Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-04
SAYS
LOCALITIES MUST
SOLVE PROBLEMS
Of EMPLOY N 7
State Executives Listen to No.
table Address at the White
House, Federal Government
Peoples Servant,
GOOD ROADS PROGRAM
BEING PROVIDED FOR
Scarcity Of Labor Is Predicted
Before Close of Coming IL
Months Want All AgitatorS
Sent Out of Country
10y MORNING Joues.t SPECIAL rs.sro w,se,

w,sbinotnr MOI, co,'ar1o,.s
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u states anu i''ay"iS % i'tu'lelpa''''eS
lncetlhS today In the White House to
discuss alienation of unemployment
heard President Wilson in n brief ad-
dress on,nbasiza tho nri,cirlo tho,
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s'''i iiuieh'S 'iiouio "o'Ne III inc lii'ei
eS'' ol the coilhioH people III thls
spirit he urged that the federal, state
and local governments work together
"steadving and easin, and facilitat-
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."s ''t0 WHY i''0i p'o0eS'e' Vi 'i''
Chited states.
After listening to addresses by Sec
retaries Wilson, Baker and Daniels,
the eovernors undartool, to ronort i,
t,,r, ~, ,,,Io,,,,. .i.,t .t'oi,, 49,
=" ei'p'O' i'isi'' win 'iie't
spective states a majority declared
tiaa' tiefe WIS -i't ehouSn men ou'
oL Wofh III Ineif communities TO JUS
NY serious apprehension, allnoush an
aelVocateu iiliilediate action by state
county ana CITY governments 10 pro
lhote road puildihg ana otner puphe
"oihs, lius furnishing puiler lesei
VoIr Oh employment curing me perlo1
"heh solulers are peIhS ulscilarseu
ana war INDUSTRIES are converting
ho"u-puiidhg General.
Most states already nave auopteu
pIoSi ans ol roau au-Vullulhs' II ap-
peafed, put several governors report
ed they had dllflculty III convincing
Iocai authorities ana private INDUSTRIES
W 20 aheaa WIN ueNeloplileills no"'
Wtlhout awaiting an expected feduc-
ton IN wages ana material costs.
The governors echoed the optimistlc
notes souhued py caplneL members
WHO spohe' oecretaiS Wi'son' Who
presided at the conference In the East
room, preolctea an aclual laoof snort
age Wltnlh the next year. lhstead OF u
urged lnaustrla' ieadeis 10 eiinilllate
rapioly the extra prolits Oh "aiti'iies.
oecletdry D"i'ieis salu ne uiu lio'
peiieVe 'htre would pc Behtrai uherl-
ploymeht, ana suggested mat many
men wouid lliG JOBS IN navy YARDS
secretary BAKER oeclared the Chiteu
states coulu 40 most soou 10 tne
Woiiu Jus' no" ny snoWihS 9o'iuaii'y
OF governmental, social ana business
CONDITIONS
would Dcport hg'tators.
Inc conference ehuorseu uhahi'
mously secretary wilson declaration
sthat men advocating overthrow Oh
the government by force would be de-
ported.
The reports by governors and may
ors Will continue tomorrow, and the
conference will last through Wednes-
day.
Governor sleeper of Michigan, dis
cussing conditions in his state, told
the conference there had been few
labor complaints and that wages had
NOT been reduced.
Speaking for Minnesota. John p.
Gardiner State commissioned, of labor
Gaia no krew of no serious Ia hor trou,
H.. ~ rrosort but nronosed tbot to
avoid disnrtcs emnIovcre shonId call
',,,,,Ie,.a,, i,,to oor,faranoo 10 aroator
eiup.oS 90 INV - 9 o
.,5 aa;, c 1ror
IN maly ,%nu' .,t at se'a os' 49, ,oi -, -
i,ls.on ol lnh, s'".e. 'nele 10 ,. a az
shortage lhsteau oi uneiip.oyiient'
ana ne expressed peiieI that there
would be no great reouction IN wages
or materials soon
NO one VINO mas come 10 Name
looking for a Jop mas talled to flnd IT,
said Governor Milnken OF that state
Governor Pleasant of Louisiana
said the agricultural districts We're
looking for WOrkmen which fhey
,o,Id louh"n not Fl find and that the state ex-