The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-06
NO ANTI-STRIKE CLAUSE.


PROVISIONS Iorbddns strife, fixing penalties or violation, have
eliminated legislation concre,
Ms expected forecast b failure oi M House include
sseh railway MEASURE and b, President wilson's tac, approval
n right ,ik. Also tn. presidential there
Se,Isney OH the part Of either party to enact legislation likely offend
ssssnred labor party recently launched admitted failure
~ bulk OF the labor N the Two leading parties ba' IN
Ne In that labor is ior influence t' that It's
great inilueuc, sfp,rtn, ' modification OF The cunmin' bill
But without obdig strike he credit for some
Effort prevent em The compromise measure provides Tor board
u employees settle disputes with provision for appeal
another board Which the publ, viii he represented The findings OF
ee no, binding they
they oprorluni,e, dcheon which viii the
Ope,uou. and check The agor to degree There ha,
Sste general strike railway enpor' II has been there has
ben anything approaching such calamity which facts encouraging
eGssdeng future CONTROVERSIES oi the nioldi
The remains the public be protected from such
hterrupior Of transportation As the matter stands lies ars vii" The
railways and their employees determine whether that safeguard must
supplied by further legislation n they reasonably Harmonious con
ubm, ia mediation When differences arise change may he
eesded heads affairs hohhoods and fairness
1eaes policy the roads the public Will be to let matters
snd ss they are but there an aroused dc,etpaon this
ruled ruined by whether capital
o. labor Having worked dr viii On pending legislation the "" men
Z an still somewhat probation
Tha, the eonfe have agreed r o. profits
H. railroads o period and onea after their return
private management the likelihood Of strike resulting from lowered
wages railway laar leaders seemed fear The Arrangement
portion o the increase the h1erhood are asking hui
they realize the importance OF moderation The public IS deceived
the Of such increase By too r By asking 100 much
they which VIII until The public which
still government, has gained the protection needed
Cooperation work and industry will maintain this nation going
gaining As that realization there will he les, iendne>'
or Of obstruction destruction and agna,n The
railroads are essential .0A .t who that field
activity responsibility the public 'hcy matter
what congress does or doesn't do about
The and southwest lost friend and helper IN the death OF + !
Ripley chairman the board OF directors Of the Santa f railway As
resident OF he something than ra'
president lie builder James u was to the north
vest Is anxious faithful hng the development of the region
the maintenance excellent a'oah Poo OF
h ability prosperous when other roads
serving favored e rocks OF receiver
ship TO the and able OF big business such MI Nry vas
sometime, iorsCt while ppaudrg the politicians
Oklahoma tlea'ct p,e dee led exploiting the
careers bandits films Their dr,, another evidence OF the
censorship public opinion It largely tie policy Of the theatrical and
motion picture ot what they want Protests
saan the upe voluntarily abandoned have been numerous
Other protest, apa, Objectionable features could be used 10
good advantage
Considering urty which clouds up the Mcoan situation
toesnt deliver much u a