The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-04
Sixty-Third Congress Will
Have Findings of Commits
sion Gathered in Year or
Hearings on Which to
Work. N
MORE THAN 500
WITNESSES
Travelling from Industrial
Center to Industrial Center
Commission Has Covered
Almost Entire Country.

Washington. No,. The sixty
third congress will De- prepared Go
take another step toward regulation
of the relations Of employers and
employees. when % Cunycncs in De
ccmbtr. as o. viii have before % for
consideration a. lengthy report from
he commission on industrial relt-
tUns created last e. o. investigate
the subject and recommend lvgisia-
tioU.
The report will be- merely a state
mcul of what the commission has
done. OF the evidence presented 20 o.
ana oi the research work it has con-
Quoted 300 many fields covering rhc
period from October ID. i91I. when
the appropriation bocam, available,
until Dctoner 30. 1910 Further hear
ngs viii uc held THE winter ~ New
York. Washington. Chicago and At
ianta, and Boo its final report next
yeaE tho commission viii present Jns
bills which % hopes viii result boz OK
icusiyo reform OF Industrial rcla-
uons
Every effort vas made uy the com
miazion 60 complete its preliminary
report Ia umo for presentation to the
last session OF congress The force
40 Geld headquarters in chicago was
kept busy nisht and DAY uut n was
found impossible 60 complete the
task
over 500 witnesses have been
heard uy the conn isslon rrpT,seu-
i~ati,es m Washington. Sew York,
Boston. Philadelphia. Chicago. Pat
eraan. ~ j Lead s. T.. butte See
attl. Portland SAN Ftsnciaco and Los
Angeles lu addition 60 TIA. eShauH.
tive intostiEltion much has been
nuuduuted Independently bs the neIr
force under the direction OF Dr
Charles Mccarthy. Of the legislative
library of wisconsin THE SUBJECTS
considered wen, Unemployment. yo-
rar'ual training ,t"i,r., Iu labor
dispute interstate employment and
agricultural ltHor Among rhu-o who
aided DOB This ttsE pyr. Prot George
D. Barnett john HupkIu. u|uIN,raitF.
Nho devoted himself %. 10 study OF
economic Conditions Mss Mar, J.
'%honputcI of ths Hurytl OF labor
statistics .|esfIrst.ue woman aud
child labor Robert O. HoA.r pro-
lcesor Of political economy lursr-
sitl of Chicago. William L,lscr-uu.
iorWcrlf superintendent o. employ.
mrnf agencies. Wisconsin. John D.
Parkinson. Hn expert -rc. ..I agent
oi rho census 1urrtJ Thomas .
Parkinson, ,hIcf of th, Legislative
draitirE division cHiamrl3 .utscr-
s,f'. E s Warren -urasuu uf .h,
pIHI. health service. and ~ o.
lJu,t oi Washington o. f.. faImtg.
iy superintendent of industrial .nscs-
tig.t..u. United States I-mm-rafIHu
bureau.
p4pl. hearings v,r. h.II .TT.l
th, direction vl 81 ~ AituisN. Wash
IUgfuU. o. anal Commissioner
Walsh also paid particular attention
Co |uiaunIng tines, hotr.ul. su tina.
every phase .' fht rlrIe.r might us
ZlNcu dec attention Amuu- th'
witnesses h.Hrd have been federal
state and municipal officials talbot
leaders be- I'd. parts uf thr nuutry
social Wurfrr tuJ ub|isufhrnpi-ts
employer uf iaHDr bon many ..ts-e'
md noted economists. surgeons tr,
educators
From each witness boz addition Fl,
evidence Js fH ItHur conditions grfi
which Doc wac personally familiar
suggestions g- Geo remedial legislation
was obtained Do BrrINiug s' Ifs rom
,lusIuu- and th. nnaI expression o..
the Commissioner opposition viii h'
embodied Iu Hiils fu hr drafted uuI.
after H WI1uf inspection OF over.
similar lBa stat, coz federal ENprr
~Ir~irangs .u -fsrWulalug the bIIl.
will 1s rendered hf men Hhu rat.
made re- Hfe study 90 chat work. au,
go H designed to make the m.asHr.
proof against technical oaie.t.ou a
. finally presented