The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-05-22
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mitBed respective parties They were accept
ed by all the representatives of labor"
are these representatives of labor? What kind of
labor representatives those who bill which diff
fes from Mussons terrors methods against
only form but not in substance? For the truth that the
Watson-Parker BILL while nicer" and brutal
FORM is almost replica of the anabor legislation
Musson which breaking the Italian trade unions outlaws
strikes, etc.
Ali these Gtte things which mean everything to the rail
road workers. do matter the reaconay
officials of the railroad unions On the contrary reaction
aries Bill Lee Robertson and their like doing all in their
power behind the backs of their membership put
WatsonParker Musson BILL Robertson for example is alto
gehe delighted by the passage of the bill He
says he issued upon the adoption
of the bill by the house of representatives We his
ment in full:
We naturally delighted with the passage of the Rail-
way Labor Bill We appreciate deeply the splendid support
given this by its friends both congress and out
into law the agreement of railroad arrangements and
road labor IN prV%otng peace and efficiency
the employers the employees and the public all properly
safeguarded and that their respective joint are
distinctly advanced by the passage of this bill
speaks Robertson the president of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Femen and Engineers, and with him all the
reaconary union officials all the che executives the
ard railroad labor organizations of the United States They
all in favor OF peace and efficiency in the transportation
workers? 1888 '1'ae 'S5
Peace and Efficiency for the captastsA Reduced
Living for the Workers.
Did Bill Lee and Robertson this? That as long
as the railroads belong to the capitalists and
profit and enrichment just SO long will peace and efficiency
the transportation service mean more oppression and worsened
living conditions for the railroad workers.
What does industrial peace mean?
The people who speak about capitalists and
all those who them Why? the assumption is
that the dsrers of industrial the workers.
unions the Tabor agators Even when an industrial
fc caused directly by the employers lockout as was
the case in the British miners strike placed upon the
workers and their unions
This is quite natural The employers a rule are salts
fed with conditions they The are not The en-
pong class is the ruling class which it's hands the
wealth and political of the
the better for the employers.
Not 80 with the workers. The workers are the exhibited
the oppressed the prosecuted The therefore the
ossated class the class that grumbe kicks and
SCENTS demands and struggles The workers the produc
ing class the basis of social e that
the workers. being the producing class dissatisfied class
appear as the natural dsturbers of
precisely Tor the reason that the employers parasitic class
ana the satisfied class that they natural champions
industrial peace But why should Robertson and Bill Lee he in
FAVOR OF this socaled industrial peace?
The WatsonParker Bill Establishes Peace For the Bosses
For the railroad companies bill does tba
following: ~ IN u0' INC
provides them with elaborate governmental IN
compel adjustment mediation and arbitration in fact If not in
WORD OF all grievances and demands workers
the employer IL the old Industrial Court Governor Allen
1eaed by the Kansas miners under leadership of Alex
only the poisoned teeth of the animal been slfu and
cleverly concealed ' anu
provides the employers and the government with an eec-
tive instrument to make strikes practically Illegal.
opens for the employers wide door extension Of
company unonsm the railroads sbop-
unions controlled by the employers