The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-17
RAILROAD SHOPS
OPERATING FULL
FORCE ONCE MORE
All Men Returned TO Work
This Morning Under Agree
ment Made Sunday.
Grievances Will Be Taken Up
In Order.
No STATEMENT Is GIVEN OUT.
NO STATEMENT is GIVEN OUT.
Back to the shops,

Back TO the shops,
This refrain was good over the
city this morning as the hundreds OF
cmp.oycs Of the Illinois Central rail-
roai shops returned TO their work.
The trouble. resulting IN the walkout
q TIE employees last wednesday
and Thur day. was adjusted satlsfac.
torlly late Sunday afternoon after a
several hours' conference between
the union leaders and the Illinois
Central officials.
Terms u the settlement we're not
gwen cut 10 the public. and both the
men and the officials retained a
silence that ccu'd pot be broken. The
only Information siven out TO the
pres by either side was this written
statement. The trouble al Paducah
has been satisfactorily settled and all
men are to 90 back 20 work"
Bc,und that they refused to talk.
and declined 10 answer questions.
Ihis morning q. p. Wallace. one
posed. was az his regular post as
foreman. while Houston Mcclure.
temporary foreman during the alb
scnce Of r. " Sutherland. Are and
police commiss oner, was also on
duty However. q Is said that the
trouble over r. A. Millikcn as fore
man. adjusted Itself With the re-
turn 81 Leonard Phelps. the regular
foreman, ani Milliken returned TO
the ranks.
n T. said that . was agreed 10 dis
POGO 81 the questions OF the fore
men In the regular way. Written
charges havc bern preferred. Il Is
rumorea. ana the question OF re-
moving ne foreman Will he taken
~ hy the officials In Chicago In ten
d1ys.
Whether the railroad offNlals
recognized tho general committee Isl
an open question. Il was given out
tha, the officials recognized the com
mittec first Saturday afternoon,
when a conference was held Sunday
afternoon the committee went into
conference with the officials al 1880
O'Clock. and remained In session un-
an about O'Clock. when u was an
nounced that the trouble had been
adjusted. However today II was
intimated that the officials did not
recognize the general committee. but
met tire committees separately AZ
the Officials were willing TO do since
the trouble began. Another report
II that the committee was recog-
nized but the question OF Inserting u
IN the contract will be taken up In
Chicago later.
All Bark at work.
All the employees returned TO
work. Including the carmen at
Princeton. Cedar Blum. and Hop
Kim Vile. The blaoksmlths have a
small grievance Independent of the
regular trouble. and last night A. l..
Carr. OF Clinton, Nl.. president of
the blacksmths, and b. b. Cleary.
the local representative. left for Chi
cago. whore they will take up the
gr'ovance with the officials,
,,rpre enting the carmen, Mar
tin +. RYAN, OF Kansas City Mo.
general president OF the Brotherhood
of Railway Carmen, arrived Nester-
DAY Afternoon at $40 O'Clock,
shortly before the trouble was
sei.'ed. Mr.. Ryan will meet the
carmen tonight. and will return to
his home tomorrow o. l.. Sanborn,
chairman of the Joint protective
board has been in the city for several
days. while G.. l.. Dry, secretary-
treasurer. of Carbonate. ILL.,, was
also in the city today.
Officials still Here.
The officials OF the Illinois Cen
trad remained IN the city today, but
late this afternoon will return to
Chicago. r. W. Bell superintendent
OF machinery; j. NJ. Borrowdale,
superintendent of the car depart
ment. and A. n. Egan, superintend-