Show SAY LOW WAGES I I CAUSE UNREST I Res Responsibility p o n tY Put PIrt on Workers Themselves by Labor Members Members Members Mem Mem- bers of Commission Kansan Kansa Kan elt City Mo o. o Au Aug 28 Low 28 Low to be tho the basic wages was 03 found cause of at Industrial unrest In the tho report which l- l Frank rank P P. P Walsh chairman of the federal federal federal fed fed- eral commission on Industrial relations and the labor members of ot that body bodt will present to Congress aa as a a. result of the commissions commission's ons on's year two investigation Investigation Investigation gation Into the subject Tho The report embodying the personal findings of ot Mr ir r Walsh and concurred In by Commissioners i John B B. B Lennon James Jamea OConnell O'Connell and Austin B B. Garretson Garret- Garret ret retson son was made mad public hero here toda today Tho The workers of ot tho nation through and oppressive vc methods methode le legal logal lo- lo gal l and illegal are arc denied tho full product of toll toil It was declared in tho the report and the resulting Industrial Indus Industrial trial dissatisfaction was said to h have vo reached proportions that already menaCe men men- aCe aeo the social wilt good will and the tho peace cf thu nation R for the thc condition under under under un un- un- un der which they live was placed primarily ly h upon the workers themselves who blind to their collective strength and oftentimes deaf deat to the cries of ot their followers have havo suffered exploitation and the invasion of ot their their most sacred rights without resistance The report In part follows Wo We 0 find the basic cause of ot Industrial dissatisfaction to be he low wages or the fact that the workers of ot tho the nation through compulsory and oppressive methods legal and Illegal are denied tho the full rull product of ar their toll loll Citizens numbering millions smart under a sense of ot Injustice and ana oppression oppression oppression sion born of ot tho the conviction that the tho opportunity Is denied them to acquire for themselves and their families that degree of economic well being necessary ry rv for tor the enjoyment of ot those thos material and spiritual satisfactions which alone make mako life lire worth ln living I DI Bitterness bred of ot unfilled need for tor sufficient food clothing and shelter for themselves and their wives and children has been further nourished In the hearts of ot these millions b by resentment re resentment re- re sr nt against the tho arbitrary power that enables the employer under our Present Industrial system to control not only the tho workmans workman's opportunity to earn his bread but through h tho the exercise of 01 this power to dictate his social political and moral ment t. t The extent and depth of Industrial unrest can h hardly be exaggerated Thirty thou thousand workers In a single strike have followed the l leadership olmen ol ot otmen men who denounced government gO and called for tor relentless warfare on or organized organized organ organ- an- an society from coast st to coast have created and maintained small private armies of armed mt men n and have used these forces to intimidate and suppress suppress suppress sup sup- press their striking employees o b by de deporting deporting de- de porting Imprisoning assaulting and killing their labor leaders Elaborate spy systems are arc maintained to discover and forestall the movements of ot the enem enemy The use We of ot state troops In po policing policing po- po strikes ha has bred a a. bitter hostility hostility hos hos- to tho the militia system Courts lo legislatures and governors go have been rightfully accused of serving employers to tho defeat of ot Justice and While h 10 countercharges come from employers employers em em- plo erR and their a ants agents with almost negligible exceptions It Is tho the w wage wage- se- se earners who believe assert rt and nd prove that the vory Institutions of ot their country have ro been perverted by the power of tho the employer Prison records for tor labor leaders havo ha become badges of ot honor In the tho eyes eee of ot man many of ot their people and great grent mass meetings throughout the nation cheer denunciations denunciations denunciations of or courts courts- and court decisions Wo find that man many entire communities ties tieR exist under the arbitrary economic control of or corporation officials charged with the management of ot an Industry or gr group up of Industries and wo we find that In such sueh communities political liberty does not exist and I Its ts forms are arc hollow mockeries Free Freo speech free Cree assembly an and a free freo press ma may be de denied denied de- de nied as ns they thc have hwe been denied time and time again and the employers employers' a agents ma may be bo placed in public office to do cIo his bl bidding |