Walter Gee
Walter Gee (died 14 June 1924) was a British trade union leader and politician.
Gee live in Hyde, and came to prominence in the Hyde and District Cardroom Workers' Association, in time being elected as its secretary. The union was affiliated to the Cardroom Workers' Amalamgation (CWA), and in about 1894, he was elected to its executive committee. The CWA was, in turn, affiliated to the United Textile Factory Workers' Association, and Gee was elected as its president in 1919, winning re-election each year thereafter.[1][2]
Gee was also elected to Hyde Town Council and served for six years around the turn of the century. In his spare time, he served as a magistrate.[1]
Gee became seriously ill early in 1924 and died in June.[1]
References
- "Mr Walter Gee". Manchester Guardian. 16 June 1924.
- "Mr Walter Gee". Manchester Guardian. 18 June 1924.
| Trade union offices | ||
|---|---|---|
| Preceded by ? |
General Secretary of the Hyde and District Card, Blowing and Ring Frame Operatives' Association 1890s–1924 |
Succeeded by F. Grimes |
| Preceded by Alfred Smalley and David Watts Morgan |
Auditor of the Trades Union Congress 1907 With: S. H. Whitehouse |
Succeeded by Alfred Smalley and S. H. Whitehouse |
| Preceded by William C. Robinson |
President of the United Textile Factory Workers' Association 1919–1924 |
Succeeded by William Thomasson |
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