The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-22

All. DIscti.sIou Of Their Inference
,Yr,Aoo. March u Through the d.
rI,uacv II Labor Commissioner Charles
p N.in the striks cloud which has hovcred
over tie Western railroads for several
.t,v, Wa~ partially d,spsllad to-day
lrr.E. Icauc .,ttIl hangs IN thread it
To-, tnuorncei nigh; aftcr day II
',r.,r,.S 'htr .l' situation lookei
... .. hpycgul ana That tine final r,Iptur.
.,... lat-' t,s.1 pu-I punci
...d mana cots and representatives
.r.Hmpiiyr Gr"nel Welded to- the
.rr- % Vi N"iii ANA agTecd 60 take
... ..r II,..~sipn - ths points at issue
.rla r..a -'Audpo.nt Though the con-
..s'aur, Lave accepted the general plan.
-,rrlI., have vet 10 bs worked out and
,.~t..',..u"ut II possible but both sides
.,.-,f,t rr,lcvsst Tonight
Ir" -''ttIon looks moro hopeful.
an r...' A, about all Cltn say 81 it. said
~ N.H might. We never are car
Tan ., auvthing in a situation like TIN.
ant .r a srcement Is actually signed. but
from o." expressions Of both sides am
.rra". nat a strike MAJ 30 avsFt..d.
49, nee, the fremen again in the morn
.. nd taks the discussion up from a new
,rsl- What the result may be remains
{ - seem
The Federal mediator was busy to-day
.ud tonight Fairly this morning he was
ln oonferenSs with the general mana Kers
and induced them to yield 10 a new plan
- suggested After few hours rest he
met the representatives Of the firsman at
,1 o'clock and put his suggestion up 20
them. al the same time informing them
- thu final H..
msss
After several hours OF discussion in
'her hesdGus rfsrs at the Lexington
Hote The firemen agreed to the plan. the
details OF which are beng kept secret
for the present. and 80 O'Clock in the
afternoon they returned 10 the Audi
forum Hotel and informed Or Neill Of
their decision.
committee Of general mans gers
wsIted in the Congress Hotel all through
the afternoon To leern the result Of the |
frsnens deliberations and in the evening
they held another conference with DIR |
Neil The conference lasted until mid |
l. ght and NJ its close the me- nARers looked |
more cheerful than they have IN several |
GHvs
A Another conference will he held with
~. hrem@n in the morning Under the |
'u-~ plan Of procedure, IL was - I'd. the |
DISCUSSION mey Pst for several dsvg
The decision Of the Federal Arbitration |
tCard On the demands of the sw itchmen's !
anon for a wage increase will ~. an /
bounced tomorrow afternoon az 2 O'Clock 4
&. Judge GrossCup's court room The I
ArpI'ers are 4 =. GRAY OF the Frisco Rail (
road ;. T. H"begling Of the switchmen's 4
-nlOa and =. -. Gregory, a local attorney. 1
" hO umpire. The men ASKED for /
euts an hour increase
" l>HGN1TCS. March "a According to
..!pTnation tfaI has reached this city
90" mediation proceedings betwe cen the
managers of forty-s-ven " Western rail-
roads and representative of the Brother
mood at FIrrnen and Enginemen are at a
deadlock.
lac nresnen threaten - strike unless
~" Ga -riers agree ~ Ger Iin changes and
o." Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineere
intimate very strongly that they will
strike II the carriers agree % the demands
30. taC trem-n. la TIE ranks of the FIRE
w~n ara many engineers who were for
merry Nrerneu. Because q a more bene-
t'lal life Insurance. plan which the fremen
'naint ain. many at the engineers nave re-
famed Their tnennsrship in the hrereu
and have not Joined TIE Brotherhood %
locomotive Engineers
The engineers maintain that recognition
y the brotherhood 81 fremen 10y the forty
seven carriers in some 81 the demands
tlal extinction 10 the Motherhood of
locomotive Engineers This. II n said
= the present situation in Chicago and
The only way which the warning brother
l0ods can bring their controversy to a |
Lead ~ for one side or the other 20 strike
The heads Of both Orga nizations are bit
terly opposed 20 n merger of the two. y