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Washington Post
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Description: Printers Page 3

Date: March 8 1915

Newspaper published in: Washington, D. C.

Washington Post March 8, 1915 Printers Page 3

PLATE PRINTERS MEET.
Indorse Labor Paper of Maryland as Their Official Organ.
Nearly 600 members of the Plate Printers Association attended a meeting held yesterday in the assembly room of the Eagles' Club, J. J. DEVINY [or maybe DEVMY] presided. Great enthusiasm greeted the report of the committee, which set forth that provision had been made in the sundry civil appropriation bill whereby 82,000,000 sheets of United States notes were to be printed, instead of 74,000,000, as originally provided
The organization by a unanimous vote accepted as its official organ the Labor Leader, the representative sheet of the State of Maryland and the District of Columbia Federation of Labor.

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