The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29


Columbia, and tha administration
manager on the floor OF the conven-
lion.
Secretary Colby was one OF those
Qixan membership on She sub-com-
mittee. Besides Mr.. Bryan, senator
Walsh OF Massachusetts, who advo-
Gates = treaty plank out OF accord
with administration views; w. Bourke
Cochran Of New York. n leader IN the
fight for Irish recognition and James
r. Nugent 81 New Jersey, who wants
nine.
In the public session today. a dele
Entlon headed by Frank p. walsh
was sranted Q hearing on the Irish
recognition proposal and representa-
titas o. the Antf-SalOon league were
among those 20 appear on the prohi-
billion issue. samuel Gompers was
granted a hearing ON the requests Of
ofganiaed labor.
Bryan,s IRdnszriai Plank.
A commission to investigate indus
trial disputes w. fhc hasin Of William
,. Eryan'a plank on Industrial reia-
tlona A detailed statement Of his
plan was issued todny by Mr.. Bryan
as foiloWs.
II shall submit for the considera-
~ W NV AANNNNNANN#EM - WI LANNINA|
plan. which e. Identical in III general
provisions with the plan embodied in
thirty treaties with thref-quarters Of
she world and Afterwards made the
cornergtone u the league OF nations.
Ever before ! suggested a for inter-
national dlEputee. ! ~erdeavored 10
have u applied "a Industrial disputes.
IL contemplate q permanent board
OF three members. one chosen from
GLASSES ASSUMED 20 BE- In sympathy
with fhd employer one from the
clna1ea supposed 70 be In sympathy
with the fmploye. and the third
selected with q VieW to finding n per-
3 - nearly impartial aa ponsible.
This cunmiesion should have author
ity 70 Investigate an Industrial dis
puto Al the reQHeat of cithcr side or
upon its own initiative. In each dis
Dgte tive members would be added
20 he commission one chosen b.
cath side IN order that each side
might be sure 20 have a Representa-
tive on the commission. A limited
time would he allowed for investiga-
tion. The port Of .he commission
would not be binding on either side
ion."
Gompcrs Hoard.
Preventing the petitions Of the
4ANnENN|An E'A|IMhNNN vi AInnIn MI
Gompefn said his program was de-
~,gned 10 aid all wage ehfners. or
Earixed or u~norEanixed. He told the
committee that unless the democrats
took a progressive attitude, they
could not hope TO compete with a
party a has written reaction
acrotA ne bunnera'
The republican party" said Mr..
Gomperg. formulated a declaration
20 lacking in principles OF progress
and safety that there must be some
went IN which the intelligent un-
rest among our people can find its
expression inc enforcement.
ALREADY the enemies Of labor and
The euemieg Of Tho democratic party
nre ~HprtadiuF an inaialOus propa.
ran0a seeming 70 assume that we
are coming here 10 hold a gun az
Your heaea Bun we 40 not come ia a
spirit o. compuision, but az your fell
low citizens asking FOR n declaration
81 progressive human rights"
m the main. Mr.. 0cmpefs said, tho
proposals submitted By labor were
The same a. hos written into the
democratic platforms Of 1905, 1919
and 1919. He paid tribute 20 PTeai-
dent Wilson aud declared the key
not addfusa Of Chairman Cumming
az The opening Of Rhe convention yes
fffdat WAS D Of the ranHt mahttrful
in fereni American politics.
There was MOI a sentence Ia that
keynote the lahnf leader said.
(which cnuid BE- objected 10 By any
red hlooded American"
The federuilnn's platform az read
10 fhe committees by Vice President
Matthew VOL was the same A. thai
presented a fhe republican plaiform
al Chicago. Il provided
Tor Iuu protection Of wage enfners
10 organize and bargain collectively. |
declared against anfi-sfrike legiala-
lon, and ~untfarrantahic'' iaJunc-
n prcposod guarantees for
ref aurech. adequate preparedness. a
urh on p~fonfecrlng prohibition 81
isIld labor and enforcement Of the
Inht hour day.
itaps CouFs f~niuncflons.
Court lnjunctionH hr. uompers de-