The sun., 1910-07-19
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srHsr 'r Pr~-,dent Hsv- ~ rnAl con-
f.r.-.-- day h,it ~. absolutely REFUSED
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Trurs Railroad ~ agr~e On the demands
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ne tnrtN strike hreAkers Nho arrived
here frDn chicago on SUNDAY were call@~h
INTO service Pour Of them climbeh
mo a switch engine a fsw minutes after
th- strike had ben called. They were
sscor,~h through the crowd On the depot
platform hv two oficers from among
th4 strike breakers Each OF the four
rl-n Carris~i rsv Oliver IN his belt
The appearance of a crowd of I.Ooo
~ he depot platform seemed to maze
a.. strike breakers unsAsy Thirty min
ut.s after the strike had been calls-i
...' men flsSi out on the platform. each
,arrv.nE a rife The men stationed
;r-r-sslv-s a ie- feet apart % he ready
fcr anv trouble that might arise
Tie strike breakers took quarters on
TIE -ecuu! floor of the depot. A. each
'-L.r caus in the conductor and brake
n.l woul1 walk into the dispatcher .
5so- through the group Of strike breakers,
NoT NOEu Nhs -9Al.
Grand Trunk train No left for Chi
eAz1 Al sSs O'Clock and bocal officials
a. that all other trains will leave OF
schefuBe time. No trouble IL Antici-
.A'-i nut the strike breakers are ready
:,' trouble a. any time.
+ = rumored that the shops In this
cry v!Il he closed tomorrow because
Of ;h- strike This will throw more than
tve hundred men out OF work.
BrHLISGIcS. Vt. July is.-Local yard
nsn and t-sinmsn on the Central Vermont
Halvay ~ the number Of $50 went on
.'-iS. a. ~ tonight. thsir demand for
'is Standard Eastern wage scale having
o~-n refused
S'ar-a Agent Adans took the shuttle
TIA r.' = here for Essex Junction IN
pa . ths regular conductor The
.rE asA-- ave not struck.
DeE'ra. Vermont officials announced
to-1ay hat work At ths car shops at -
A.nans vll be abandoned indefinitely
Ttsy say they are willing TO pay trainmen
' . - , p~r cent increase on present
Ssgss and even more to yardmen The
-1n1 lc-ors have asked for % per cent
as-sasA and 'he yardmen for 100 per cent
.-a NJ 80 oAlcials said:
or men refuse to Rive any considers
aor % ne differences in conditions exist
irs - JIr lines a. compared with other
.-Ss . he Eastern dist rict. The diff
'-rs-cs Q the cost % fuel alone to the
@,'ra Vermont. as compared with lines
.r r.os@ proximity to the mines. would
r~J's 'han paw the increases which the
men sss
The Central Vermont in operatlns
'.' a. mountainous and sparsely
"''-0 r1gntry compared 10 q very
a-r>"'v 10pulatsd territory through which
30 '-"- .r-s operate
The su'ral Vermont has severe
rsa''"- .rndltions t. contend with IN
u r.u'-- time when the other lines have
extremely favorable weather for winter
r~-a'l1us Notwithstanding these diff
's'srns- m conditions. all % which the
rsn are c1nyersant with. they insist
gp"n s'andardIEIng the rates Of pay
- ALEASs. VI. July is-- seventy
-" men IN the Central Vermont here
s'r4rz 'g--tzl. and all s-ftchin1 in local