The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-14
FIGHT 70 FsNisH LOOMS

| tconsinnee trsrn esrs so
might had brought abous the following
Developments.
The Santa Fe sin@s scrsh of Bakers
fed, Cal. and as far west as Ash
FORK. Ariz- we're tied NJ completely
I 50 far as regular tralsic was con
crned A crew, composed partly q.
officials brought cne train from
Needles Cal westward Sunday Il
relieve passengers OF the hardshlTs
of summer weather in shss desert
town.
urior Pacific Affected
The Union Pacific's line from Los
Angeles To Salt Lake City was tiee
mp except that hy special agreement.
the brotherhood men moved SIX
irsins which had bcen marnuned al
desert points to places 81 less discorn-
fort
The western Pacific. running from
San Francisco io Salt Lake City was
tied M completely
Government inquiry into ths walk
out was begun in Los Angeles
A. 20 Wells, vice president os the
Santn re systsm. in statement given
The Associated Press. asserted the
abandonment of Santa Te trains al
desert points was brought about hy .
conspiracy inhuGnan nnd lawless
From Needles q train manned ay
Santa re officials. bronghf all hu'
100 Of the passengers rnarconea there !
hack To a more western and less 4
heated spot. end later those who re-
NAMED were taken east on another
train
Trains ssels ua
Trains continued 10 he held by the
Santa re al SeligmAn. Asaato-k anc
Williams, Aria- and Alhuqur'qnh n
NJ.
There are wAlkouts al the first fwn.
trains merely being held at the lat
jhr ones because cI The inpnssihslltg
4 moving them fhr1aEh the others.
On the Union Pscifie's lines there
gas q wRlkDut 0t Cnliente
'urnberisns Valley Trslnnen 10 CO.;
Knoxville Tenn. Lug. ns-Trai1-
asn on the Cumberland Valley diri-
i'm of the Louisville a. Nashville rail-
bad were ordered Ont Monday morn
aE 81 asp a'clock in protest to The en-
ioynant Of guards and str1kehreaR-
rs III the Curhin. KY shops and
ards and str;lkehreakers si the Cor
H. XIV. shops Hnn Yards. Par-nis-
on has been procured from The dis
1ct union chairman al Louisville and
ls waIkoui VIII he authorized. The
nnberland Valley division extends 10
ior-on- Va. 10 Corhin and taps
amber of producing coal fields
entDrky Workers 70
Strike As Protest. =
Corhin, Kr. aug. Is-Enganesrs.
lndDctors. trainmen An6 swifchme1
the Cumberland Valley division OF =
e Louisville d Nashville Raalraad y
'znpany viii walknuf at ii o'clock Il
DAY IN accordance with vote s
Indsy morning, II was reported sun r
y night More than u.ope men are y.
fHcted ~
Members of the ''big four" brother "
DDS hsld TWO meetings here todav.
Was said that the four Representa-
es who went To 1scuisviIle tn Oh
I from union vice Ff'es idauts an
s1fy to strike reported this morn
that the officials were wiling 10
We The matter wholly in the hands
the Gsor'bin men Accordingly. Il
= 1"1A A1r AsfI FntrA 10 ElM NGrE
Ut meeting Sunday evening per =
ted plans for the walkout.
Laoorers on Katy FsH 10 DeriSe
AHra, Texas, Aug Railroad
'therhood representative Of r-fn- :
y Missouri Kansas e. Texas rail-
q tsanttrs in Texas hare reached 10
ision on q strike In protest agasnst /
nse Of armed guards and alleged
lgsrons euuiTneut On the xvEten
4 FRrguharson. Tice- president G.
Brotherhood Of Railroad Train
is attending the meeting. which
I'LL in session.
os Angeles. AEs. U4.--Nenbers az
Big -Four Brutherhnods. EN- ploved
the Santa Fs railroad at wfnslow,
T. and Albuquerque " NJ. went
on strike today. accnrcins
an announcement he,v by Ill 1
hard. general manager of the com {
Us COAST lines 6