The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-15

! lhu ulu iH chF''l'u IA'' ''ih'I wv.
should ,ho report indicate tho mood
fut a more thorough investigation
ur special action, the approprlh'"
steps Will be- taken, Colonel SiNion
said.
DENisON. Texas July it-.hdi
. Gen. Thomas Barton ~ the Texas
national guard ard Tom Hickman.
captain ~ tho TDNIs rangers. arrived
. horc tonight ~ make survey "i lhr
situation ~ th" request ~ Gov I'hl
. " Sct
General Barton aud captain
'Turtmtu held conference tonight
with local officials uf th" Ni''uiN
kansas 4 Texas railroad ana ioWur-
lrow viii meet with officers pt the
local railroad labor unions a r1f.
|nde of an union mon iH scheduled
for tomorrow morning.
pE%isOS. Toxas. july - .."&o
'atrlEc breakers VIII hc brouEb' into
. pruIgon and no attempt Will h'
Imldo ip open tho shops here Until
adequate protection for the workers
has been pruvldcd by The stat" ur
federal government" W VI Whit
Itoutuu. ususltut chief operating of-
Inccr ~ tho VI * & r. uIlrotd.
IIuv,sIgutiug tho strike situation
hero stated tonight WhItt"u'uu
|sald sufficient protection iR NOT ht.
ling provided by tho city or county
lat the pTCHout time.
Whitionton denied that any NJ the
InllcE,d strike broukcra ropurioi 20
have been seized bv strikers wrT"
drought iu by the railroad company.
"f' ig not safe 10 attempt 10 bring
In workers at tn" preH'ut," no said.
Tho company viii not cndnuger tho
lives OF tho rclicf men, which would
result under present conditions
when we have assurance that work
crs can be imported without dis
|turhauco from union men Hud their
followers. action viii he taken 10 re-
Iopou tho shopa"
Tho strike situation here tonight
was more unsettled than AT any
time since tho clash botWCon union
men ana alleged strike breakers
Wednesday morning, Unofficial rc-
ports are current that federal troops
viii be sent to bouison within IS
hours. Railroad and local officials
would not comment on the report
tonight.
WAsn1NGTON. July While
, opinion as to tho outcome or tho
railroad strike was reflected at tho
White House today there was furth-
or evidence that the administration
intends 20 Hccp n firm grip on the
situation and that every force M
the command of the government
win be utilized TO insure maintr-
nance OF necessary Interstate trans
portation.
Members ot the cabinet who met
with President Harding In the rogu-
lar Friday session placed their main
| Iatinnf. 4n al 80 %,
Hooper OF tho United states railroad
lnhor board to find solution to tho
, problem. Tho meeting was under
stood to have been devoted largely
, 20 discLFCsion OF tho rail and cool
strikes and 10 tho adminlstratlon's
attitude in the event of certain con.
tingenCies.
4. =, May Draft Workers
The president was said 10 hold tn,
View that should government opera
tion OF the carriers become rccessar!
1t would not abridge the liberty O
railroad workers 10 be drafted to
= service IN the positions In which the
have had experience.
Messages reaching the postofriC
department during the day. how
ever, indicated the anxiety 90 rail
road officials and I'm some cases O
!. postal inspectors over tho situation
q at certain rail Ccnters. iucMdinl
nenison, ToNarkan0, Marshall an,
3 Fort Worth, Texas, and Hatticsburg
v Miss
G Further requests for federal pro
lection reached tho war dcpartmcn
., from pcnlson whore tho federal rr
,. ceircr OF the NJ. X. X r. railroa
=, was understood 10 hold the vie,
? that all trains would have TO sto
Al within three days unless prOtectio
!, vas S!vS0 10 sHupn-u wuthiuE -
, vital repairs to rolling stock.
- Requests from United states Mar
"a shal George Stauffer OF Clevelan
for l40O deputy marshals and dut
= In the northern district Of Ohio, q
"a reported I'm press dispatches. ha
A. not reached tho department ot iu
! ticc tonight and the attorney-geuer
=, would not indicate what actlo
NJ would he taken In advance ~ its T,
"a ccipt.
No L. s. Troops Needed.
" Possible Use OF federal troops
p protect railroad employees rcm1ll
e Ing on their Jobs was deprecated
I'd union circles as tending 10 aggrlNa
IL the situation. This view was g.
tn pressed by J. 2. Noonan. preside
v International brotherhood ot Ele
10 irlcal workers. and Nv Preside
he Gompers OF tho American FEEDER
tIon Of Labor. who declared the
was no Justification for use
troops.
Decision on whether troops won
he sent 20 preserve order at Der
m, son apparently was being withho
or At tho war department until the (
ld spector general Of the Eighth cor
O. area. ordered 20 the Hcene today r
- ported on the situation at that ra
road center.
III Early I'm the day report from Z
o. receiver TO Secretary Weeks is u
nj derstood 10 have indicated that 90
l. ornor Nef ~ Texas intended
IN take no action. The message fro
'Ts tho receiver was not made pub