Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-07
|OR OBJECTS In PROFIT ON | ITSOWN WORK
|1, E. Head Presents La ! View on Railroad and |H. C. L. Problems.
|NDS INDUSTRIAL
 FREEDOM IN AMERICA
' Permitting Consumers and lucers to Share in Control <.
 fl Industry Can Relief
 Come, Says Stone.

Ii Industry Can Relief
 Come, Says Stone.
 |ingtong Aug. 6.-Labor no y that America become th2 industrial freedom as it h IS a land of political freedo- ! s. Stone, grand chief of u: hood of Locomotive Engmee~3 Nav in appearing before th :? hterstate commerce committe brt of organized labor's plan ic ownership and private opc' the railroads.
 |ngton, Aug. 6.-Organized remedy for the high cost of bill that would turn over loads to public, operating of md labor-was presented to today by men high in the of the organization, who de- with utmost frankness condi- Ire so desperate it might be N to advocate a firing squad iteers.
 equal frankness, members of Be interstate commerce com ndicated during the examina- Warren s. Stone, grand chief brotherhood of Railway Loco Engineers, and Frank Morri- etary of the American Feder- Labor, that the bill embody- has come to be known as the plan, was too radical, and strike at the high price evil which people throughout the are clamoring.
 wo union officials for five bod up in defense of the bill Pwered, a whirlwind fire of from men who must re- ut or throw it away. During discussion, attended by an audience, including many he labor leaders made strong reports that they were at to intimidate congress by b strike or chop off the poli- Ids of members voting con- their desires.
 lng that American democra- controlled by an autocracy in MT. Stone argued that there no solution and no lowering pst Of living as long as con- nad to pay extortinate pro- eir own earnings in purchas- necessaries of life.
 belief in the Sims bill. em- the Railroad employees plan olutlon of the railroad pro- declared by MT. Stone to nd. In this plan, he said the raised the banner of demo- control of industry and ad- a new crusade with the the pilgrims"
 request of these organiza- ne railroad brotherhoods) :, ; IS n now before you," Mir. lo' Il speak as the voice of
 million men. delegated by announce to this committee, e people of this country that supporting this measure with slength 4Sa and all the unity of Eitizens. o '"'se with us and Represented bv lson, is the American Feder- ls lsauor, adding three million a1a,n ' men to that body of rail .0ses who instituted this Et,,, industrial development of ny E great organizations of ss appeared as employers. hw h~orkers, following the ex- rTs, " capital, organized as em- ,I;a s,r purpose was to obtain of lsf'ng s conditions and a larger % fo,as return for their labors. as rOlce Se of capitalistic organi- to Ie Deen set against labor to Ths IT keep all the profits of in- $ he Re.,s strength of the labor sms uesn sn exerted to wrest from earnaaa s snare of the profits for ss ps'qal Sa Fight to Exist.
 |Orloss ossn a perpetual struggle dars' > to maintain a toler- Ipits, oI existence; on the tima,, ti, to amass greater pro- neaas' s' both sides could ig- verv TVS a, or the public. But, ns '' hgsr growth of the labor or, (reat nss ss brought into their
 n, nnn,a mass of the consumers. eoust;sslr. uaner of the wage ear. le ss,,ute nao,,,u a large percent hass seople. ap The extension of Sss a struggle. nature or bs sver s'. the worker receives lifs ss spend for the neces- pslled m m addition, he is al- ye r prot;. sa pay the employers n \. uts 5. living is determined Ssd X 'dhfns, h!l plus the profit
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