...Bureau of Labor and Industrial Statistics should be created. It was also declared, by unanimous vote, that the best interests of the state bureaus of statistics...allegiance to or services rendered any party. Thus early in the life of the Association, at its second convention, the members placed themselves on record relative...

...appointed in accordance therewith: Messrs. Peck, Weeks, Hutchins, Bishop, and McGrath. By My. Wright: Resolved, That the best interests of the State Bureaus...industrial forces of the country demand that such a Bureau should be administered without reference to political influence, and that all officers of...

...Messrs. McCamant, Lord and Newman. By Mr. Wright: Resolved, That the best interests of the State Bureau of Statistics of Labor and of the industrial forces of the country demand that such bureau should be administered without reference to political influence,, and that all officers of such...

...accordance therewith: Messrs. Peck, Weeks, Hutchins, Bishop, and McGrath. By Mr. Wright: Besolved, That the best interests of the State Bureaus of Statistics...industrial forces of the country demand that such a Bureau should be administered without reference to political influence, and that all officers of...

...national bureau of industrial statistics should be created. It was also declared by unanimous vote that the best interests of the state bureaus of statistics...allegiance to or services rendered any party. Thus early in the life of the association, at its second convention, the members placed themselves on record relative...

...Bureau of Labor and Industrial Statistics should be created. It was also declared by unanimous vote, that the best interests of the State bureaus of statistics...statistical work and not on account of allegiance to our services rendered any party. Thus early in the life of the Association, at its second convention,...

...this organization, in 1884, he advocated a merit system for State bureau personnel in this resolution: Resolved, that the best interests of the State Bureaus...account of allegiance to or services rendered any party. Repeatedly, at annual conventions, he warned of the dangers which lurk in the path of a statistical...

...chosen as the place in which to hold the convention of 1885, and the following resolutions were adopted: Resolved, That the best$ interests of the state bureaus...statistical work, and not on account of allegiance or services rendered to -any party. Resolved, That it is the sense of this Convention that a system...