Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-15
r. R. R. SHUTS DOOR
4 ON PEACE Project
0ther Large Railroads Balk at
Separate Settlement
Of Strike
SENIORITY IS UNSETTLED
Rn AssncinIsG rr.s.

Chicago. Sept. Is. - RefuSai by n
number OF the countrys biggest rail-
way systems to enter into the war
held- Willard Jewell plan for ending inc
shopmcn's strike on the basis OF sop
arate and Individual agreements h'-
veloped an element Of cunsidrrsb" uh'
certainty today over the scop" CNI e.
fec,iveness o. the pcuc" program
While some Of tho larger 'ys'cm Ha"
hatly rejected the plan. otlCrs. how
ever, notably the Chicago and Nor,
western and the Chicago. MilWauE'"
and St. Paul. had virtually completed
arrangements for restoring strikers or
once to their former jobs under Tn"
terms Of tho separate settlement plan.
Negotiations we're in progress with
several roads in m effort by shop craft
ofscinS TO effect additional settlements.
Strike leaders WeTe said Io ue az :
dressing communications 20 som" ~ tH'
unwilling roads asking them :" r"'"n-
slider their r"ie lions.
Iarsc systems Balh
Among thn 'nYcC" systems So" :"
haze r'osad 'he doc" acaiNS' 'h' SCI q
tlemen, riar today w"r" n"nGsNNnnIa
Union Pacific. Norfolk and western.
Southern Pacific. Chicago and Altnn.
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific,
Northern Pacific. Great Northern, NJ
cagc. Burlington and Quincy Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas and subsidiary
lines.
Other roads still outside the asrce-
ment today included Central oi Georgia E
Delaware. Tackawanna and Western.
Erie. Illinois C"nt-al I.ouisvill" and
Nashvils, Missouri Pacific. Frisco
Wabash. Santa 70. Chicago Great
Western and numerous others.
About Atty roads w"rc generally
understood 20 have accepted the sc't'" .
ment proposals with the Baltimore and
Ohio. CheSapcake and Ohio. New YorE
Central lines. Southern. SeaHoari Ar
Line. Chicago and Northwestern and
Chicago. Milwaukee AMI 81. Paw
among the larger systems in he agree
ment.
'Fulles' snd ta.rest consiiorotion
by the Gnitni States Railroad I.ar""
Board of Eny issues on wh!ch the s'rih"
was based was promised by Fon W.
Hooper chairman ~ tho h"srd. who
assorted rha settlement p,ar wss IN
strict conformity with III" t-ansporta-
tion act.
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