South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-03
MAINTENANCE OF
WAY MEN AWAIT
STRIKE ORDERS
Rail Executives Express Hope
That Men Will Not
Join WalkOut.
STRIKEBREAKERS HIRED
Second Day of Shopmen's
Strike Fails TO Interfere
With Transportation.

III 4 ais l'ol lAtANAs
CHICAGO, July 2.-CBy A P
Railway executives, union leaders
and the United states railroad labor
board marked time sunday IN the
countrywide strike Of shopmen
while train service continued unin-
tcrrupted by Saturdays walkout. p.
NJ Jewell head OF the shopmen.
who ignored the orders Of the labor
board 20 appear before % and eX-
plain his strike action spent the
day az union headquarters receiving
reports from all sections Of the
country. While he refused 20 give
any figures. he asserted that the
walkout was practically 100 per-
cent"
Railway executives. however.
claimed that probably less than 90
percent Of the 4O1. 900 repairmen
had Joined the walkout which began
az 10 a. m. Saturday Because Of
the sunday holiday they said they
had been unable 10 make a complete
check Of their shopmen but that
train service would continue regard
less of how many laid down their
tools
With the union leaders refusing
10 treat with the labor board the
railway executives asserting that
the dispute was entirely between
their former employees and the gov
eminent and the labor board as
suring the full protection OF the
government interest IN railway cir
cies centered on Detroit where the
executive council OF the United
brotherhood OF Maintenance OF En-
ployes will meet Monday 70 canvass
the strike ballot OF the track men
Hope was expressed by the rail ex-
ecutives that the maintenance OF
way men would not Join the walk
out.
Attacks Board
Mr.. Jewell explained he ignored
the boards summons. because the
board failed 70 exclude from wage
reduction hearings almost 50 roads
that had in part or wholly violated
rulings Of the government tribunal
which he said has caused railroad
employees 70 regard the board with
no slight misgivfngs.
Practically all ~ these an roads
violated decisions Of the labor
beard" Mr. Jewell said yet they
were included in the wage reduction
hearing II the board had ruled
that these roads were not entitled
70 participate in these hearings. the
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