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"No man must be permitted to define the rules of his individual conduct. The law is supreme. I shall expect its enforcement by local officers. When they have rendered their utmost effort and failed to meet conditions, then the state will act promptly. " In every city in Ohio, save one, this warning was sufficient, but in Canton it became necessary for the Governor to remove the mayor. His suc- cessor speedily re-established the peace.
64 THE PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY CHAPTER VI HOW HE HAS DEALT WIT...H INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS The story of the result of Governor Cox's treatment of industrial issues is told in this parallel of statements from Thomas J. Donnelly, Secretary of the Ohio Federation of Labor, and W. S. Thomas, a leading manufacturer.
Statement by Donnelly: "Before Ohio had a Workmen's Compensation Law, only twenty per cent of the injured workers, or the widows and children of deceased workers, were paid any compensation or damages. Eighty per cent got nothing whatever. When Cox was first elected governor, about five per cent of the workers of Ohio were covered under an optional Workmen's Compensation Law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"No man must be permitted to define the rules of his individual conduct. The law is supreme. I shall expect its enforcement by local officers. When they have rendered their utmost effort and failed to meet conditions, then the state will act promptly. " In every city in Ohio, save one, this warning was sufficient, but in Canton it became necessary for the Governor to remove the mayor. His suc- cessor speedily re-established the peace.
64 THE PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY CHAPTER VI HOW HE HAS DEALT WIT...H INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS The story of the result of Governor Cox's treatment of industrial issues is told in this parallel of statements from Thomas J. Donnelly, Secretary of the Ohio Federation of Labor, and W. S. Thomas, a leading manufacturer.
Statement by Donnelly: "Before Ohio had a Workmen's Compensation Law, only twenty per cent of the injured workers, or the widows and children of deceased workers, were paid any compensation or damages. Eighty per cent got nothing whatever. When Cox was first elected governor, about five per cent of the workers of Ohio were covered under an optional Workmen's Compensation Law.
What to read after Progressive Democracy of James M Cox?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles E Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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