Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-28
.TR|KE VOTE s
MAJORITY SAID
ITO BE IMMENSE;
| PROGRAM FIXED
hons Agree to Call Off
Walkout if Railways
Agree 10 immediate Con-
terence, Discuss Situation
ANT PAY UNCHANGED
DURING NEGOTIATION
hpIoyers Officials Believe
THAT Situation is Grave
With Likelihood of Trouble
Strong.

II Chicago, June 27 (by the
: sociated Press).- A strike
G. the 100000 railway shop
IN of the country will be
,o led for July / unless the
Ell lroads agree to stay the
100000 wage cut due
10, shop workers on that
. te and to restore certain
= liking conditions former
in effect, it was made
Te bwn tonight through a
10 i, fgram from B. M. Jewell,
OIL td of the shop crafts, to
Association of Railway
= bcutives.
- Decision to call a strike
~ he late today after leng-
3 6ujt, I discussion by the exec
. sie committee of the six
nai'r nai p crafts unions, based on
R R strike vote of the men
S.M SEsh' ; far received.
4 R fe committee left but one loop
parilfto avoid the strike. II the rail
arrange an immediate con-
ltcbence, agreeing nlaanNliiie to
tn Ednue present wages, restore
7 Rting rules modified by the rail-
wv wv. labor board, and discontinue
ling out railroad work, walk
- tan be averted, the telegram
son,I Otherwise, "a sanction of
NJ Frawal from employment on
rht j, 1922, as voted by the en-
sou,ks, will be unavoidable.
/ Rife 2,50O-word telegram, ad-
rnisl led to L. De Witt Cuyler, chair
Yves tof the Association of Railway
/ Rptives, threw no light on the
rnisih strike vote beyond saying il
lam an Overwhelming majority
RE! hough the actual call for the
ent, Njut was made dependent on
9 @ g1d xecutives' reply to President
"a lllliG tADeCId-
WIZ, ,sns was expressed in railroad cir
~ Tonight that the executives
~ b agree to such sweeping de-
% rtm is as those made by the unions,
labor leaders said that strike
- ed to be inevitable.
h s Secret Session Decides.
- y International union presi-
art J, forming the executive coun-
!. + the mechanical section, rail-
r employees department of the
mt; tican Federation of Labor,
lie responsible for the strike de-
h. Closeted for two days in
r. / session. they remained silent
ar keir actions until tonight.
re- e union heads who will issue
:; trike call, if the proposed con-
- Ice cannot be consummated,
h llliam III. Johnston, Interna-
% 1 Association of Machinists.
hi Nv. Kline, international Broth
az bd of Blacksmiths, Drop Forg-
,o' md Helpers of America.
n A. Franklin, International
ss herhood of Boilermakers, Iron
y, builders and Helpers of Amer
i. III, Hynes, Amalgamated Sheet
nj L Workers international Alli-
,ar hes H. Noonan, International
pho. o.~herhood of Electrical Workers.
RlrN tin Il. Ryan, Brotherhood OF
Carmen of America.
privat shrd shr dlushrd shrd cmfw
iorft airing that the railroads have
pTNT on common program to re-
porc wages and obtain other ad-
COLI bges to the carriers, President
sou sll's message pointed out,
fot benefit may come to the car
RE and their employees and to the
.di asn Iral public, rom the fact that
al are national spokesmen of
e N tonflicting Interests who might
ri BILE to hold a nationwide with
nish,tal of men from, employment
oor,he railway service, IL the rail-
,nao y lexecutives sincerely desired to
N, this consequence of their
HIN, brSs course of action"
st The Mems Demands.
ty for this reason, the telegram
nenit ''in behalf of any by the au-
L.