Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-17
Several Union Heads Do
Not Favor Walkoui
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Like the nrst group. the. walkout
oH44tths second division 81 roads. viii
aHsct every section of the country,
onss hits the east HARDEST section
Sokxtho country left practically UNI
on the first day. The. sec
oana. group walkout will come at 8 a.
"a nv local standard time, November i.
-. 5E00is In the Group.
official list OF roads in group
NO follows:
81 York. New Haven. and Hart
Lore; Delaware and Hudson: Chicago
snn Eastefnr %Illinois:r st. Louis and
SSAih Francisco CENTRE system);
/ t~onlsvtiIe and Nashville; Nickle
Riate: Erie Railway SYSTEM; Atchi-
system) Atlantic Coast Line: Buff
fAlo. Rochester and Pittsburgh; Della
Ware. LAckawar-- and Western: Lee
hiEh Valley; Nashville. Chattanooga
n st. Louis.
Three OF the remaining largest
roads in the country are included in
The third group. on which, the strike
November 8, The entire Burlington
system. the New York Central (lines
east and westl and the entire system
ofSthe Baltimore and Ohio are among
thos which will feel the strike blow
November g.. The balance Of the
third and fourth groups include the
remaining roads in the country.
Include Smaller Roads.
The roads listed above include all
q With he remainder Of the third
Eroup,. the railroads affected by the
nrnt three walkouts will total approx
imately fifty. several OF the large
reads with the designation "entire
system" or Zines a 81 and west" in
Guiding numerous smaller lines.
st ts expected that all the principal
roads Of the country will feel the eff
feet. of the wa1kout by November 8,
when the men on the third group are
scheduled to leave work. The re-
naaintng roads of the country will be
included In the walkout November s.
ils No Vote Taken.
Two other labor organizations out
side the rs so-called standard bodies.
announced today that no strike votes
q been taken.
80. K Luhrsen. president of the
American Train hspatchers' associa-
ton. which claims a membership Of
80 per cent Of the country's train
dispatchers. said his organization was
going to keep Its skirts clear"
The Toledo convention Of the
american Federation Of Railroad
Workers. an organization claiming
ESVSVVV 1AlClIlOSIS~ 49, WILL QSCluc 10. LlIC
strike question for that body. when
the convention opens tomorrow. At
headquarters, here, it was said no
strike vote had been taken.
The national conference Of State
Manufacturers associations today
wired members in eleven states to.
create temporary organisations to
furnish supplies, use their influence
9 see that public officials enforce the
laws. and Sustain the railroads in
their proposed reduction Of wages"
The telegram went to manufac-
turer's associations of several states
including Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Post Notice.
j. G. .Smock. vice president Of the
United Brotherhood Of Maintenance
OF: Way Employees and Railroad Shop
sl~aborers. announced today that he
had been informed by his homo office
at Detroit that the Erie railroad has
posted q notice that wages of Main
tenance OF way and shop employees
will be cut from 37hc to soc an hour.
effective In thirty days.
Another Cut.
Chicago, Oct. Y7.-The United
States railroad labor board today au-
thorized a twenty per cent wage re-
duction for engineers, motor men.
hrennen. conductors and brakemen of
the Electric Shortlines Railway com
pany and IN doing 30 took into con-
s~fderation for the first time in any
wage decision the financial condition
.ofxfNe carrier.
The board announced that the re:
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