The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-30
TRAINS ARE AGAIN
MOVING TO COAST
| YARDS ARE CLEARED



An passenger trains hat have bee
tied NJ ~ A~ltuuucrque on account OF
lhn slrIke u railway employees OF the
lncinr roaHl moNed west about :
O'Clock tnia morning. These we're the
nrpi overland train 10 move ~ that
cepiion Of the two taken west on
THURSDAY ~ a. ~ Whitney. nrEt vice
president o. thg brotherhood Of Raj
way Trainmon.
Trains OF dlncrcnt days but Of Ia
same ciaee un1 numbers were con-
tniidate1 here and moved as one
train. 40, ! left with nine cars. fol-
lowed af nlt Of a few minutes
hy NJ No. IL Of fourteen
cars each. Trains No. and Nc. ?
* Thursday and Friday which we're
held up Al Las Vegas on account 81
she ~conNesJcd condition o. the local
yards arrivet here this mornine
All east bound trains are anaulied
and Will be for a few days until trains
which In all probability viii leave
Los Angeles todsy arrive. As trains
have not been moving out ~ Los
Angeles or other coast towns since
the strike started. there are none tied
up west Of here. although thtre are a
lumber Of west bound trains oil
along the line between Albuquerque
and the coast. all Of which = now
moving ~ this time.
stub CorN Eaer.
A stub No. 10 left here Tor the east
A. sea this morning and II II expect
80 stube FOR other eastbound trains
now anWulled will be run On about
regular train schedule.
Just what settlement has been made
With the striking trainmen Is not
known definitely here this morning.
All 49, nfnrmnffon axnllnhle In rail-
road circles here y h IN the order
was fnsned 10 move the Htrike-bound
trains and this order wns carried out
promptly. ~ Is generally believed
The atrikinf trainmen have either re-
turned 20 work 81 those who have re-
signed are being replaced by other
men furnished by the brotherhood
chiefs. Al any rate traihc Is moving
westward and the opinion Is freely
Expressed MON local employees that
unless there are some entirely new
developments. the strike u over IA
Il heiirved trasic will he normal by
not lateF than Monday OF Tuesday.
when the order was received Hast
night that traffic would he resumed
sometime this morning. n. w. Hoyt-
local agent. felt " was a personal duty
70 see that every one OF thn several
hundred passengers scattered over
this city was notified Immediately
Hla first move was 10 have Slides
run In the picture shows. He made
a personal visit 10 an the hotels 10
rout out all who had retired for the
night. then went through each train
looking Tor vacant berths or chairs
and using every means possible no
locate the missing passengers when a
vacant space RAJ located.
Only One fa<s<sRer Len. .
A. the trains were abou to leave.
Mr.. Hoyt discovered there were "a
man and his wife" missing. Calling
for help q thorough anvas OF all the
made but everyone vas reported up
and gone" sun Nr. noyt was not
satisfied. Another trip to me OF the
principal hotels and the couple was
located. fast asleep. They were
aroused and Without stepping for any
unnecessary details appeared on the
platform dressed a. one might expect
They caught their train and from the
steps OF tie car showered thanks and
their blessings upon Hoyt III his
Hfaff Of assistants.
So far AS known there was bu; one
passenger out OF the hundreds ma
rooned here that missed his train. He.
in a way. admitted il was not the
fault Of any Of the railway employees
ns he was AZ a hotel some distance
from the station and had not taken
fhf trouble TO leave word where he
could he found II the rains moved
during the night
strike bound passengers were far
nlfhed meals 10y the Santa Re Rail
was company through the Fred Har-
Ney system. LpEt night meals were
furnished about 600 persons, the din
ine room Of the local notei not clos
Ina until about 1e o'eiock. and plans
had been made 20 continue this for
an Indefinite length Of time.
The meals furnished were not
emergency meals but the regular fare
as furnished to any other guest. with
local product