The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-07-20

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the federal government is now doing,
he will not ask this congress 20 pro-
pose an amendment to the Constitution
under which the federal government
would be able to prevent child labor.
Immediately after the Supreme court
held the present child labor law un-
constitutional, the President, 1t Is I'M
derstood, was inclined to ask the con-
gress 10 move at once In the direction
Of an amendment.
But further consideration Of the sub
ject by the President and the mem
bers of his cabinet have led them
to the view that the Administrations
instead Of asking the congress to-
propose an amendment to the Constltu-.
ton, should give its support to a
final effort to obtain effective laws IN
| child protection in all the states
Most of the state legislatures Will, u
is pointed out meet next January ana
the legislatures of nearly all the states
that do not have effective child labor
laws will be among those that meet
II is not the purpose of the federaI
administration, it was said today, TO-
undertake to dictate to states, but the
Influence Of the administration VIII
be exerted In favor of state action
where it has not already been taken
State Action Preferred. j..
If after next years round of legisla-
lures, states that have been slow to
proceed against the evil of child labor
have not taken the forward step, the
administration will undoubtedly sug-
gest that the congress propose an
amendment to the federal Constitution.
The Harding administration is not in
clined to have the federal government
undertake to do things for the states
which obviously the states might well
do for themselves.
A majority Of the states, the De
partment of Commerce points out,
have forward.looking and effective
child labor laws. Other states have
| laws on the subject that go part Of the
way, and then there is minority that
has not done anything on the subject.
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