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Selected articles on the compulsory arbitration and compulsory investigation of industrial disputes

Lamar Taney Beman · 1920 · Scanned text · Free in the US

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Author
Lamar Taney Beman
Language
English
Published
1920
Length
134,292 words · about 9 h 24 min
Sections
8 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
Rights
Public domain in the United States

 

Contents (8)

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Front matter

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DEBATERS- HANDBOOK SERIES

COMPULSORY ARBITRATION AND

PART I. INDUSTRIAL WARFARE Strikes 13

War on the People Outlook 19

Thompson, Slason. Violence in Labor Conflicts

, Outlook 21

Dyn&mite Outrages 2^

The Boycott 33

Stone, Peter. Intimidation and Deportation 34

Strike Breaking 35

The Pinkerton Agency and Labor Struggles "i"]

Thomas, Chas. S. The Right To Strike

Congressional Record 39

Mr. Gomper's Reply Congressional Record 41

What Strikes Have Cost The Miners

Literary Digest 45

The Strike Balance Sheet New York Times 46

Tiii CONTENTS

Expensive Idleness Cleveland Plain Dealer 48

Babson, Roger W. What These Strikes Cost You in

Money American Magazine 49

^ Where Do The People Come In Independent 54

PART II. GENERAL DISCUSSION Anti-Strike Legislation in Various Countries 69

The Kansas Industrial Court Bill Lawr & Labor "]()

The Colorado Industrial Commission

Monthly Labor Revievir 80

Beebee, George. The Australian System of Dealing vv^ith

Labor Disputes Survey 82

PART III. COMPULSORY ARBITRATION Affirmative Discussion

Parsons, Frank. Compulsory Arbitration Arena 91

Address of William Allen White

Kansas Legislature, January, 1920 104

The Cummins Bill 105

Underwood, Oscar W. Compulsory Arbitration in Railroad Labor Disputes 115

Allen, Henry J. Liberty and Law in Kansas

Review of Reviews 1 28

Governor Allen's Discovery Buffalo Commercial 139

Negative Discussion

Gompers, Samuel. Compulsory Arbitration in the

Railroad Engineers' Award

American Fedcrationist 149

Stanley, A. Owsley. Railroad Control 165

Fitcli, John A. Industrial Peace by Law Survey 176

Russell, Charles Edward. Compulsory Arbitration, the

Next Battle Prize Reconstruction 183

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Compulsion Does Not Insure Peace

Cleveland Plain Dealer 191

Canfield, F. C. The Anti-Strike Bill Iowa Unionist 193

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