Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-10


railroad conlorH, was announced Ia.
day by A, v, whitney, yieo.prosIdrnl
of the. Brotherhood. Of. Rallroad
Tralnmcn,- who conferred with a
committee 0f strikers from the chi.
cag0 ana Northwestern railroad
The delegation WAS said 10 have
told Mr. whitney that vote would
be- taken within ~ hours with "A
view 10 ending the strike on that
railroad by saturday night nroln-
crhOOd officers said tia u number VI
strikers returned 10 work today and
predicted that the movement .of
freight Into the Chicago acA would
be near normal by next week An
other group Of strikers today rcaueh.
ted the Mayor OF chlcaRo 10 take
stops 10 settle the strike by address.
ihg a mass meeting Of yard employ
oa,"
Leaders OF the Insurgents said the
strike was not only not broken but
would he carried on until u new
union was completed
Reports from rail- conlora through.
out tho country Indicated that nearly
10000 railroad mon were In strike
Freight embargova were declared In
n itlmher Of elites by railroads ~
fecieG by the walkOut freaks In
the strike we're roporlod IN q few
places swltchmen and brphomcn
ON tho Missouri Pacific lnilfNnh M
Nedalln, Missouri, who wuikod nut
this morning returned ~ work this
afternoon, Railroad off.'ors IN the
New York area reported Mrlketq
were returning IN New Jersey yards,
where about half the workers dull
their poatp.
nlght denounced the strike ~ purely
nigh denounced the strike ~ purlry
mn attempt TO disrupt the old union,
More Time Asked,
More time In which 10 break The
strike was asked In u letter addreH,
scd to the Western Association "
Railroads by the railroad brother
hoods.
Important Developments Of the
day we're the ordering NJ an inyoa.
tlgatlOn OF the strike by the hcnnio
ana an announcement by W, g.,
Lee, president of brotherhood OF
Railway Trninmon that the brother.
hood would oppose any attempt 10
settle the walkoul by mediation
Eve shall resist every effort ~
rotilc this illegal strike by mcdiu'
ton" Mr. Lee said rThcrc IL noih'
Ing Ia mediate hlhlslctp NJ lnsutg.
cn,s nnd the tiRht " To prove the
trcngn svd lNhor ORGANISATION
The bfotherhood clelm 'hr lro'Rhl
traffic IN Chlcneo was my per r'hl
oi normal today was conn'vred ny
the 'rchclE association lhhl the ll'Wp
had become more nearly 'onhplo'o'
Wage Question Sr'onuN.N,
Thc QUESTION w WNs'N "hu uuu,'
had become OF secondary import
uncc, &c lorulnR w 1"u -, n.u"au We
prosid'ht o' wv 'h,,oso ,Wuvn ~
ISOLATION Whlch o'''ou 'ho oHNWe'
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prrmacy belW.oh wv Nv" W." w
old unions u,unau sau w" n ~,
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4, tho Nam yo,k area. railroad ~.
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ing ellv''s w 'lvs" . ron,r,sd
hhhoush ouhun''s .,,n,,'on All
W Wv ,"p pap'a es.r,ous Ncarly four
was Was yun ., '',n,oye' M % railroad.
lhoush" r'up,"' ,r",uli,g swarh.
'h'e''ns a"'.an and tlrcmen we're
men, 'nh,n W. 49, wv
''pu'',u NV aa,s d,.,r,,t mclud.
. IN 'he ~ l""', N'd,son mn
ms has' s'' w. NV" W, ,ne"m,ns and oui
an 'unH'sv v" =" - orlercd
Eolnk llelsh """ 80 Az s,rit.
fsfun.h un ,u"' ,,a,a MI
an s,IIronds I'M Kan.as CiN Opcr-
~ las.,"s ',,,, -, ,ac,N %,,b ,he broth.
M,"s ""a nauwav Trainnru we're
'nu." " .,harso WIS declared
sm's .ason,inr trelehi and mack ne
,,ian,s c~riallod their output from
p,""' ner cont Riehard " Hop.
u,ns " ~ General Of Kausacs.
49,, IN, hiapket information
''r", n narsons rosnonsible for the
Wsils A. Kansas Guy we're being
n,enared
p'y ,.o,n,s ,brouphout the southwest
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