The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
HANDS OFF POLICY BY RAILWAY
EXECUTIVES STRIKERS LOSE
SENIORITY RATING.

no body will starve and nobody will
freeze even though the shop crafts
union strike continues until October,
When the seasons heaviest traffic
comes, the American Association of
Railway executives officials today an
nounced that they would maintain a
hands OF" policy, leaving each road
to extrlcate itself from the strike.
Shop Crafts Unions OutIawed.
Ch1cago-(A. P.)-Six railway shop
crafts unions, which went on a strike
Saturday, were outlawed by the Uni
ted States railroad labor board today.
An informal resolution of the board
declared the unions, by their action,
forfeited all rights before the board as
railway employees and that new or
ganlzations of the shop men taking
the strikers places should be formed
TO represent the shop employees in
disputes before the board.
Claim Have Right to Strike.
Chlcago-(A. P)-Timothy Healy,
president of the stationary firemen and
oilers, today dispatched kilograms to
$50 of his local unions, telling them
that the men have a perfect right to
strike now, ii so desired. The mes
sages were sent in answer to inquir-
les asking authority to join the strik-
ing railway Shopmen. Reports to
Healy today said that about half of
the flremen and oilers were ready to
quit work
Coast Roads Advertise. for Men.
San FTancisco-(A. P.)=Railroads
of the Pacific coast advertised today
for men to replace the shop workers
who struck last Saturday A number
of non-union men begun work in the
Union Pacific shops at Seattle, ac-
cording to company officials, who also
said that 20 others went to work in
their shops at La Grande, Oregon.
Take Strikers off PayroIls.
New York-(P. A)-The Railway
association of New York.
late today, the decision to
take the names of striking shopmen
from the payrolls Of eastern roads en-
terlng here, thereby depriving them of
their seniority rating The action fol-
labor board, outlawing the strikers.
Senate Forced to Recess.
Washington-(A P.)-The senate
was unable to hold quorum today,
and was forced to recess until We'd
nesday, after its approval of tariff
rate of five cents a pound on shelIed
almonds went over
Boxing Match; Not Prize Fight.
Michigan City, Ill.-(A. P,)-Sheriff
William e. Anstiss, of Laport county,
his afternoon announced that he had
lotified Governor Warran T. McCray
hat the scheduled fight between Ben
~ Leonard and Rocky Kansas
lere tomorrow, is a boxing match and
lot prize fight and therefore within
he provisions of the Indiana Law.
Call for Bank Statements.
Washington-(A. P.)-The comp
roller of the currency today issued a
all for statement OF the condition
f all national banks at the close of
usiness June 80
Japan Denies Evasion.
Toklo-(A. P)-The admiralty to-
ay issued a formal statement flatly
enying the recent reports that Japan
, evading the Washington naval
reaty by increasing the construction
auxiliary vessels. The statement,
rhlch outlined tentative auxiliary
rogram, also announced that Port
rthur, taken from the Russians in
lie Russo-Japanese war, would be
DandOned as naval port.
Fatal Train Wreck in New Jersey.
Atlantic City, N. ia. P.)-At
'ast seven persons were killed and
bout rs others injured, half of them
early today when the Cam
City express train left
lie rails at Winslow Junction, 81 miles
ON here, and rolled down an en-
ankment. The actual number of dead
Ill not be known until the wreckage
thoroughly searched
Fight Goes on in Dublin.
Dublin-(A. P)-The final assault
/ the positions of the republicans
I'D in Sackville street begun at nine
m. today, and was still continuing
arly an hour later. other areas held
? the insurgents in various parts of
e city, were occupied by the free
aters during the night
Nom Union LabOrers Assaulted
Perry, Iowa,-(A. P.)- Twenty
borers, brought from Chicago, pre-
mably to work in the Chicago, Mil
aukee & st. Paul shops, were stoned
d chased from town Sunday night
band of strike sympathizers.
Dead-LOcked on Coal Strike
CA. P)- Dead locked
er basis of negotiating the settle
INT of the bituminous coal strike,
2 conference of operators and chi
Mine Workers officials, accepted
: suggestion of the government rep
'entatives today and adjourned until
xt Monday.
lintenance Workers Strike Deferred
Detroit, Mich-(A P.)-The threat
ed strike, of the Maintenance of way
rkers was again deferred today,
en- the executive board Of the Uni
Brotherhood of Maintenance of
" employees and Railway Shop La
'ers, announced, after an all day
sion, that no action will be taken
til after the conference with the
tied States railroad labor board in
lcago tomorrow.