Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08

ana Ia" spokesman for tho rmpl n *
nave pledged that they viii recog-
iiz" IN" validity OF ali decisions nv
IN" railroad Labor Board ana 10
'aIth'HilN carry out such decisions
az contemplated by Tn" law
IMPROVED Second pnragrnph.
M"''"N"r. sp"kesmcn for tho car
ri"rS ana employees have arprovod
IN" second paragraph OF tho pro-
p"~'' ana IN their approval have
agreed thai Railroad Labor HoarI
decisions which hayo been involved
In IN" strike may b" taken. in tho
cN"rCiS" 80 recognized rirh.s hv
ci'hcr party. :" tn" Railroad I,l,nr
h"hr" Tor r"hcIriuc' rnasmuch ,s
th" cmpi"NoS have agreed to all m.
terms proposed AMI tho .xscu,lyos
nav" aErc"d To two of tins h,scs
"' settlement and rejected tho third
'h"re remains only tho question %,
seniority covered In pararranh
thtre IN dispute, to bar a sc,tlomau,
Mindful OF tho pledge Of both
IN" executives and IN. striking
""'Nn"h :" recognize tho validity
90 "'Nis'ons by til" Railroad
I-h""r BOARD am hereby c,jIirr
on tho striking workmon IN ro,,,,n
20 work. calling upon Tho carriers
20 assign 'hom to work. calling INN,
nom worhmcn and carr,nrs ,,,do-
IN" !hw. 20 TAX" tho uucs.ior g.,
dispute 10 tho Railroad Labor Road
Tor hearing and decision and q con,
pHanc" by both with the decision
rendered" Gun
Mcs-ngr to CuyIrr.
IL" text of President iIardInr,s
telegram 10 T. Dewitt. cuylcr. rha1-.
man or tho Association Of Railway
Executives. follows:
had your communication In
"hich you conveyed to m" tho rnso.
.H'l'hS 81 your ASSOCIATION arrroIrp
20 Two Paragraphs IN tho proposal
"Hl.h J submitted FOR the settlcron,
~ the pending s'riko Of railroad
'h"i employees. and declining 10 40
cent N" third, which provided so-
restored seniority rights ~ INC
"o'"m"n on strike. Inasmuch as
~ "'ihE as Il voluntary mediator.
seeking tn" earlies. pos7lbio rne,o-
alton ot railway ,ranspo-,,,Jo, -
full efficiency confess a dIs,n.
H"in'mont that tho terms were mo,
accepted '''
The resolutions which you trans
init on behalf % tho executives do
p!cIg" that tho carriers will rorop
nizs the validity OF all decisions NJ
the railroad Labor Board and IN
iai'h'u!!y carry out such decisions
as contemplated by law You convev
She tuEther agreement. as expressed
IN me second paragraph OF tho pro-
rosa. That Railroad Labor Board de-
'iS!"ns which have been involved in
IN" strike. may be taken in tho ~.
"rcise or recognized rights by either
marty 10 the Railroad Labor Board
FOR rehearing.
The striking enplovos a,r.os
al! 'he terms proposed. Therefore,
oh'y tho question OF seniority. COW
'tcd IN paragraph three. which tho
executives rejected, remains In dIs-
u'r and bars "A settlement. Mindfu,
OF tho pledge OF both tho c1ccu,Ivos
ana inc striking workmcn 10 rccor-
hAe the validity of all decisions by
.he hailroad Labor Board am here
ny calling on the striking workman
10 return 10 work. and calling 80
the carriers 20 assign them Ia work
ana calling upon both workmen ana
carriers under the law 70 taLa ,hn
question In dispute 10 the Railroad
Labor Board for hearing and decl.
SION, and compliance by both with
the decision rendered"
moved oy the Continued represan-
'duohs concerning the state Of rail-
ROAD equipment, the Senate ,odav
passed resolution by Senator King
HeHocrat' Utah. calling upon the In
usrs'a'e Commerce Commission 10
report the exact condition In wbich
IL finds locomotives and cars IT,
commission. through It's safety hu.
F"dn maintains an inspection service
20 determine whether legal STAND.
arcs are met by operating lines.
Labor Bonrd Ready tn Ned,,,o