Public Ownership And the Wage Earner a Paper Presented At the Special Summer Me
Public Ownership And the Wage Earner a Paper Presented At the Special Summer Me
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Gowdy and his bondsmen of about three-fourths of the losses incurred by them because the Federal Government was not even fair enough in its attitude toward this employee to abide by the instructions given him by the agent, who was his official superior. * Mr. Gowdy's service was not long, but, doubtless, it was sufficient. He became postmaster on August 15, 1891, and his employment terminated sixteen and one-half months later, on January 4, 1893. While he was in office the Cripple Creek gold di...scoveries were made, and, as the report says, "the growth of business was phenomenal. " More specifically the report de- clares : "The business increased so fast that the postmaster was absolutely un- able to attend to it without obtaining help, and frequent applications were made by him to the Department for such help, but without response. " No postmaster, however, is permitted to abandon his employ- ment, and the postmaster and his bondsmen are liable if the duties are not performed. Brick had to be made although Phar- oah furnished no straw, and the report tells what happened : "It appears from the uncontradicted evidence on file, and this evidence appears entirely credible and trustworthy to the committee, that the post- * See House Report No.
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Gowdy and his bondsmen of about three-fourths of the losses incurred by them because the Federal Government was not even fair enough in its attitude toward this employee to abide by the instructions given him by the agent, who was his official superior. * Mr. Gowdy's service was not long, but, doubtless, it was sufficient. He became postmaster on August 15, 1891, and his employment terminated sixteen and one-half months later, on January 4, 1893. While he was in office the Cripple Creek gold di...scoveries were made, and, as the report says, "the growth of business was phenomenal. " More specifically the report de- clares : "The business increased so fast that the postmaster was absolutely un- able to attend to it without obtaining help, and frequent applications were made by him to the Department for such help, but without response. " No postmaster, however, is permitted to abandon his employ- ment, and the postmaster and his bondsmen are liable if the duties are not performed. Brick had to be made although Phar- oah furnished no straw, and the report tells what happened : "It appears from the uncontradicted evidence on file, and this evidence appears entirely credible and trustworthy to the committee, that the post- * See House Report No.
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