Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-01


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Charges Npninst SnncI
CHICAGO April 30 Charges that
Charles Nagel. neutral member of the
board of admiration which today
ended IT'S deliberations. over thr rail
roads ware oucstion was "u vi,Icnt
partisan" who. through indirect husi-
ness Interests in The roads. Was unfit
ted TO act as u neutral arbitrotor we're
made tonight bv Warren = stone
grand chief engineer of the Brother-
hood of Locomotive Engineers and
~ 4 Carter nrpsidcut of thc Rrnt hor-
hood of Locomotive Enpincmen ana
Fr,mcu
Win the charges was made public
the tclcpraphic corrcspondence the
rcnrrsputati,rs nf IN, mon had had
with President Wilson and Martin f.
Knapp, W. J." Chambers and G.. w
". Hanger, protesting against Mr
NaEt being permitted to act as an
Hrnilial"r.
ne representatives OF the brothcf-
moods also submitted their objection
|" me BOARD "l ar'ltTauon I'M spite OF
dlrtri appeal from President WI
son experimenting the request of
Judges KNAPP ana chambers that
they be withheld pending conference
between the president and the board
The protests asserted that the arbi-
traitor acting as co-eNecutor of the es-
tate Of Adolphus Busch had direct
ana personal interest in the success of
at least tWentN-onc railroads through
the ownership of stocks and bonds.
Inc representatives of the brother
h""d sptclhcalIy denied they had
known mat Mr.. Nagcl was CO.
executor or 'he Busch estate at the
uHie ne hau heeh accepted as the neu-
"Il "'u Ialor
IN VI"SIHE Iu' Slthcd statement
N"''H accompanied the correspond
'n''' MtSsrS stone ana carter de-
'I3Ivd the hIoih'rhoods had entered
"IulII"uou rcIu'IanlIN ana TO aVold
t"' greatest IahoI SirlNe jhc country
mas ever seen
Too Many Patrons.
"IIaNiur consented to arbitration q"
the statement continued. we fen that
we could receive fair and Impartial
treatment from THE government Off
.t''S' '"i ''hG"r '"mPeiH us To state
,""l we nave 'tth grossly deceived IN
'''uE com p'''tu u" S""l'l' our c1sos To
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