81. The New Zealand system of compulsory arbitration should be adopted in the United States.
82. A system of compulsory arbitration should be adopted in the United States.
83. Employers and employees of all public service corporations such as railroads, street railways, etc., should be compelled to arbitrate labor disputes.
84. Members of trades-unions are justified in refusing to work with non-union men.
85. State boards of arbitration, with compulsory powers, should be established to settle all disputes between employers and employees.
86. Employers are justified in refusing recognition to labor unions.
87. The history of trades-unions for the past ten years shows a tendency detrimental to the industrial development of the United States.
88. The boycott is a legitimate means of enforcing the demands of organized labor.
89. The growth of labor unions is a menace to liberties of the working man.
90. The closed “shop” is justifiable.