Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-16
President Harding Will Give
Out, Within 36 Hours,
Statement of the Situa-
ton As He Views 1t.
MEN STAND FIRM FOR
SENIORITY STATUS
Aid and Protection of the
Government Is to Be Civ
en- TO the Maintenance of
Railway Operations.


the country Will be INFORMED WITH
in sc hours by President Harding
or every fact in the railroad strike
situation as ne views it, and also
administration advisors said to-
day-Will be given an expression
OF his determination to give the full
aid and protection of the federal
government to maintenance of rail-
way operations. There is no room
for further presidential effort to
bring about compromise settle
ments of the shipments strike, ar
official at the White House who
has been negotiating between man
agements and employees, said, add
ing that the president does not
wish to hinder attempts of the
railroad unions not on strike to
mediate for their associates.
To Refer Negotiations
Meanwhile, there emerged today
from the almost continuous ses-
sions here of the transportation
labor organization heads an invi-
tation to the Association Of Rail
way Executives to reopen negotia-
o. he shopmen's strike, the five
train service brotherhoods of en-
gineers, conductors. trainmen, fire
men and switchmen, acting for the
striking crafts. Warren S. stone,
chief of engineers, expressed the
belief that the executives would
confer again, meeting the brother
hood spokesmen by Thursday, and
press dispatches later confirmed
his conclusion.
President Harding moved tonight
to support the interstate commerce
commission in enforcing safety
laws, which will shortly require
Withdrawals of locomotives from
service on important carriers.
With the matter placed before him
by Chairman McChord, of the
commission, President Harding re-
piled that he knew of nothing to
be done except to insist upon eu-
rorcement of the law" and said he
trusted that 'inspection forces
would exert themselves to the ut
rnoet in order TO he able to pass
unop safe. oouipment."
To Await Peace Efforts
Leaders of the striking railroad
unions now i'm Washington indicat-
od thoir disnosition to await the
!, a,v noaco efforts Of their associ-
ntos go hut made nuhlic their letter
.otao4inm 80, @ president Hardinc's .inaI
..1,SI, Co., oononron,ise scttie- |
- ,o,lt opoc Of Tho strike. Through B. NJ.
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aa stotopent rontending that !
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posds VII 49, tba etril,ers would !
isserteu nc nr,, up1ess assured |
not retuin ~ n;o,.it,, otatue
of uhlli pan eu sel.so soss;on Of tho cab-
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net anu on.tnrs ,3i nreceded the |
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le had reports intimating that