1st Session SENATE No. 84 BRITISH LABOR'S WAR MESSAGE TO AMERICAN LABOR ADDRESSES AND DISCUSSIONS AT A MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE PRESENTED BY MR. FLETCHER JUNE 30, 1917.-Referred to the Committee on Printing WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 128. Reported by Senator FLETCHER. IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, September 11, 1917. Resolved, That the manuscript submitted by the Senator from Florida (Mr. FLETCHER) on June 30, 1917, entitled "British Labor's War Message to American Labor," consisting of addresses and discussions at a meeting of the committee on labor of the Council of National Defense, Washington, D. C., May 15, 1917, be printed as a Senate document. Attest: JAMES M. BAKER, Secretary. COUNCIL OF NATIONAL DEFENSE, ADVISORY COMMISSION. COMMITTEE ON LABOR. BRITISH LABOR'S WAR MESSAGE TO AMERICAN LABOR. Addresses and Discussions at Public Meeting of the Committee on Labor, in Washington, D. C., May 15, 1917. In conference with the labor representatives sent by the British and Canadian Governments at the request of the Chairman of the Committee on Labor. RIGHT HON. C. W. BOWERMAN, Privy Councilor and Member of British House of Commons, Secretary of British Trades Union Congress Parliamentary Committee. RIGHT HON. JAMES H. THOMAS, Privy Councilor and Member of Parliament, General Secretary National Union of Railway Men. JOSEPH DAVIES, Member of the Secretariat of the Prime Minister. H. W. GARROD, Representing Labor, Department of Ministry of Munitions. G. D. ROBERTSON, Vice President National Association of Railway Telegraphers. J. C. WATERS, President Trades and Labor Council of Canada. 3 |