The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-03
Gov. Smith, Mayor Hylan
and Other Officials Fail
to Get Armistice.
OUTLAWS ARE BALKED
Court Spuns Efforts at Ne
gOtiatiOn Until All Men
Resume Work.
10 P. c. JULY RISE STANDS
5000 Trainmen Ready to OPP
crate Lines-POlice Break
ing Strikes Backbone.

Complete elimination of the Amalga-
mated Association Of Street and Elec-
trio Railway Empoyees' of which the
striking Brooklyn carmen are mem
bers, and the return Of the men to
their Jobs was demanded last night by
Federal Judge julius NJ. Mayer
This was his reply to a letter sent
him by Mayor Hylan following a con-
ference which Gov, Smith also attend
ed, and at which an attempt was made
to open peace negotiations with the
strikers, and also to get Judge Mayer
to state what kind of an offer would
meet with his approval.
Judge Mayors letter virtually de-
mands complete surrender. and
makes II plain that the Judge, who has
the final say on all matters affecting
the finances of the company, will not
enter into any parleys whatever until
the men have given in He asserts that
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will assure the mon the right of col
lectiva bargaining, but makes them 10
wage offer excepting one submitted to
them by Receiver Garrison, several
weeks ago, which was rejected by
hem before they went on strike.
The company is preparing to do its
utmost to-day to break the strike by
tbrowino q do,,bl,d ,,,orli,o, ro,.on ,,,+o
Tho aoId ,,o1o,. at,o,,,, IT. -,
'!ie Ae'u ui'"eT s''ohs pollce protec-
"oh' IL was announced last hlght that
an attempt would be made to operate
4G6 surface cars. or nearly one-quar-
ter OF the normal service, The ele-
vated service also will be augmented. 1. i.
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Judge Mayors Final stand.
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ten after 4 rn,ferenco ,,,tth ps.",,.s.
I,indIeI, NJ carrison los, 'i,,ht a,,S
which seems to nrecIude oI, DosoiL,o aF
forts OF immediate settIement foIious.
MY DEAR Mn NAyop~ dul,, 80
ccived Your letter of even dale inform
ing me that the Board of Estimate and
Apportionment, together with tho Gov
crnor of the State. met with Representa-
tives OF the Amalamated Association
anu were III receipt OF an Offer OF set
tlement from the joint board of such
association. a copy of which offer Is
contained in your letter. You then re-
fer to statement made by me over the
telephone to you that l would not deal
either directly or indirectly with the
Amalgamated Association but would be
pleased to state to you and the Board
OF Estimate' II you so desired, the terms
upon wnlch the present strike might
ne enued' ana you request me so to
S'au
,,a : ieel 'nat snoulu
me in the premises
ni..a -" 1ni, auIateu ASsocla.'oh electeu
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VIII De Trcreant To my obvious dulN 10
u'e people Vi tiils community II snou'd
asu'h pl"Ce 'leir N,ril INTERESTS in-
Sol'eu dc 'i.1s "re ~. ','.S .i"il9po. t, t".,on
s!s'en'' Ut '"e mercy oA an assooiutiu"
uial mas proven ltsel ia,.''icsS 10 NS
ophSatohS anu irLespoilslDie III ,ts con
uuu'' = oa,lno'' 'i'., en'y'
WIN my urn con'lc'loH Vi my uuIE'
permit negotiations UT agreements u'-
rectiy or lnulrectly now or pereal'eT
win this assoc'dtion anu, oI sotse'
cannot bargain WIN tnls Hssoc'atIon Us
to terms upon wh'ch the sulNe may oe
ended
S.,Ior,,x Rights SafeRuarded.
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'If the men (eXcept those responsible
Tor the present stuatlon) return 10 thur
positions their seniority and other priv
leges will he restored to them, They can
rCturn with the absolute assurance that
;he Court win see to it that the right Of
collective bargaining will be carefully
safeguarded tnd that representatives. or
their own choice can havt direct dealing