COMPENSATION COM LIST OF OFFICIALS OF BUREAUS OF LABOR, EMPLOYMENT BOARDS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR: UNITED STATES. Hon. William B. Wilson, Secretary. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS: Dr. Royal Meeker, commissioner. Address: Washington, D. C. BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION: Anthony Caminetti, commissioner. BUREAU OF NATURALIZATION: Richard K. Campbell, commissioner. CHILDREN'S BUREAU: Julia A. Lathrop, chief. UNITED STATES EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION COMMISSION: R. M. Little, chairman. Mrs. Frances C. Axtell, vice chairman. John J. Keegan. Charles H. Verrill, statistician. Arthur H. Deibert, secretary. Address of commission: Union Trust Building, Washington, D. C. UNITED STATES BOARD OF MEDIATION AND CONCILIATION : Martin A. Knapp, chairman. William L. Chambers. G. W. W. Hanger. William H. Smith, secretary. Address of board: 920-927 Southern Building, Washington, D. C. ALABAMA. INSPECTOR OF JAILS, ALMSHOUSES, COTTON MILLS, AND FACTORIES: ALASKA. (No special labor officials except mine inspector.) ARKANSAS. BUREAU OF LABOR AND STATISTICS: B. D. Brickhouse, commissioner, Markham & Ridgeway, Little Rock. Free employment bureau: W. G. Sprague, manager, 522 Pine Street, Pulaski Heights, Little Rock. MINIMUM WAGE COMMISSION: Miss Lula Scruggs, 202 West Ninth Street, Argenta. Miss Nora McCabe, 2115 Arch Street, Little Rock. CALIFORNIA. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS: John P. McLaughlin, commissioner, 948 Market Street, San Francisco. Public employment offices: C. B. Sexton, superintendent of bureaus, 525 Market Street, San Francisco. (Bureaus located at Los Angeles, Oakland, Sacramento, and San Francisco.) INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION: A. J. Pillsbury, chairman, Piedmont, Cal. Will J. French, San Francisco. Meyer Lissner, Los Angeles. H. L. White, secretary, San Anselmo. John R. Brownell, superintendent of safety. Dr. M. R. Gibbons, medical director, San Francisco. Address of commission: Underwood Building, 525 Market Street, INDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION: Hon. Frank J. Murasky, judge of superior court, chairman. Mrs. Katherine Philips Edson, executive officer. A. B. C. Dohrmann. A. Goldstein. Walter G. Mathewson. Address of commission: 525 Market Street, San Francisco. COMMISSION OF IMMIGRATION AND HOUSING: Simon J. Lubin, president. Most Rev. E. J. Hanna, D. D., vice president. Mrs. Frank A. Gibson. J. H. McBride, M. D. Paul Scharrenberger, secretary. George L. Bell, attorney and executive officer. Address of Commission: Underwood Building, San Francisco. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS: COLORADO. W. L. Morrissey, deputy commissioner of labor and chief factory inspector, Denver. Public employment offices: W. L. Morrissey, deputy commissioner of labor, etc., Denver. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION: Hiram E. Hilts, chairman. George W. Densmore. A. N. Parrish. W. E. Schwed, secretary. Address of commission: State capitol, Denver. MINIMUM WAGE COMMISSION: (According to an act passed by the 1917 legislature and effective July 20, 1917, the State Industrial Commission is also made a minimum wage commission.) CONNECTICUT. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND FACTORY INSPECTION: William S. Hyde, commissioner, Hartford. Public employment offices: William S. Hyde, commissioner, Hartford. (Bureaus located at Bridgeport, Hartford, New Haven, Norwich, and Waterbury.) WORK MEN'S COMPENSATION COMMISSION: Frederick M. Williams, chairman, Lilly Building, Waterbury. George E. Beers, 42 Church St., New Haven. Edward T. Buckingham, 1024 Main Street, Bridgeport. George B. Chandler, Pearl Street, Hartford. Dr. James J. Donohue, Norwich. STATE BOARD OF MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION: Hugh C. Shalvoy, Danbury. Edward W. Broder, Hartford. DELAWARE. LABOR COMMISSION: Charles Warner, chairman, I. O. O. F. Building, Wilmington. Thomas C. Frame, Dover. George A. Hill, Bridgeville. Miss Helen S. Garrett, secretary, 1505 Broome Street, Wilmington. Child-labor division: Charles H. Grantland, chief, 491 Du Pont Building, Wilmington. Women's-labor division: Idabelle Stevenson, assistant, 491 Du Pont Building, Wilmington. INSPECTOR OF CANNERIES: Dr. William R. Messick, Lewes. INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT BOARD: (Compensation act creating industrial accident board passed by the 1917 legislature, but no appointments have yet been made.) FLORIDA. OFFICE OF STATE LABOR INSPECTOR: J. C. Privett, State labor inspector, Room 6, Baldwin Building, Jacksonville. GEORGIA. