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TRACkMEN LIKELY
TO REMAIN ON JOB
Shoemen Discuss Peace Terms
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HOPES OF SETTLEMENT RISE
Numerous Conferences Have Been Ar.
ranged-Reports Of Disorders on De-
crease-Miiitia Out in Some States.

Chicago, July 19-With indications
there would be no immediate extension
Of the railroad strike. peace negota
lions again were to the fore.
Points of any peace program which
may end the strike were discussed a
il meeting of the executive council Of
the federated shop craft unions. Al
six presidents of the shopmen's union:
attended this meeting with B. NJ. Jew
ell, the strike leader.
Il. +. CRADLE, of the maintenance OF
way brotherhood, also had confer
ence with Mr. jewell. after which Mr.
CRADLE said he did nor expect his mer
70 join in the strike Mr. Cradle alsf
was in conference with members OF
the railroad labor board, but Mr.. Jew
ell was said to have conferences ar
ranged with the chairman, Ben w
Hooper, or other members of the
board.
Railway executives were said to
have conferred with board members
again.
The first action of the trackmen' 5
union under the compromise agree
ment recently reached with the labor
board came. Request for an increase
N pay was filed against the Chicago
Milwaukee and ST Paul railroad.
another conference between Mr.
Hooper. w. L. McAIenimen, labor mem
her Of the labor board. and Mr.. Gra-
bic was arranged, iii an endeavor 10
eXpediate the new wage cases
Motor truck mail service was in
stalled between Colmesnell and Trim
.ty, Texas, it was reported to the post
office department at Washington.
Reports of violence still We're numer-
Gus, although fewer, and none was al
AL serious.
Injunctions were granted by federal
,ourts to several railroads to restrain
strikers from interfering with opera
ton of trains. These included the Louis
vile ( Nashville, Morgan's Luisiana
& Texas (Southern Pacific) and Trans
Mississippi Terminal railroads at New
Orleans, the Missouri Pacific at ST
Louis and the Baltimore l. Ohio at
NieN Siluu
Suits were filed against interference
with shop operations at Toledo by the
Wabash, and at Montpelier, Ohio, by
The Detroit, Toledo and Shore Line. --
Picketing was forbidden in injunc.
tions granted four roads at Springfield,
H., and ii petition for .imilar in,
junction was filed at Indianapolis by
:he Chicago, indianapolis and Louis
vile railway.
Several hundred members of the six
cen standard Texas railroad labor or.
met in Waco to discuss the
strike and to determine actor
A. st. Paul railway executives an
nounced railroads Of the Northwest
would start determined efforts to re.
organize their shops, following failure
10 negotiate a regional settlement of
the strike.
At Ell Dorado, Ark, four men were
in connection with the kid
mapping Of special agent of the Mis-
souri, Pacific
Extra policemen, including seven
teen deputy United States marshals
were on duty at Perry, Iowa, following
an attempt TO tamper with a locomo.
tive
Three units of the Missouri national
guard were removed from Poplar
Bluff, Mo, to an unknown destination
In North Carolina state troops were
ordered to Rockingham, Wilson, Rocky
Mount and Durham.
Governor Hardwick authorized the
sending Of state troops TO Waycross
ia, following disorders there