The New York herald., 1922-07-11
RAILROADS ANNUL I
SCORES OF TRAINS
Continued from First Page.

lection OF 800 National Guardsmen with
$50 non-union men on duty.
At Sacramento. Cal. operations were
resumed at the local Southern Pacific
and Western Pacific shops with no
signs of disturbance. Southern Pacific
officials announced that about 1900 men
were at work. but union leaders said
that 1.S00 workers were on strike. AT
the headquarters of the Erie Railway
In Chicago where a labor bureau was
established after the strike was called.
the following sign was. posted at noon:
mo more men wanted. Quota FULL"
The Illinois Central published an an
'nouncement saying that any of It's men
who returned to work before July II
would retain their seniority rights. In
Denver newly employed men were put
to work in the shops without any sign
OF disturbances or even OF picketing At
Altoona, Pa, 1t was reported that scores
OF men working In the shops there had
thrown down their tools to join a
demonstration OF the strikers.
sixty Trnins Annulea. 4
Officials OF the Missouri Pacific an
nounced the annullment of sixty passen-
ger trains. adding that trains on other
divisions probably would be discon-
tinued at the same time. The western
division embraces Nebraska, Kansas
and western Missouri Cancellations or
the road included twelve local passense,
ana mixed trains between Poplar
Bluff' No., and Little Rock, Ark
All train service on the Internatio
and Great Northern from Georretown
TO Roundrack. Tex. was suspended.
Gov. Taylor OF Tennessee received an.
peais to send troops to Memphis to nro-
tect properties and employees of the
Frisco lines. Four special agents 70,
tns frisco were arrested by Memphis
police for carrying, concealed weapons
while off railroad property.
Investigations by State authoritie. IN
Kansas OF the wreck of the Golden stat
Limited on the Chicago. Rock Island
ana Pacific at Topeka were under wav
Inc state also took part in the investi.
CATION OF wreck at Burrtown Saturday
- announcement was made that the
Kansas industrial Court probably would
oroer an investigation of the attack upon
a negro porter at Harrington. Four men,
Two OF them said by officers to be strik-
ers. were Jailed as members Of the marty
which assaulted the negro
Disorders spread to the East whep ths
homes of two Baltimore and Ohio en-
ployees who refused to join the strike
were bombed at New Castle. Pa.
striker was shot at New Castle.
TWO workmen for the Missouri Pacific
at Monroe, La. were fired upon and
wounded. A former employee was ar
rested charged with the shooting. In
that and In numerous instances of dis
turoances in connection with the strike
union leaders deplored acts of violence
In most places where appeals 70,
troops were made. the strikers said al
possible efforts would be made to pre.
serve order and they denounced the calls
for troops.
At Knoxville. Tenn, a policeman and
a negro striker exchanged thirty shots
In running pistol fight. which resulted
In no casualties. The negro surrendered
when his ammunition ran out.
Walter Floyd. a Baltimore q Ohio me.
chanfc, was in hospital as the result O,
a severe beating by six men at Ivy City
District of Columbia.
Special details of police were assigned
to railroad shop and yard districts In
Chicago, Denver, New York and Other
cities throughout the country.