The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-31


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rf thf nuIhrrhatt issdtfs t" t'
srina or paslinns ihs s'Iis' via''
.n sls. ef Is 30. aulalf tide iIurs ~
congress ana ths nlIts bsiuG mads
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cuufrrfri Nth .hAltusn AdaIoso
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wsd 60, Ir.ai,ut g. upsfH'e fai
led. in sac, ~ publio necessity
wbst ths hsauus "a the ffssidents
smafscHsy lille -san senator Nss
iAnas - Nevada Bost "a hsoreiaf)
q gha Interior ihur The ri' rosi ~
tissF of the President in the aififs
crisis presided
Chairman kssiAnds resd .
fammAry - tho Presidents
legislation under re,ics. lie said tue
committees purpose Was ,o consid'f
ths measure N"'h '"' wv" ''NV"
msndsa D, the Frss'd'ni a. nse.ss~p
90 meet the emergencies ~ a threat
ensd striAs aud ue.up OF the railroads.
plEAus FOR sfpoNsMtNT OF
syaikE
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NJ Ne"'a"u' "P''''s W -.
,Aorhood chiefs saying tho o"h'h''"e
regretted the time was 30 limited and
,,u.,., nm, major, IN. conclusion OF
49,. -. =,
the brotherhoods. realizing that '"n-
.r.ss WAS about 10 enter with serious
,,,t,,,a,. ,,r,.o.. ,,,on IN, MIA,
""u 'o"''"'p"- ''' - ~,
important questions a"eo'"s VIZ"
t,ros u, would. by u pOstponvinent OF
IN. .,ril. .nable Congress 20 act with
. ,.I,ssr.,, ,,on .,d ,,n,.ranc.
w" oafe' ''''o'' ~" 80
which the Importance of 'he auS''o"
involved demanded,
"rhs danger In the present tense
s'uauon' sNia e.eo"' ~ ~ Wv Wv
brevity OF tho time oofore "S-"u' "o
are In the grip OF power creator
than ou,. Llko the gentlemen on
,h. ~, I'D. IN. me, WIN ars
NE othe1 s'"e' 'ne men ""o "''
represented by us-snd 'here are no
better men under the jurisdiction Of
tho congrsss--are In tno heat OF pas
.,o, ,o IN. or,n nj homes unresl,zcd
% s~S nov | si,no.t within their grasp;
s%N,, ~" rs ~ ,ns mood of humaniiv
NAV n,s, ssss hefors him that which
n: Sss,rc. nna can have NJ hs can
take it BY force"
were throwing over aSe-old traditions
In letting Ccngress handle 2 strike
SontroveIsy' out NO tnouxn. my WIZ
.vuS w" ." o~As e"s W" sS'
'oss ,-,-.
epeeMns OF tne penu,n. !Ss'ssuoh'
oelre.son rea.ser,eo .ns. .ne nro.n-
ernooos Were turnihY away Irom ira
Si5on "a consn0o''ns = ss.ue"ent oy
a..s nS Sn'nou cAuSc.
S. "e ecoep.a o'o oAcopt TOT tno
ao. .u~t uo venA'y ran atsihst tns
NoIasahs enpioyer eAcept tue chahoe
OF lawsuit py the employee,
IN our memporsnip, ne said that
remedy wiz b about a. eneotive--
a. notning'
As 70 another proposition put 'or-
waro here-no innucnce can be
brought TO bear that will induce the
brothcrhoods willingly TO accept this
act"
The committee sat up. Senator
BrandeSeo asked for details OF the
objection. Garretson replied that the
so-cailed Canadian plan was one with
which he was painfully familiar.
IT was originally the Le Mleu,
Act" he said. and In the past few
years We have been i<e Mieuxed sl.
most M much a. We have been end
manised."
NOT JAIl0 eNouoh 70 hoi
v,o, Arooe
H.
aSos'.eo TUE S1hao'ah pian ma
SHon ovwn IN oahaaa anu auote'
v, auor MIhis,er Mckohxi
snn,,s,s ~ C.n, ..o'S ~s,e nov jan
men who had Violated thn, act
Senator Newlands bowed and Gar
retson. passing over the matter Of IN