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James Conley (trade unionist)

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in 1887. While there, he greatly increased union membership and was presented with gold valued at £100 in thanks by the union. He was unsuccessful in his attempt to be elected as general secretary of the Boilermakers, but was elected to Partick Town Council.
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In 1881, Conley stood to become assistant general secretary of the Boilermakers, but was not elected. However, he was elected to the union's executive council, and served as a branch secretary, moving to
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A historical survey of the Boiler Makers' and Iron and Steel Ship Builders' Society, from August, 1834, to August, 1904
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Labour and politics, 1900-1906: a history of the Labour Representation Committee
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United Society of Boilermakers & Iron Shipbuilders' Monthly Report
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Index

British
trade unionist
Tow Law
County Durham
South Shields
United Society of Boilermakers
Partick
Scotland
Labour Representation Committee
Liverpool Kirkdale
1906 general election


D. C. Cummings
Frank Bealey
Categories
1850 births
1920s deaths
Councillors in Scotland
Trade unionists from County Durham
Labour Party (UK) parliamentary candidates
People from Tow Law

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