Jasper County Democrat, Volume 21, Number 62, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 2 November 1918 — Labor Says: [ARTICLE]

Labor Says:

We are supporting President Wilson above all because it is our patriotic duty to do so. We are supporting President Wilson because during his administrations more legislation has been enacted for the benefit of working people than during all previous administrations since our government was founded. We are supporting President Wilson because he stands for humanity, equality and justice. We are supporting Pres; u,t Wilson because of the fine sense of justice be has shown in handling the complex labor problems involved in the prosecution of the war. We are supporting President Wilson because the policy of his administration in the enactment of laws and in the handling of labor problems has been to recognize, for the first time, the cardinal principles for which labor has contended for many years. We are supporting the candidates of President Wilson’s party because in the past his party has faithfully followed his leadership and we believe that the candidates of his party can best be depended upon to follow his leadership in the settlement of the problems to come. j We are supporting the candidates of his party because we believe the defeat of his party at the polls would give aid and comfort to the German Kaiser and his followers. Lastly, we are supporting the President an.d his party because by doing so we can best show our confidence in the President and our appreciation of his administration.

INDIANAPOLIS. t Adolph J. Fritz. Molder. Charles K. MeKee, Printer. A. IS. Hatter.v. Fifth Viee-Pres. State Federation of I.abor. Fred Eistrod. Tlieatrieai Stace Employe*. K. M. Stewart, It. of K. T. John E. Smith, Pres. C. 1.. U. Joseph P. Holies, Pressman. C. K. Cory, it. of X. F. and K. John (i. Eeser. Bookbinder. Frank MrlliiKh, Pressman. John O. Benner. Treas. C. E. U. Ed M. Broden. Pressman. Clias. O. Hennlnger, Printer. John Booth, Structural Iron Worker. E. C. Seobey, Moving Picture Machine Operator. Herbert M. Wright, Molder. Fred Tenner, Brewery Worker. 1). E. Stoddard, Carpenter. Walter McNamara. Mulder. David Erbeiding, Painter. 1 Wiliam E. Sage, Machinist. August H. Tcepe, Molder. (ieorge Schwab, Molder. Charles Lutz. Electrical Worker. W. S. Hay, Plumber. C. D. Sperlin. Sheet Metal Worker. D. W. Krnslie, Printer. Thomas B. Wright, Printer. Fred itaab, 1461 English Ave. Albert F. I,ytle, Pressman. Herbert McCormick, See. C. L. U. Thomas Dunn. Machinist. IV. A. Landgraf, Tailor. Ceorge Koth, Sheet Metal Worker. Howard Bobbins, Structural Iron Worker. Henry J. Smith. Steanltttter. j Paul Wamsfey. Structural Iron Worker. Jackson M. Bobbins, Structural Iron Worker. Charles Bruner, Electrical Worker. Holland Louden, Structural Iron Worker. Marcus Ketrow, Structural Iron Worker: Herbert Ketrow. Structural Iron Worker. Charles Walkman, Carpenter. 11. L. Breen, 23* 1 Fern way Ave. G. B. McKee, Hoisting Engineer. M. B. Swartz, Hoisting Engineer. - John L. Weaver, Hoisting Engineer.

Lawrence Peak, Carpenter. Ellsworth Love, St earn tit ter. W. T. Houck, Steamfitter. -* diaries Rathz, Sheet Metal Worker, lee Sehludecker, Sheet Metal Worker. W. H. Biddieeomb. 3135 Northwestern Ave. Louis C. Schwartz, Machinist. Walter Creasser. Machinist. Thomas Heading. Electrical Worker. John Hughes, Molder. Thomas D’Arcy, Pressman. William Kucksot, Molder. John O’Mara, 2322 Beliefontaine St. Frank McCarthy. Machinist. C. Frank Betz, 559 North Dearborn St. Edward W. Schmitts, 217 Fulton St. TERRE HAUTE. T. N. Taylor, President C. L. V. Thomas Eiddler. Painters’ Union. John I-atshaw, Typographical Union. M. J. Cavanaugh, Sheet Metal Worker. Jacob Erisz, Retail Clerks. D. J. Williams, Third Vice-President State Federation of Uabor. Member of A. A. of I. S. and T. W. of America. . John Dailey. Cigar Makers’ Union. Matthew Hawthorne, Jr.. U. M. W. of A. Thomas Dalton. U. M. W. of A. J. E. Hermeling, U. M. W. of A. Russell Kennedy, U. M. W. of A. J. H. Bolter, U. M. W. of A. EVANSVILLE. Charles A. Fitch. Jr., President C. L. U. W. Francis Jans, Secretary C. L. V. A. S. Eltonhead, Treasurer C. L. U. W. <«. Herrsclier, Financial Secretary C. L. U. F.uiil Levy. Cigar Maker, Organizer A. F. of L. Cornelius Ryan, Painters’ Union. Philip Voelker, Sec. Typo. Union No. 35. SULLIVAN. JoseiVlf Sluder. U. M. W. of A., Sullivan, Ind. Harry Ritchie. 11. M. W. of A.. Sullivan. Ind. John Carrico, U. 51. W. of A., Sullivan, Ind. CONNERS VII.LE. Horace D. Allison, Pattern Maker. Harry T. Kuhlman, Iron Molder.