 I have been very much alarmed at one or two things that have happened: at the apparent inclination of the legislatures of one or two of our States to set aside even temporarily the laws which have safeguarded the standards of labor and of life.  ליידיעס גארמענט וואירקער - Stran 31917Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | Roady Kenehan - 1917 - 614 strani
...Labor which he received on May 15th. In addressing that committee he made the following statement : "I have been very much alarmed at one or two things...legislatures of one or two of our states to set aside even temprarily the laws which have safeguarded the standards of labor and of life. I think nothing would... | |
 | 1916 - 520 strani
...President Wilson, in a recent address to the Committee on Labor of the Council of National Defense, said: I have been very much alarmed at one or two...aside even temporarily the laws which have safeguarded the standards of labor and of life. I think nothing would he more deplorable than that. We are trying... | |
 | 1916 - 808 strani
...Labor which he received on May 15th. In addressing that committee he made the following statement : "I have been very much alarmed at one or two things...aside even temporarily the laws which have safeguarded the standards of labor and of life. I think nothing would be more deplorable than that. We are trying... | |
 | United States. National Defense Advisory Commission. Committee on Labor - 1917 - 24 strani
...committee's declared object of maintaining established standards for the protection of labor the -President said: I have been very much alarmed at one or two...aside even temporarily the laws which have safeguarded the standards of labor and of life. I think nothing would be more deplorable than that. We are trying... | |
 | 1917 - 902 strani
...nation's chief executive in their attempt to tear away the foundations of social progress. The president said : "I have been very much alarmed at one or two...aside even temporarily the laws which have safeguarded the standards of labor and life. ' I think nothing could be more deplorable than that. "Therefore,... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations - 1917 - 172 strani
...committee's declared object of maintaining established standards for the protection of labor, the President said : " I have been very much alarmed at one or two...aside even temporarily the laws which have safeguarded the standards of labor and of life. I think nothing would be more deplorable than that. We are trying... | |
 | 1917 - 712 strani
...upon us. Mr. Gompers has expressed already one of the things that has been very much in mind of late. I have been very much alarmed at one or two things...even temporarily, the laws which have safeguarded the standard of labor and of life. I think nothing would be more deplorable than that. We are trying... | |
 | George A.. Donnelly - 1917 - 900 strani
...us. Mr. Gompers has expressed already one of the tilings that have been very much in my mind of late. I have been very much alarmed at one or two things...aside even temporarily the laws which have safeguarded the standards of labor and of life. I think nothing would be more deplorable than that. We are trying... | |
 | 1917 - 674 strani
...country." A war so won would be lost, he said, because it would mean the sacrifice of future generations. I have been very much alarmed at one or two things that have happened—at the apparent inclination of the legislature of one or two of our states to set aside... | |
 | 1918 - 392 strani
...representatives of labor and capital and British labor delegates, said: "I have been very much alarmed at ... the apparent inclination of the legislatures...aside even temporarily the laws which have safeguarded the standards of labor and of Hie. I think nothing would be more deplorable than that." May 15. —... | |
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