The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-01

son. Kenneth Miller. Manuel Du-
ran. Robert perca, Gahina Perea
aud Conrad Becker.
farm prducts. In Justice to farmers.
Public Utifitics.
We favor ownership Of railways
Tor public service rather than pri-
yntc profit. and advocate a con-
atitutional amendment or proper
legislation TO permit cities 10 buy.
own and operate street railwayH,
electric light and power plants,
] telephones. markets, cola storage
plants. and other public utilities.
and 20 authorize cities to buy u
soil coal and food supplies.
Water Power
We favor the enactment Of laws
%proVidinE that tho government
state or federal. should " and
O1erntc all water power over
which thy have jurisdiction; the
power thus generated 60 be sup
piled TO the people upon a cost
basis.
Judicial
We favor the election by popu-
lar vote Of the judges Of u fed
oral courts. for terms not 20 cN-
coed six years.
Miiitarism
We Oppose the maintenance OF a
large standing army. and believe
that the orga nization Of the police
powcr Of the state should he 70
!, siricfed 10 the minimum ~necessar'
10 protect and safegunrd the pehcc
20 the community.
We are absolutely opposed 10 the
use 81 the police powrr Of the state
for sirikc-hrcakinE activities
We donounco tho efforts 81 the
mllitarists of the tinted States "a
. iupn~o upnn this country. by mean
81 tho Officers Reserve Corps. mil
rare training In schools. and Other
, rrrcmca thc slime bsneful influ-
cnc,t which ruined tho German
empire.
W. favor n referendum TO tn
roaair before declaration Of war
J. except for purpose of repelling Al
/. actual invasion.
soldiers Boruz
We hcortiiy condemn HB-lo67f
: recently passed by tho lower houH'
/. ~ ~urre ns m insult 70 the eX
service men. and q disgrace TO TN
American people.
= We favor and insist That what
- ever kind or sort Of honus or ad.
q iufed compensation congress shnl
a deem Justly due 10 tho World WI
veterans should he paid. in cash
: out 81 t4xcs specifically levied 70
ouch purpose upon the big Income
o OF the ~mlilionaircs aud muitimil
d i%ionaires, whose number has NOR
= than treblcd and whose wealth Ia
= increased to the extent Of man
billions Of dollars since the begin
u ming OF the war. and upon the con
s~cienceless. excessive profits Of N
li.g monopoiistic corporations. VIII
have piundercd and %profiteerc
a upon .hc people and the govern
ne mcnt since January l. 1915, an
who persist IN continuing thoi
u~rontecrfng. These millionaire
W and multlmlilionniren and corpora
tom were tho real financial benz
n feiarics OF the wnr, and they shnil
al now be made I o pny this addition
expense Of the wnr.
Right 60 Orgl.uitc
We adhere TO the principle thf
m tho workers have a right 20 oi
o. gnnize fo- their common and M
az tuai protection. and in the fun q,
~ rrcise OF tho normal activiti'
which come with organization.
o. We believe IN the principle
u collective bargaining, and are ~
noiuteiy opposed 10 the us" Of N
Of Injunction In Industrial disputes.
We Minimum Wage
~. We favor the enactment Of n In
establishing an s-hour day. and
iir minimum adequate wage We az
SO hcrc 10 the principle of equal %
al for cquai work. n a womnn pc.
forms the work of a man. -
Of should receive a mans wage.
cd workmcn's Compensation Law
n We believe in repeating the pre-
uE ent New Mexico workmcn's con
10 ~ponsation Law and enncting IN ~
cy thcrnof "a law modelled after n
NJ Ohio workmen's compensation la
ir- Immigration
ne We favor a b-ycar suspension
I'M all Immigration.
We are opposed 10 tho import
ton Of labor from other stntcs
at countries for the purpose Of IA
Ter Ing TIN places % strikers durii
to labor froublcs. and demand ieei
lc. intive action 10 that effect.
cd Gar Limit ~ Trains
il We favor the enactment Of
inv limiting the length md 90
roi bagc ~ trains. In order to cxpedl
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