Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1927, Page 5

THE EVENING ’VETERAN OF THREE WARS. 83, GRTHUNIONSTS HIT COMMUNISM . . . war 1 4 Oldest Delegate to Vet- Council to Refuse to Recog- erans’ Session. nize Any Affiliated With Red Minority. Served in Quartermaater Corps in Pennsylvania During World War. age of 83 Ward the old € to the convention of the | Army-Navy Union but the | est men in spirit there to the By the 4 EDINB otland. September T—The Trade Union Congress struck | p another blow when, by they v« and hearty Gen. Iale rig at the Joseph R. C tired, veteran of three re at communism tc wil i overwh ted to one of neil's report on e communists ou o ¥ to go moving theaters between sessions ; When the Civil War broke out he t report in | joined the 105th Pennsylvania Volun had record- | teers and was wounded \|m(~\l 4 A urt Hou le e had been a hot de- 1 minority ith, president n. denounced said he ¢ ce between them ot their clared and their the British trade union movement. 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