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Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
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The annual convention of the California State Federation of Labor opened in Pasadena on Sept. 17 with hundreds of delegates, addressed by President A. W. Hoch. Sessions to discuss strikes, code issues, worker legislation; officers elected Friday, Edward Vandeleur favored successor. Separate conferences by various labor groups; A.F.L. officials expected.
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FEDERATION
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PASADENA, Cal., Sept. 17. (U.P.) With several hundred delegates registered, the annual convention of the California State Federation of Labor opened here today with an address by President A. W. Hoch of Los Angeles.
Business sessions of the convention, which will continue all week, start tomorrow. Among the subjects scheduled for discussion are strikes, code difficulties and proposed legislation for protection of workers.
Officers will be elected Friday with Edward Vandeleur, President of the San Francisco Central Labor Council, favored to succeed Hoch, who will not seek reelection.
Separate conferences will be held by the California Theatrical Federation, the State Culinary Alliance, The California Bakers' Federation and the California Printing Trades.
A number of officials of the American Federation of Labor, which holds its convention in San Francisco in October, are expected here for the state meeting.
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Pasadena, Cal.
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Sept. 17
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officers to be elected friday; edward vandeleur favored to succeed a. w. hoch, who will not seek reelection.
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Annual convention of the California State Federation of Labor opened with several hundred delegates registered; address by President A. W. Hoch of Los Angeles. Business sessions start tomorrow, continuing all week; discussions on strikes, code difficulties, proposed legislation for protection of workers. Separate conferences by California Theatrical Federation, State Culinary Alliance, California Bakers' Federation, California Printing Trades. Officials of American Federation of Labor expected.