Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-28
PROPAGANDA AGAINST
UNIONS TOO STRONG
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ton adopted BY the labor board. an
nouncIne that no further wage rcdGe'
ton petitions for any one group u em'
ployer would be considered until rules
and woriinr conditions for that group
Tad been settled. was decidedly in
atrnm, nial' In bringing about the ac'
ton c.liing of the walkou,.
Tssey declared that they believed un
der this resolution u would bc months
lsfore their pay again could he re
daoed.
pieas~s Heard.
The union resolution was immediate.
IN communicated TO the labor board.
ard proved particularly gratifying o.
Walter McNisnimen. member uf the Ia.
Tor group. who was instrumental In
bringing about the settlement OF the
crisis.
Mr.. McMenimen. personal friend
u Afr. Lee and former trainmen,
paved the why fer conferences between
the board and union men. particularly
those. to-day. which were addressed 10y
Ian Hooncr. member u the public
grocp.
Il am immensely grailficd." said Mr..
McAenifaen. WHEN informed 81 the EN-
ploy.s' action. 1T takes a great worry
III my mind. and am sure II will be
lest fur all"
Mr. Hcc:er expressed himself a.
"tick.ef to death over the cancellation
offth~ walk.ut order.
slam glad the railroad employees
have. taite, such wise action" he said.
'Th~y hav. taken n step which they
win nrver rerre, and which viii bring
them approval frm every one In this
ouinsiy.
N. am rar.iculsrly glad that IN.
wOria armament conference now can ~
ebout aud work In the capital 81 q
ration whieh L. not torn by an internal
Inapssrisl dispute"
Nemers OF the Labor Board said that
the action of the labor leaders meant
that thr boards decision on yester
ds4o's conference between the board
the unions and tho railroads. 10 deter
mise n the transportation act had beer
vtolnsed In the strike activities. would
~ decideosy mild.
Change Attitude.
The hoard which today informed tho
Unions that this decision would "handls
then without ungioved hands" II the,
"a not call off the strike by morning
wou5d take the attitude now that tbs
dispuse had been settled and that con
aeQuensly the matter asain was cut Of
IN, hands. members said.
The decision. one member said
probably would be n recital OF events
les11ns ~ 20 the conference and ther
= uunrc statement that the board seei
nothinx further to do" members said
The dscision probably will be issues
alsoOt 10 O'Clock tomorrow. immediate
~ after the kilograms calling off th'
ssstks are sent out by heads Of tn,
uaions. These are scheduled to b
fiIed att O. m.
In discussing the resolution anullllnl
the. strike orders. the union PRESIDENT
declared that rs outstanding featur,
was that it was based on the state
usont made 10 the unions by Bei
Hooper of the board that wege redsc
tioas would. not be considered by tn,
hoor1 ,fog any employees until the rule
sna wurlElng conditions for those EN-
ployes had been settled"
3urnins Point.
Mr.. Hooper's arguments made pos
sIbas BY tho missionary work Of Afr
AcMenimen. were the turning point Il
tho discussions over calling off thu
walhDue. IL union leaders said.
he chlefB pointed out that the strik,
shonlut<ly wns off. and that walkou
coon not now be called until q new
VOC had been taken.
We are not making any plans nos
for q new VOTE" said Mr.. Lee.
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