Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-30
INDUSTRIAL UNREST

 received the attention from the of the country which its n poance and which safely be predicted will eceNe the future In respects this report remarkable one In the first place. the result of real investigation Commsslons have been appointed congress and by the executive investigate ou problems past have dealt perfunctor with their subec submitted practically worthless report and that was the last heard o them Not with the Walsh commission. started out to accom- ph the task for which appointed In speaking Of the methods oyed arriving at the facts presented Mr. Walsh says
 political have for the ills which taken dose The facts which assembled
 the undsputed Only those were presented which the workers and the employers
 public hearings believed that this back When labor leader made statement publicity and the employer publication brought forward the oF who affected
 The work of the occupied years and during that hearings held parts the United States In New York the nancers the most noted labor leaders and wokss heard by the In Caorna the striking hop pckers interviewed The of Colorado and the silk work New Jersey opportunity to be heard we'll as the workers the steel industries and the cotton mills wdeseparated points Upwards of 10000 witnesses examined And out of all this of testimony to the ot industrial unrest the tol lowing recommendations evolved It probable that they will receive mered consideration at the hands of congress-
 WealhTh inheritance graded provision support education of children shall leave large accumulation of wealth hands which had production for three principal CD The of on N the de vsment other social which should properly be performed by the which discussed detail elsewhere (3 development cooperation with
 
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 rights California for forfeiture simplest form the of Superior ue implies that the making the lease the for which the land will be used be consideration and the which of social shall be fene (3 land making productive land of the kind and mptng all The unemployed % have been called he shifting beneath Surely there condition which more immediately demands the attention of than that of unemployment which annually driving hundreds of thousands of otherwise productive and bitter Denial of uiewth make the following recommendations W That should th" providing specific the personal rights the United States from er and and by individuals associations and The principal rights which should be thus specifically protected by the privilege of the habe speech peaceful hla public freedom and unusual uhmns N that immediately deemed a initiate constitutional amendment specifically prohibiting the courts from decr ing legislative unconNiuion 3 that that all federal ether device deisnsd m t It M auisit, [ bt ~ w " had % d ~ ucy doing business than employed doing connection with their business Such regulation ea be should include particularly the of detecting crime and adequate should be made for the rigid supervision of their prn (5 militia the to regulation by carefully rules for their personnel organization and duct the field should be drawn their mparay during industrial
 Denial of the Opportunity poraton the rights guaranteed the of the unlimited duas form associations not for the sake of profit but for the advancement of their individual collective right and prohibiting the discharge of his labor (3) providing
 
 specifically empowered and directed unfair methods of competition specially labor o o with the employees 5 that the department of labor through the labor other authorized of labor which his tenton (6) that such affecting they do hunbst
 
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