Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-20

cral Judge @. F.. Ami1on today
granted the Chicago, Milwaukee
a. st. Paul ny. an order, restrain
ing local rail unions and individ-
ual strikers 1t Marmarth, N. D., :
from interfering with operations
OF the road and destruction Of
it's property. Striking employees
have interfered with employment
of workmen and have intimated
that other workers would take
their places at great personal
risk, the instrument recites.
!, SEND STRIKE BALLOTS.
2(By The Associated Press)
Chicago, July 2O.-Srike bal.
lots were sent out today to the
$500 clerks and freight handlers
of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul railroad. The ballots
which are re4urnable July 20,
were on the question OF wage
cuts which went into effect July
f0, under an amended order OF ;,
the railroad labor board.
Chicago, July 2o.-B. M.
Jewell, president Of the six fed
day that the railroads /. will
N~sk1AoseAsSsC GSASAA S$SSAS eAAC loSAAAO s
within, two weeks. WA
The strike Is becoming Inorc
effective; daily, he said land the
roads will yield as soon as We
bring them to their knees" .ss
The railroad executives state.
n1ents On the seniority question
were characterized by Mr.. Jewell !.
as camonAa3c designed !, to cover
MP. tho real issuc----a national
striking unions 4 win meet this
afternoon to consider an answer
" to the statement issued, by & tho
railfoed$ oh sciaas last night. ,,5
Washington, July 2o.-Plans are i.
ssWastdn&tons y JYlys \ 40.-Rslane =,
:. :. safe being work6d out BIZ vaS4ous Z
goyernment ,2Eenc;cs secure
Y the dLs:fibattcn % tis.t pEesens
Il was announced by secretary
To Comics: Petition.
Superior. Wis, July 2O.-Decisi6n
was reached today by members Of the
railroad mems union who are out on
strike to contest the petition of the
Great Northern Railway company for
a permanent injunction restrafnin
the men from picketing when the case
comes up for hearing Saturday, July
%, before Judge c. .SLuse in federal
court. s:.5 ss$ h. t5.t!> il !, . 45, n
Chicago, July 2o.-With imn1edi-
ate prospects for peace In the railway
strike zone, strikers and railroads to-
u f0 q Nf OF ufh nh a
statement Of Chairman Hooper ~ the
Railroad Labor Board chat the board
no longer was engaged In peace ne
gotiations left the situation open to
direct negotiation between strike
leaders and railway chiefs, or at
tempts from" other quarters.
Union officials remained firm in
their demand that full seniority
rights be restored to- the 100000
shopmen' now. on strike, that. being
the rock on which peace efforts were
{ broken Rail heads were: equally. Arm
in their insistence seniority rights OF
men now at work ba.. recognized
There was no indication from either
side of.a% weakening Of the determ.
ination to carry the point at issue.
247 Trains Cancelled. "a
Fuel shortage was being felt by the
-
being nearly exhausted, according te
officials. Curtailment.of OF train opera
tons due to shortage Of !. coal and
equipment. has gradually Increased
until 247 trains have been cancelled
or are about. to be- cancelled, say re.
ports from railroad centers in the
west. The southwestern lines have
apparently been hardest hit. Strike
leaders declare the strike is being fell
, by the iron and steel industries; thai
coal mines in parts Of West Virgins
are without coal cars and that por.
ton Of ]. the fruit crop Of the Pacific
coast is endangered by lack Of trans
=. Clerks to Quit. :y. s N 4.
Representatives OF the brotherhoot
Of railway clerks declared IS per cen
OF the 5000 clerks, employed by thu
Chesa peake and Ohio railway ;woult
Hioin the ranks OF the. strikers today.
At Kansas City general chairman
of the maintenance Of way men.
union. in d, telegram to President p
r, Cradle, said that members of thu
union in tho southwest would strike
Of their own accord unless a speed!
settlement is reached. ,'5,, ~ ]. Fl h
"A conference between union heads
and road Sofiictals in Chicago wa4 ex
DecteQ TO avert! T. W8lkOuC Oh 81 1,OVS
clerks on the Chicago and North
western railway. gz. q III I
Negotiations between ON cials OF th,
International and Great Northern
railway and representatives Of s thu
,clerks' union at San Antonio, Tex.
came to nothing and twalkout VA,
predicted by c. Kuhenbacker, chair
man Of the clerks. I! & 81 n,
Railroad repair shops In the eas
are manned at nearly, sixtyNper cen
4 of normal, Secretary Walbur Of thl
bureau Of information OF eastern rail
ways, said In q; statement issued q
diNrict 10 concerned '.the strike 4
lust about ovef. the staten1Snt add
Restraining orders ana injunction
looking to the ection Of ratlroaa
nroperfys, and opera ations were grantee
4 do3en or more cit tics. s g. IN
Meantime continued disturb rbAnce
a.: Pittsburg and tHoda Gtons Kansas
q Caused Governor y Allen 10 issue Au
fhoftty for mo- biiixAt Ation 0f the M
& tionaE guard. iss Il.
IN North Carolina Governor Nor
& ,.aon authorised ssnd dins Ska&e troop
10 ABerd cen, whsre ~ ysas rep eposta1 ],
III ~ inspector of the 80 beard AZ
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