Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
65 PER Cent
MILEAGE NOW
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Late REPORT


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NEW YORK. Scpt. lt.--Aithough
five eastern roads announced today
they would not meet stfl',ers 90 con-
slider tho terms adopted by tho policy
committee IN chicago yesterday prcsl
dent A. H. smith ~ tho New York
Central agreed to meet tho system
officials of the shopcrafts ON his Iines
tomorrow. if.
" u. Underwood. president of the
Eric declared that tho strike was
cfuinblIng' and that his road at present
WIS not considering entering into
negotiations fvr n settlement with iss
striking fhopmcn. Z. II. Stein, general
manager ~ the Central ruilrood u New
Jersey declared hIs road would not
even consider a settlement proposal ON
tho Chicago meeting terms. ". n.
LooinIs. president Of the Lshigh Valley.
said his employees wcrc forming an
association Of thar own and that Il
now would In ''cut Of the questions fer
tho iehish In enter into any settle.
ment negotiations. ~
Warning was given IVY high admin.
istration officials today that the country
must recover from ihc aftermath of ths
recent Industrial ,uphnvsi l,sfoFs
economic benefit IN flowing from the
settlement of thu raiiroad atrike can
reac, fully upon national business con-
dliions. ~
Secretary Hoover took the view that
although tho country 10 now undoubt.
edy better off than II was ayear asp.
II will probably hc NIX months befbro
d high plane II prosperity u attained,
while Secretary Mellon. although con.
sldering the buslness outlook Very
good" recognized m eorestalline imsns'
date commercial expansion tlsa linii'
taiion imposed upon transportatiogl
facilities by ear ahrtaRc ana q possl
Bile inadequate labor sspnly. a
Tho greatest ioss ne n rcmiit of ths
strike win he bmnc by the farmers
according to analysis of che sltuatlsS
by Secretary Hoover IN which Ne
reached the con@'usl"n that the
economic wound received by the
country should bc quickly healed.
Reports today 10 the u.sbr Ipspast.
fnent from M representatives In O..
easo brought additional dslslls ~ ~
~ope ID which ths partial setsIemsnl
of the railroad strife was sxpcctsa -
extend. AZ hast ~ per- rent ,es the m.
roads affected by the slrlke have -
proved the Wnrrrn. Wls1ard- -Jeweu phn,
they DECLARED while sufficient s(lses car.
rIers had slgnlflcd thelw willingness ~
with on tlsls basls % bring the eseaD
io 81 per rent n I'M Ra1lsnal usDeaGp.
"rhc estimate ~ current coal miners
wager iost In the five months ~
strike, is na q correct insls u the
estimation of the total loss" Secretary
Hoover said "trcause over psrl0d ~
eighteen months we wtii probably eoa'
sum. approximately the kanc sulon1s1
of coal. In other words. the miners wili
work more days IN the week ana RIO
duce moro coal In the next slx a. siGht
months than they would have pfoduce1
N there had been no ssrIks and thue
the vase role the next q a. mnnths
vii he larger and vii. In eonsldes'
alaa degree, compesusais the Ices duriaG
this suspension"
'"rhe real Ices wauid lie more In tn
loss ~ nFodue,islsy In industries thai
have or might have te eloss down ~ I
result of the esal strike
The greater Ices tasias u ono boine
met hy the farmer az result n M
railway strike. The exrort ~ Tara
pfn,lure has 'e'n seriously Ini.ffsFce
with hy the lnalAllIy ~ the railways n
lrAnsiast preiuee. i'FieoH arc there
lmu nnduly dennsssd IN ihr aErlsuliufs
reglnna and The farmer 10 saifessnz
gfleynuslY
"Thr inability ~ iranvrofl msnnfsr
lursd pFssluris Nill rrsaie sslnle desires
~ les Hat not 30 rerlous as that u
aufhnliun
There aru other lossss that must II
ronnioi l,lo tho national lshnce sheet
nlrh AZ ,he aalnage o. the rails sss
ihg sNifa rhags,s ~hleh thss have
lsrn put a. tho rofi " kee nlns The
mn'r opsn and maintaining shssn our
rs lhe Isflpd u suspsns IN, and Z
hundIsd o1hef llsns that are ~ imI'oss
ancf"