New Britain herald., 1915-08-23

reduce the suoiIez1
 tunes of thoss vim
 fiuity; to raise the u
 to a level of decent
 able living, and at til
 to accomplish fhia on
 will in some measurc
 the just standard of M portional to service.
 That section Of the r& has been made public d entirely with the causes trial unrest and the ren,t posed. The whole report on public hearings and work under the directidN Manly. Of the TAO witn1 amined 23O were affiliated ployers, 245 with labor, and not affiliated with either grdI of the reasons Mrs. Harril| the other who signed the dI report disregarded the repor/ commissions investigatorsl say, is that the investigatiq incomplete, as they were mitted to all parties in in be checked up.
 Industrial unrest sprinRl four main soruces, accordinI Walsh report. These are ( mploymnt, and denial of oI ity to earn a living, denial in the creation, adJudicati4 administration of law and tfI of the right and opportunity effective organizations. Revision Of Land Laws To abolish unemployment nial of opportunity to earn the remedies proposed arc gaining of all land, water pd mineral rights secured frl government by fraud; a rel the land laws and the appli all grants of the doctrine o4 for use" and finally the fd| unused land into use by mi. tax on non-productive the sal productive land of the same
 In connection with the justice" source of unrest tf. says:
 Ut is charged that after
 some and necessary laws arI they are in large part nuIliI the courts upon technicalitiE
 character which would not
 to invalidate legislation fav@ the interests of manufacturI chants, bankers and other
 owners, or thrown out on fI ground of unconstitutionality strained or illogical constr,| constitutional provisions. ; That in the administra law, both common and stattl is discrimination by the court the poor and in favor of tho and powerful, and that this , ination arises not only from ? omic disabilities of the poor. out of the actual bias on tn, the judges in favor of the
 and influential"
 , As to the remedy "the act be drastic and directed at , from which these evils spr| Recommendation of Comr| With full recognition of ity of suggestions" says th| it seems necessary to urge
 mission to make the follow
 concentrations:
 That congress should initiate an amendment to th tuition providing in specific : the protection of the person of every person in the Unit from encroachment by the and state governments and
 vate individuals, associatic corporations
 That congress immediats by statute or, if deemed nece
 itiate a constitutional an specifically prohibiting thu from declaring legislative q stitutional.
 That congress should dl regulate or prohibit private i've agencies doing business
 than one state.
 That the militia of the states be subject to regula congress"
 The report signed by C Walsh concludes with a deta cussion of the denial of ( and opportunity to form effe ganizations."
 Ways to Aid organizatie
 "As a result Of careful ct ton it is suggested tho con recommend the following acti
 Incorporation among the guaranteed by the constitutiO unlimited right of individuals associations not for the sake but for the advancement of dividual and collective interol Enactment of statutes SD protecting this right and prs the discharge of any person of his membership in a labor zation.
 Enactment of statute p that action on the part of an ton of individuals not organ profit shal not be held to be ! where such action would not lawful in the case of an indivi
 The report signed by Mrs, man and Prof. Commons a| certain exceptions explained n arate report by Commisionerl stock. Ballard and Aighton