organization, j into their expense organization was building the district THE ARTICLES things want trict well estab- j gotten glory, honor, OF MERCHANDISE OFFERED. and other they do not Moran, un- which the miners had well Unfading and fame. lished in that field. Until a fight on the rank and file to know anything der the direction of White and Hayes, started, they started John Won thru blood, and tears, and sacrifice. a delegate from the Lawson, formerly national board mem- about. If real and assisted by about a score of na- rest upon to get at one of ber of District No. 15, and when the Will forever his name mines tries the floor tional loafers, proceeded with their Immortal—his soul in Paradise. these packed conventions it will be plan of disruption. ; State Federation of Labor held an So-and-so election, John was a candi- noticed that Board Member Last July a conference of the offi- Lawson floor; date for president and Moran and his — - - - has the then President Some- Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. In the faith of his Fathers he died Free! CHILD’S ROMPER the cials of the gang of national loafers started a cam- body has the floor and should delegates the & all World being heard, and from C. F. I. to by Gave his Freedom to uphold— delegate persist in the mines and James Moran was held, paign beat Lawson sending in TO EVERY PAIR IN gang will begin to nearly 2,000 votes that were not cast. An American—God’s will his guide— OF TWINS BORN administration which came to naught, but it is well scoff and ridicule him and even carry National organizers sent in sheets Unfurl that Flag with its Star of Gold. DENVER DURING jgi 7 BY understood now, that Welburo and the matter back to the delegate’s own Weitzel, general I showing that some local unions had president and man- they district and local union by circulating & Co., cast as many as 250 votes when —E. Richard Shipp, the Wyoming Poet. ager of the Colorado Fuel Iron all, a statement as to how Delegate So- had cost no votes at and some of Casper. Wyoming, March io, attended the conference for the pur- no membership 1918. and-so made a d—n fool of himself pose a contract, the local unions had THE BAYLY-UNDERHUL CO. of making but after are well at the convention. This is done for meeting this man Moran decided that at all. The facts established v purpose, as sportsman would that the steal was premeditated be- the the it was not necessary. ( MAKERS OF say. “to kill ’im a-settin” so that he cause the organizers had paid per cap- O’Neill a>* a Destroyer. will never again interfere with their ita tax to the State Federation of La- ¦ - - business. The rank and file know Among the mixture they have in bor for local unions that did not ex- these things and this is only written District No. 15 is a pug and a pool ist, in order to send in a large num- to remind them of it and the neces- player from Kansas, several men from ber of votes to beat Lawson. sity of eliminating the entire auto- lowa who voted for Whitewash John Then the district election was held cratic and parasitic gang and taking in the last election, al.- John O’Neill, , and John Lawson was a candidate for Again war you have been asked conserve charge of the organization and plac- one-time editor of the Western Fed- district president. the battle * to | ing it back on real democratic prin- eration of Miners Magazine, that was was started by Moran and his gang of and save—save foods, save money: in ciples. The life of the organization when Big Bill Hayw d was general loafers to beat John Lawson, and while | OVERALLS depends on the miners doing this very manager of the Western Federation of forty-seven local unions out of sixty- can look over seven gave 2,778 ° ° °^ °* MEN, thing. Miners. One the files Lawson votes and “ m veme t ’ servanc .® For WOMEN AND CHILDREN The Miners’ Journal. of the Miners Maga. ne during the the other candidate 508 votes, but IN a period when O’Neill was editor and when the three national board mem- MADE DENVER ASK FOR THEM The United Mine Workers have alarming ' journal published every week see in headlines. bers—Watkins. Van Hom and Zim- J which is merman—got counting —at a journal; "OLD SAM GOMPERS THE BIG thru the votes, has been encouraging the saving least the officials have was up to a years ago, Em- LABOR FAKIR,” AND "JOHN Lawson defeated and when the and few when a report peror John and Autocratic Frank got MITCHELL CONNIVING WITH miners asked for tabulated CAPITALIST showing f A TWENTY-FOUR charge of the organization, any miner THE CLASS TO ROB the number of votes cast by could express his ideas in the journal. l THE WORKERS.” each local union. VanHom. Watkins POUND SACK OF thought something should be With long columns f verbal abuse and Zimmerman refused to give it to If he against them, enough the it is or men who too?: an interest in which showed plain that done different than way they something should done that is the labor movement. About that time had to hide and all that that something Ik* they done, was liberty to was when sent the fellow* Ran- the miners wanted was to know Bank and Trust Co. not being he at nrnq»oMiwa skits PIKE’S PEAK express his opinion in the columns of dell to the convention :n Indianapolis whether the votes were honestly cast W v¦ : Journal But now, there is not a to blow up the U. M. fA. by ac- and honestly counted. 1 the cusing smoking a SELF-RISING paper published in Berlin with a j John Mitchell f Charter in a Saloon. ¦ ¦ j greater censor United Mine scab cigar. O'Neill continued his har- a Organ- than the angue was not enough It is well known fact that same reasons until there izers Workers Journal and the Magazine to Dick Robinson and Mike Livoda are given in regard to the Journal as readers of the Miners a local 3789, buy self-righteous John a established union. No. in Get was given by the llohenzollems and meal ticket. Yes! Yes! a Government Position I FLOUR Then Hayes and White picked him the Annex saloon in Raton.

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