Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
NO PLANS MADE
ON settlement
L& G. N.STRIKE
FRAME DECLARES HE HAS
CALLED NO CONFERENCE
FOR MONDAY.

by Associated Pfess
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Oct .g.--E.
ID. Frame. general chairman Il the six
hundred trainmen on the International
and Great Northern Riili DAD who are
out On strike. announced upon his ar.
rival In Slh Antonio tonight from chi.
cage. that no conference vi his com
mit,cc has been called IN Houston foi
Monday. Mt. Frame said no plans have
been formulated towards negotiating
with officials ~ the |. . q " with tel.
cience to rcinstating strikers.
Mr.. Frames arrival was rather un.
expected as x had been previously an.
nounced In Chicago that h. wcdld ~
direct o. Houston for tn pu pose ~
comforting Mundiy with his committee
with reference t. settling differences
with the railroad. However. a commit.
tee u three local leaders were 1T the
station Ia .Icct him.
The chairman said no plans would he
made until after h. had goac through
his correspondence at his home. lie
intimatcd that he expected several i'm.
portant kilograms az letters bearing On
the Texas strike which he would study
before announcing the next step.
When asked as To the attitude III IN"
!. 4 q. n. officials toward thu striking
trainmcn. Mr.. Frame Sid he know
nothing about their position.
Notification that the strike has brcn
called of has not been served upon
the l. 4 q. y. executives. Mr. Frame
said.
u know nothing about the I. 4 q.
NJ" he said when asked whether any
section had been taken with road ~.
ficials either by wire ar In person.
Officials Confer.
High officials of the road conferred
for ihrcc hours saturday night. hut no
inkling ns To the probable course to be-
pursued In regard 10 the strike was al
lowed 10 become known.
James a. Baker receiver. Thornwcll
Fay. executive officer. and Assistant
General Manager n. W. Proctor, ar.
rived In Houston nj seven o'clock ana
Immediately went into conference with
General Manager u. q. Gofuth. who
since the inception OF the strike has IL.
rected activities of the rad from this
city. The officials met In the officcs
81 Mr.. Baker.
WIN the I. 4 q. n, allow the train.
men 10 call off their strike and return
ca work." Mr.. ElRcr VIA asked i'm.
mcdiatcly after the conference
Il really emit talk about that now"
the receiver. replied.
WAS. amy mopos,l II the men con
sidercd at the mecting?'
II can't discuss that either" was the
reply.
Asked whether the strike was dis.
cusscd from any particular angie. Mr..
Baker giid that h. must rcitcrute his
previous reply, adding that AT this time
u was impossible Ia discuss the situa.
tion nj all. General Manager Goforth
stated subsequent to the meeting that
81 freights were run over the system
Saturday and the usual amour, ~
switching done. H.. too declined 10 re.
veal wha, had taken place ut the con.
ference ~ officials
100 Per Cent Strike.
Meantime, q. q. Ncliis local chth.
mnn Of the strikers. declared Il w,s
still "ioo per cent strike" Not a
single detection In the ranks IL Mo
men. Ncllls added. had been reported
from over the entire system. 4 ah.lf
~ tlegrnms was received duiin the
day from union leaders NJ Mart. SIN
Antonio. and Palestine. the cnor 70 elch
to the effect that the m,n remained cat
md