The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-14
STRIKE-BOUND
TRAINS HERE
BEGIN MOVING
Men at Gallup Return to
Work; Local Crews
Still Loyal

Strike bound trains which have
been held In the local yards began
moving out this afternoon when No.
Of last night and No. Z. which ar
rived this morning moved west short
ly after noon. No. D. which arrived
early this morning. and two sections
~ 80. 3. which came In at noon, are
still being held here.
Moving % the trains west followed
advices from Gallup that some OF the
strikers there mad returned to work.
Il was also reported that some Of the
men at WInslow had gone back.
Train No. 2. which was due here
last night. will be brought into Al
bulucrque this evening. Il is not be-
licycd that any other fast bound trains
can be- moved through here before
tomorrow.
Local switchmen and yardmen are
stll al work and it is said the chances
of their ignoring the strlke vote are
brighter. Il Ia said that the day
crews are almost TO a unig In desir-
ing TO remain al work ana the night
men are the ones whp are agitating
a strike.
At Standgtill
Al railroad traffic from the west
and TO the west from Albuquerquc
was al a siandstill early this morning,
There were three trains tied up In the
local yards this morning numbers
one. nine and q deadhoad equipment
train OF last night Two limited num-
ber three's were neld here for sever ht
hours yesterday ana when they rcaum-
ed their journey westward got only aa
fur ~ Gallup where they were tied up.
A stub No. 10 was made up here
this morning and left about on time
for the east. SO far as known there
is little IL any trouhle east until Kansas
city is reached, and "a is thought
these trains viii get that far at least
and 10 is possible that they may even
tually reach Chicago.
According 20 reports here every
body went out az Gallup last night
as b. the Cnse az Wiuslow and other
important points west
The local situation this morning is
normal so far as general appearances
go. although there are rumors and
counter ruinors, some to the effect
that the local truinmcn may go out
az any moment while Information
~. m equally as reliable "a source %
/ TO the CneCt that they 90 not contem- 10
plato striking at all but will await ac-
ton OF the new railway labor board
appointed yesterday By President VII
son whicE is To- take up the railway
wage question az once.
There were about 500 passengers
strike bound on the trains held here
this morning.
Embargo RESTORED.
Tho embargo ON express which had
been In eject to points in the east
for several days was lifted yesterday
but was nut In effect again this morn
l ing. No pcrishnhlDs are being accept
ed for the west aud an other matter
only subject to indefinite delay. i.N-
press FOR IA. east through the gate
ways nt Kansas city. Chicago and
other terminals Will Dee handled In Ike
manner.
similar embargoes have been In cf-
feet ON freight shipments ana up 10
the present have not been changed.
Local retailers express the belief
that there Will be mo- shortage OF foou-
stuffs in Albuquerque due TO the
strike. with the exception of garden
truck and fruits which are received
daily from tho west and VIII not ar
rive during the tio-up Of trains. ship
mcnts Of fresh meats hy the local
branch houses OF tho bis packing CON
Germs did not move last night which
will in % manner increase the loca|
supply of fresh meats. This. added tt
the local slaughtoring establishment
viii insure AN adequate supply for Ia.
cal consumption.