Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-01-16

collection, classification and dissem
nation of accurate figures relating to
labor and immigration. Its investi-
cations should make evident the ac-
5saI causes of industrial discomfort
ana result i'm the suggestion Of changes
that would tend to avert possible out
breaks. The Industrial Department
could also perform a valuable service
hy supervising the distribution of L.
Dor so that a congestion Of the unem-
ploycd i'm amy one district could be
avoided and the needs Of the indus
tries of the state and OF the individual
worker would both be satisfied.
Practically all Of the conflicts be-
tween employer and employees are
aNoidahlc. 1t requires only that labor
be- sure that am appeal for social jus
tice Will receive immediate and fair
attention 10 destroy the Old idea that
the only way to secure results is
through force 1t requires only that
he employer be assured of the per-
manency Of conditions that may be
agreed upon for him to be willing to
make concessions that otherwise would
be- bitterly opposed.
At the present time this service in
part is being performed in Arizona by
federal mediatOrs acting in conjunction
with the United States Department OF
lobar These officials are to serve
only Tor the period OF the war. II VIII
he impossible to expect the contlnua-
lion Of this service indefinitely Ar
IONA would he able 10 protect her m
duStllal disturbances through the Gre
alton OF an Industrial Department such
as I have suggested
Workmens COMPENSATION Law
Aftcr o. carofu1 e+,,d,, Of tho subject
! avn cor,.iDco1 +ba+ -, ,,rona,. y-orl,-
r,er.s CorDoneatio,, 7 av, ie a., ac+ua1
economic Necessity, bofb fo,. tha hot
Torment of social and FINANCIAL condi-
lions of the workers and also fo, in
srrino hotter conditions fo,, en,n,o,,ers
vot ,,.o,,ld NOT now recoror,erd oc-
tio,, nm tho rart of tho IegieIatIIre in
Hoht Of the emphatic rogati,,a vote at
he LOST election did not food mat q
ar~e nortioD of those ,.eqisterino +beir
,nnositio,, If tbo ,,ooerro ,ronosod al
mar tino did so mot hecanse tbey
on,osed n yVo,l,,,,or,, Commence TO-,
Ts0. INT heca,ten tbo,, considered The
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.tr,L1o ~, 1eorio,,s Ila,.+ic,,Io.s ,rharr
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l,o,,i,e ON +bo lIo+,iIg Of a vVorI-,,a,,,e
Cononersa+io, NV written into +5t
constitution
~ 9oiiis W I'a! 9IiiiHal OoIiui'lolt ~
AZ" az ny 'i'iiV III 'ue StIee u NJ
'ul7dH NHele YIN 'eeH "oIhIhen
compensation Laws We're submitted y
SINS ~ Sc9SlOH VI the les iSIeIuIt' EuVl
was NIolehIiE opposed Dy some inter
gSl' although poth organized laoor ant
me representatives Of various IarS'
mpioNeiS Oh Iaoor We're seeking th'
1assage OF satisfactory measure
ms legislature created COMMISSION
Hldue up OIL representatives OIL lh'
various inter VINO reported a meas
lre that was ADOPTED win only ont
3IsSehJlnS voice ID the senate ana on
IN IHe loNer mousse Inc result unuc
ms law nave proven equally Sals
INgIoi| 70 eHlt'loNeS ana employer.
Inc past twenty years mas seen I'M
r"plu development OF Ihe Woiklnen
improvisation Law. Ioday worn
men Compensation laws are IN loIc
~ torty-one foreign countries ana j
lnlrtS-seNeH states ana iouf tefrltorle
pI ,he OIllteo STATES II shoula ID
NePC IN Hilnu' (lidV llie proper help
luli NolNrlleii ; improvisation ia" doe
h. - -,
ny every injured elhploEe must re
'elIe d PaYIi4eHl OF money 9uch ~
Hntnlnkaple condltlon could not sur
NlNe IN an cnnshleheu community.
~ accident insurance proNldeo by IN
-ilplOyer IoI tIe peeiIl Oh sdch en-
proves as may be accldentallN inJure
IN the course OF their empIoyment- re
Sardless' Wlthln certain limits q
whose negligence or 1aull caused IN
INJURY. ii means the apohShment q
the old common law defenSeS OF IN