The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-13

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IS IFiftesn specific recommendations as !
TO labor legislation tare made to- the
general assembly by the commissione
OF agriculture, commerce and indus
tries; p. j. Watson. Some OF these
were rnade last year and passed one
house, lack OF time and the pressure
OF other measlfes preventing theif
enbctment into law. AS TO these the
commissipaer says: Z. &
They Rre presented because tt1aS
are designed to carry forward this
work without injury tc any industrS.
but with benetlt To- nduatries affected
and with benefit TO those worxera So
icially., morally and otherwise, and
they merely sail tor ii prbner, de-
sirahle and logical defeiopriant of a
reasonable program &c social and
econuInfss leg fslation ! Ia fun 3 Refining
with the substantial pro ostAss that the. !
State IS making and furtilbf becauBe
they do not call for aIpsopriationfs
and additional expenseSf but merely
Tor, such eliRctrhents ass will contaiiI
within, themselves proyision for inst
penal ties, Without which the enact
|; nsnts9 will be as worthless and tiIef- &
.tectiyel ne the present hours Of iabcas.
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piel 20 handle ell Of the atisticai
aasas roiiate II and get It puhiiekad
IN time Tor the openiag or the general
AsssMpiy.ials -, 5sa:la ssssllas
10 10 feauiTe ali fHcrDry buildings
70 .oe equipped with hte escapes when
persons are employed above the
ground nocr. and 70 squire ell doors
10 open outward, the commiH5ioner
peins glven anthoraty TO enforce the
lregnietions with adequate pen8lties
proviaed TOT failure TO comply. This
matter the department regards as of
vital concern.
GuaEGs5 TOR Meeldnery. s 4,
tol 10 require proper safeguard
ing OF an dangerous machinery and
DeiGng IN All manufacturing plants
ano' work SHOPS, the commissioners be-
ING. gwen euthoftty 70 heer appeals
ana 10 nneiiy Judge OF, the efiicienc2
Or the safegaarqing the act proyid-
ing penaLttes .tor failure 20 comply
I'd 10 CONFER upon the commits
sioner and the factory inspectors aii-
thority 10 ENFORCE, under .penalties,
orders iof proper Hentilnrlon and san
itation OF All manufacturing plants,
work shops and other establishments
IN which more than hye persons are
employed as laborers.
"fSl To provide for vigorous in-