Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-08

ChzcaEo. July (By the A. P.)-Thei hrss week Of the strike of railway shop nen ended tonight with sporadic out- breaks of violence reported III widely scattered secti0ns of the country. troous he'd in readiness to quell trouble n H. iinols and soldiers requested in other stares and union officials. railroad exc cutives and the United States railroad labor board standing firm in the posi- ton each assumed when the walkout started July l.
 The attitude of the federated shop crafts was indicated tonight when B. M. Jewell. head os the railroad employees department Of the American Federation Of Labor, issued a statement disclaiming any further responsibility for continua- tscu of the strike and holding the rail reads and the labor board to blame for she length of time the walkout lasts.
 Those who complain because the rail- way shop strike has not been settled should understand that the men have been forced out nuch against their will" ," his staement said.
 '-The strike now has been in progress one week. Notwithstanding the fact that We have. by every means available to us made it known that a conference was desired with any responsible person au- .ho-izad to negotiate a settlement or that any proposal by any person proper ly auhoEized NVoule be carefully consld- srsd ID move has been made by other parties 70 bring about a settlement.
 The striking employees are not to be a-lren pack. They are asking only jus lics ana will not willingly submit to iesc.
 Chairman Ben W. Hooper, of the la bcr board, issued an individual state
 1. hat Inc. of1ly fszsFhle way for the shop crafts organ .-atiou 10 end the strike was to follow h the footsteps of the maintenance of gay organization. whose officers this week appeared before the board and sx-eed 10 postpone their strllle pending tu-ther negotiations
 The railroad labor board also passed a resolution today declaring 1t to be the opinion Of the board that a carrier has ro right to request an enploye to per form work regularly delegated to craft hat Is on strike unless the enpioye soss this work voluntarily A decision .n this matter was one of the stipulations .nder which F.. F. Grable. head of tht uaafntenance of way organization. agreed To vrithhc7d strtke orders. he havini -saintained that some carriers were dis sharrfnr members of his union whel hey refused to do shopmen's work.
 From the headquarters Of the shil rafts organization here tonight was IS ued "St-ike Bulletin No. 1t' which as re-ted <t the first strike of shopgnei vas "Iog per cent. perfect" The bulie tin made public iezters from the head Df the trammen's and engine servic nnions extending moral support to tn rrike-
 .-The solidarity shown at the begin ainE of the strike of railroad shopme aas assured a clean cut victory at it .arminafion- Hfzile another of the en .ourzetng siEns Is that the men struc n even larger percentage of number han they voted in the referendum, sai she- buiietln issued tonight by B. NJ Jew ,r. head of the railroad employees dc rartment of the American Federation o Labor. sent to all local lodges.
 Announcement was made that the trai sispatchers had been advised by l. C Luhrsen. president of the America Train Dispatcilrs' association, that tn thinmsn's strike was recognized as a le rai strike. and that. under the by-.aw' any member Of the association taxing fh plaee Of any striker. would be expelle from the train dispachers' association Mr. Luhrsen also pointed out that n ra- dlspatchers were authorized { rrike. and warned them against goin n4l-
 In connection with a possible settle uent Of the strike, Mir. Jewels bulb .ns declared.
 I've are advised that several railroad Lrs requiring conferences with the ger rzi committee. Such invitations shoul se accepted. and advantage taken hs opportunity thus presented to CT Ieavor Co continue the several manage nents Of the ressonableness of the pr' bascd basis of settlement as outlined bur communication Of June % to tt Association of Railroad Executives"
 Precautionary measures 10 avc5d po able disorders were taken n sever1 rzhss and in many csSies today as ti s-uiif of trouble between strike syrnpi shfzers and workers yesterday and t' tag.