The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-01
I
Labor Convention Program
in March is An
nounced.

at Birmingham, Aha, March 8, 49,
III and 'r2, 1911, win tbe as fol-
lows:
Thursday Afternoon, March 8
Df. b. j. Baldwin. Montgomery,
presiding, chairman Alabama Child
Labor Committee. (4ddress)- F9is-
tory OF Child Labor Reform in Ala
bEmae
Address OF welcome -Hon. Gull
pepper Exum. mayor of Birming-
ham. - sss
Response -Dr. Samuel Mccune
Lindsay, vice chairman, National
Gina Labor Committee
Reports from the field:
.'Chiid Labor Legislation in The
carotnas John Porter Hollis,
Rock Hill. S. c.
b New Terrftory'-A. j. Nickel
way. Washington, ID! c. 1913
The Forward Movement in Mis-
souri,, West Virginia and indiana
b.. y. Chopper. Cincinnati, o.
The coal Mines Of Pennsylvania"
Fred S. Hall, Philadelphia, Pa.
Thursday Evening, March 0.
Senator Joseph u. Johnson, Ala
bama, presiding.
Uniformity in Labor Legislation.
The State and the Nation I'M
Child Labor Retorm"-senator Will
liam E. Borah, Idaho.
THE CHIEF Hindrance to Uniforms
|ity"-Dr. A. y, McKeNway. Washing
ton, d. C., secretary for Southern
states, National Child Labor Com
mdttee.
advantages of Uniformity
Jane Adams. Hull House, Chicago.
Exclusion of Children from.
Dangerous Trades" (stereobtieenI
address)-.Dr. William C. Hanson,
Massachusetts Board OF Health, Bos-
ton.
Friday Morning, March 10.
Edward n. Chopper, secretary for
Ohio Valley States. presiding.
Child Labor IN Public Places.
Ten minute addresses:
The Nickel Theatre2-Grabam
R. Taylor, Chicago.
The NewsIboy''-George A. Han,
New York Child Labor Committee.
The Messenger Edward
F. Brown, New York, special agent,
National Child Labor Committee.
street Trades and ReformatoriesH|
Richard X. Conant, Boston, secre-
tary, Massachusetts Child Labor
Committee.
Address. Practical Regulation OF
Street Tradins'-Bdward n. Clop-
per.
Judge y. B. Feagin, Birmingham,
presiding.
Poverty an" Parental Dependence.
Scholarships = Frances Ing
ram, Neighborhood House, Loyis-
Vile, KY, George A. Hall, New York
City. i,
State Child Labor Relier'-May-
or Brand Whttlock, Toledo, %.
THE Prosperity of State with
Good Child Labor Law''-Kate Bar
nard, Guthrie, okla, state commits
isiOner of charities. Nnvited.)
1.-THE Dinner Toter"- Charles II.
Coon, secretary. North Carolina
Child Labor Committee, Wilson,
jN. c.
Friday noon, March 10, business
mems lunch, John L. Kaul, Birming-
ham, chairman.
Child Labor in the South.
After dinner speeches by Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt and Others.
Friday Afternoon, March 10.
DIR. Samuel McCune Lindsay, pre-
siding.
Uniform Child Labor laws.
standards Proposed by United
States Commission on Uniform
Laws IRON A. I. StovaH, okolo-
ma, Miss.
What Should We Sacrifice to
Uniformity"-Mrs. Florence Kelley,
general secretary, National Con-
sumers' League,
Discussion by state factory in
/ spectors.
Topic: Disadvantages Due to
Varying Standards" John NJ. Ger
don, Louisiana; Hon. w. W. Will
ltams, Missouri; Hon. Pat Filburn,
kentucky; Hon. Thomas P. Kearns,
Ohio.
Solomon Wolff, Esq, New Or
leans, La, chairman, louisiana
Child Labor Committee. Invited.)
Child Labor on the Stage.
Addresses by DR.. Henry B. Favill,
Chicago. ILL.,: Franklin H. Sargent,