The Connecticut labor news., 1922-06-09
Former Friendly Employers Were
 Forced To Seuer Relations With
 Employees By American Plan Crou
Threats Withdrawal Opposed With
 When Truth Is Learned

Creator called of the oldest, point of service, the person of George !reiber member of the Brew Those of the older set of delegates to the Federation conventions will remember Brother Treiber as being term of years. He faithful adherent to the prin good citizen and hope that the movement will not forget the deeds performed by Brother Treiber
 that the Federation wifi take the proper steps to memoralize these faithful servants
 The Executive Council at subsequent meeting to the death of Vice President Thomas F. Brennan nanmous in the the selection of Brother 1 Urge l. LaRre president active in, to fill out the unexpired term.
 CONSISTENCY IN BUYING
 Might I again request you and your friends when purchasing goods that the Union Label of the craft that produced the artice heson 9n. that and insgnias of the Trade Unoniss employed therein The idea of this advice is not anything new to those that have tried hard for to that trade IS tended to help your brother and sister in the Labor Movement for the fact remains that continual prac- tCal example of real un1Onlsts will surely react to the
 Remember that great quantities of goods are on the that the labor of children who should be in school, and by those that live and work under sweat is to buy all goods that bear Union Label or to patron ze trade card or insignia of all makes.
 UNEMPLOYMENT
 Unemployment is still at very acute stage in Con- nectcut and with the possible exception ot some three ployment of the that has family to look out for grcss o the T Uned saes o haSe pbc m ments started in order to temporarily help in these bad
 One of the greatest dangers to social conditions is the wage earner being out of work for an out of oi eventually becomes an undesirable citizen
 Common labor, that is to say, in its full sense that has sembance of trade, now accepting low as 20 cents per hour, and still we find great numbers out of employment and still hear the too %e" hgh 11 the o"ScFopp0oS empower that 700r Is s
 I have the great honor be member of many social agencies and in many meetings of these agencies reports being made continually that four families compelled to live together in a that intended and previously did house family. So you readily the low social stand ard that has been created by unemployment and the wish to pay my respects to the Labor Unions at to their members during these hard times No organ izaton that l have know ledge of has done more than bers, They have paid large assessments this and from reliable statistics that have gathered the ing the past by assessments and have distributed to those that were in need amounted to more than that efforts organized men and men toned from time to time in halls of the Congress of these United States and the words used by of the representatives of the people quite consong when consider the many bad things that said about and going to give few of them to you for recol lection that we have many friends notwihstand ing claims to the contrary.
 Statement by Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin, Feb. Ioth 1922:
 "The year 1921 has been devoted by masters of business and credit to the internal but not less con- which alone stood between them and serfdom. In this they have, thank God yet fully succeeded Labor, unlike the farmer, vulnerable to the weapon of concentrated credit control by which the agricultural producers forced to throw their crops the market enormous sacrifice Labor has been crushed by the slower but less formidable processes of unemployment and wage cutting. So today five six millions of toilers in the United States of work and their families hungry, largely the end that their spirit may be crushed and generation of serfs may be bred The United States Supreme Court and the lower depriving the workers of their weapons of defense by and seeking to bind them with chains that their masters may with impunity scourge them into submission
 This alliance of the Federal courts and the vested interests for the conquest of labor may succeed that it not, but sometimes fear it may. No such powerful combination has arrayed together for evil purpose in the history of this country In com parson with the slave with it's representatives sitting arrogantly in the Senate and House and with its spokesman Chief Justice of the Supreme Court