The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30
Associated Press Review
Of Many States Shows
Bettermont
IS SLOW BUT STEADY
Labor Commissioners and
Officials in Every state
Are Optimistic

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35O uOn IdIr iu ia STATES
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gf,t,s fr,.rl vI...b ,.fir,tas wore
recoiyod I,reo nIuafr,,I states
.u.h me- Noe York peuuayIvouI,
and N,sa,rbus.ii. r,ptrIhuirI more
Than uuo 0OO ., ibs total Now
York IcadH.r with an oeiimafnd
coo 600 ant Of work. rho total
nomination of Tho 10 .fpfyg yas ip
excess of AZ 600 600.
samuel Gotppcrs prcsldcpt Of tho
American Fcder,tion If Labor. cg-
timatpd the uuomuIovcd al 600
600 Miners and other workers on
strike were not included I'm the
state cstlWttuH. The miners strike
which union officials estimated as
involving nearly 200. 600 men, wns
the largest industrial CONTROVERSY
Ga % g.
with a considerable number Of
workers affected by textile aud Stone
. cutting strikes In shutdowug I'm Now
England and Ia minor WalkOuts In
other parts Of tho country.
In somc cities there was declared
10 be n demand for altillcd workers.
although the supply Of common la
bor. generally. was declared to be
Target than the demand. Some state
labor department officials definitely
stated that tho unemployment crisis
had been passed In their states and
that n move toward normal condi-
tions was in progress. Some locali-
tics reported that conditions al
roady virtually were normal, but
from most of tho states reporting
there was declared TO be uncmploy-
ment in many lines. only In n few
Isolated instances, however, was It
declared TO be acute, and the gem
eral tenor Of tho statements was one
OF optimism. particularly with refer
cnce to the future.
uip CONSERVATION uoom
A nrogram of intcnso buIIding nc.
tlvitv and ritv ma atnto imnPovn-
mnnt work ,.9s nrtiIncd In yenorts
from vlrtiLllv cverv stote nnd n
wos oxnooJed tb,t mS,v ,dlo wnrLsrs
,vouId IA o,nninvmcni IN n r,gnutIc
constr,irt,on bno,n which ySns in
dirntcd from nanv snnrcos
Montbiv rorords n, h,,iidt,o no
tivitv Lent hv tho Anocr,con cnnn,rac-
tnr slnca toIa wore hroiSan bv Tho
totni voIuation 81 bujiding nerr,its
M lcodinp citics FOR Mnrch ana tho
n nggrcgote ~ SoGo ogqs6a Or too
citins ,yos GalicynJ hv ,b,t nui,i,l
-cotion to be tho lorpest for nh fine.
Tbo n,,u,bc. ne ,arr,its tss,,aa ia.t
montb a., tbcso 'ci,tas MOS 40 aaI
hs comnarcd win Norcb iooi
,vhon Tho ncrn,its n,n,Lorod "a 9ih
pnd tho yoiunti0, mounted "a
SISt 00b9IT Tho roIn I'm vnine was
az nor cant Nou, YorL o,,aIJist'o1
an unnroccdeutod record ~ StO1
LgS E4S Cbirngn rnnrntts wore
,bo lnroos, in nino yo,rs occordiny
Co. tbc iiinois Ion,Ttmcnt nf lnLnr
-dcsnito the bandic,n nr vrsettled
Iobn,. cnndi,inns tn son,o bntidtrc
trados ,rbn,, a,,on,t"J ~ sta9g9
ana an inrrCoeo' ~ s1S ogq Sao n,nr
NIorch % Iset -,
Tha Cbtr',no b,,tiai,,. oo,,t,o,,,.s,,
1,ingas, an thn I1r5i, y,,,n aworI
v'hicb ea,c,,i cnnstr,ctinn unions
bayc rcfused IA nccont ana ovnr
which th|ro nnnc,rs "a he ma nres-
cnt prospect 81 settlement.
Altbourh I'm ttnntIclsv tho mum.
ho, of lii, ror fa,n, l.Io,. was dc.
ocril,na as tbo snniiost ,,oar,
Colorado renortcd inabilitv IN moct
tbc lnrand for raiinhln fn'rrn ,,o,ls-
crs VVhIIc M shnrtnrn nf farn, In .
bor wos Indicated in The middiewest
snnc statos rnnnrtod tbot thrro was
work Tor overybodv who wanted this
IN, or cmniovmcnf. and Kansas
aeclarntiona were that only good
v.ntbrr va NODDED tn rnd,Ice nm
snr,ln,,,ut,t "a "A minimum Farm
l,hnr 'vnge, soncrnliv wcrn oround
sgs r,nnfh ,yIth b0ord nnd Iodg,
Inc
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N"nN'"'. "oiu u'Nl.' 'p'uS h'o',1 We We
"o'laieu 70 tNISt ""luuE IaCliic
coast marine WORKERS with no lhul-
cation OF improvement
The most adverse statement from
a state employment head came from
Louisiana, where f. l.. Wood. com =
missioner OF labor, declared that
"the employment situation in Lou
islana was bad" MIR. Wood said
ho estimated 10000 men were un-
employed in that state, 1000 OF