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR: H. M. Stanley, commissioner, Atlanta. HAWAII. DEPARTMENT OF IMMIGRATION, LABOR, AND STATISTICS: Ralph Kearns, commissioner, Honolulu. 8809-17-12 INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT BOARDS : County of Hawaii: H. B. Elliot, chairman, Hilo. County of Maui: William A. McKay, chairman, Wailuku, Maui. County of Oahu: A. J. Campbell, chairman, Oahu. County of Kauai: J. M. Lydgate, chairman, Kauai. IDAHO. BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION, LABOR, AND STATISTICS: (No appropriation for past five years; matters in its jurisdiction handled by farm-markets department, the address of which is Boise.) LABOR COMMISSION (for the adjustment of labor disputes): W. J. A. MeVety, Boise. A. W. Laird, Potlatch. INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION. (Created by act of 1917. Three commissioners, to take office Jan. 1, 1918, not yet appointed.) MINIMUM WAGE COMMISSION: Harry W. Fulton, chairman, Boise. Mrs. Theresa Graham, Coeur d'Alene. George E. Hill, Rigby. ILLINOIS. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR: Barney Cohen, director. Address of department: Springfield. Free employment offices: W. G. Lewman, superintendent, Danville. (Bureaus located at Chicago, East St. Louis, Peoria, Rock Island, Moline, Rockford, and Springfield.) Address of board: City Hall Square Building, Chicago, (Formerly an independent commission of three members; increased to five members.) Division of factory inspection: Robert S. Jones, chief, Chicago. (Department of labor created by consolidation bill of Gov. Lowden, effective July 1, 1917, which consolidates the bureau of labor statistics, the free employment offices, supervision of private employment agencies, department of factory inspection, the industrial board, and the board of arbitration. BUREAU OF STATISTICS: INDIANA. Henry A. Roberts, chief, Indianapolis. Public employment bureaus: Henry A. Roberts, chief, bureau of statistics, Indianapolis. (Bureaus located at Evansville, Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, South Bend, and Terre Haute.) INDUSTRIAL BOARD: Samuel R. Artman, chairman. Edgar Perkins, member. Charles R. Hughes, member. Howe S. Landers, secretary. Address of board: Rooms 31-34, State capitol, Indianapolis, Factory-inspection department: John J. Walsh, chief factory inspector, Indianapolis. IOWA. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS: A. L. Urick, commissioner, Des Moines. Public employment bureau: John C. Nietzel, chief clerk, Des Moines. WORK MEN'S COMPENSATION SERVICE: A. B. Funk, industrial commissioner. Chesla C. Sherlock, secretary. Dr. Oliver J. Fay, medical advisor, Equitable Building, Des Moines. KANSAS. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY: P. J. McBride, commissioner, statehouse, Topeka. Free employment office: P. J. McBride, director, statehouse, Topeka. INDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION: P. J. McBride, chairman. Mrs. A. C. Mitchell, 821 Mississippi Street, Lawrence. John Craddock, Weir. Miss Linna E. Bresette, Topeka. Address of commission: State capitol, Topeka. KENTUCKY. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, LABOR, AND STATISTICS: Mat S. Cohen, commissioner of agriculture and labor, Frankfort. Jack Nelson, State labor inspector, Paducah. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BOARD: R. T. Caldwell, chairman, Gaylord Building, Ashland. S. W. Hager, U. S. Trust Building, Louisville. R. C. P. Thomas, Neale Building, Bowling Green. Alexander Gilmour, secretary, Frankfort. Dr. Milton Board, medical director, 54 U. S. Trust Building, Louisville. |