The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-14
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WAY BRING G ! new !. D
RAILWAY D J ! J:
Iaffltenanc esofS "a! az Emplo Dyes
Demand bat Strike Or
deEss B Issued.
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End oplnen's Strike t|t'I
thiln .Nenty ;;:=':'1-lr Hours I'c'-'1,
VI zinnpro bic.
SSs4IEAGo;ssI III L. ~ Iys1 4 . &C By The
Observation-Disclosures )-St rike thr eats
sshvsSn1nain tenanceSof way employees,
EsSf1,eVarshadoWed the last ten days by
Observation-Disclosures strike, broke out
gngstt11e raj, strlke e
FreshSo tbreaksG of vio 1ence, no "a
Observation-Disclosures, Oklahoma and Mis-
soiiTig sident#Harding's deter
EEsssmfnsdSgtepsEtoskeepS the mails NOV
5Ings,sSand Informal citations for
settlements OF th e sh opmen'e
saEfri EsS seventeen roads in the
among other I'M
orfant eVe1 opments of the last
fWentYsfonrsS tours .5s
Pressuresby nan 81 of his general
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IT, Cradle, presi-
daut*o 81 the nitedsBrotherhood Of
Way Employes and
ShopSIabor pushed the
omm 1aborSp lem to the front
gain CRADLES action in with
hpldsng strik e era m n All
nanee ofSWayS employ es vote to join
sssflis Wal kout dFenot please many
f$thessorganiza Hons general chair
mnsenYaWhospasg don to their chief
MISUNDERSTANDING mands Of the rank
n for concerted action. He
sWfnd icateds tan tention Ito remain
ghiss@sre fusal to sanction a
GrabIeS eclared that no spe--.
#signifi was attached to
hi dnfghtsc conference with B. M.
M eWs11 1.-The shopmen'ss strike lead
r. CRIB stopped in Chicago
sEf on return from Kansas City
afteiMconferen his chairmen
fhgrsa and sasserted that he had no
fakgGbefore.thesU United States Rail
aasdBLabor4Bo Board
NE. Cradle admit tied that he was
fthssd ifficultySh holding his men in
Observation-Disclosures employees,
vVho&EeIuc remained atwork
sEhan e8shopmen walked off their
5GhsSsJ lily since have Joined the
hSesneR crisis caused by threats
niSfhe&maintenances men arrived
cesmoXes#to5 end the shop
mems had apparently slowed
lib naterial1ys8 except for confer
sancesa st Paul which 1entSth
nIyShppefuIsaai air to the Situation.
loM Definite Results.
The hi tails Paul conferences
betWeen ennin &, chairman
ssho ops crafts OF the
MISUNDERSTANDING rict, and rail Of
ficiaIss broughtSno8d efinite results,
hut Both sides admitted that nego-
dYanced to a stage
thaEsgaYs3pT omiseS of settlement
pfthe strike On the I'D seventeen
Ioadsss of& the&sn NORTHWESTERN group.
Henninga event far as to as
sgrt&thatSheSbeie veda twas entire
POSSIBLE to- settle the strike on
national asisSw wit thin forty-eight
hairmanH Hooper OF the labor
II hoard, who announced formulation
rsending the strike,
"a closet watche ID for his next
SsEmQyeMfoEspe ace.
Disturb Continue.
$lMeanWh1lesd disturbances in con-
nsGsionWithth The strike continu ed
state troops guard ed every ap-
ito the prop critics of the Mis-
curl Pacific Railroad at Poplar
lalffsssN " os,ss tod y. The city was
hundred ssSs string shopmen
ympathizerssf romsHoxie Ark,
asInarc hing on he town to pre-
the@o Operations Of trains was
HatoHbea1nfoun after investi-
gAtlonS was said that the rail-
adgbronghtSin strike
s1annsdg oSres1me work today
shop Whichsa have$ been
Elessd rssult iii ofstheS strike.
yySossh iilG edEan q 85S fiji state
nnQpsInpbflIzed ssa t Seda1ia, NJ O.,
kSsygIessInder sealed orr
ntIaInS Or sc1af re early
rai Iroa sstrike S
klsast1na onsssof hesS mi itiamen
2sz1e armed II t it was
- asspIpba ould be8sent
AasSEsts n I n fsIs to refnfprce#t the.
IsiRanie t.sLou1s al
Held sReas q q
sSass becamasafocus
tgEest ssffoVernorey eff
frpopgSt ttgctsgovernlnent
pSopsI nnisonssT exHsof
Is Katysu uses FED eral& trop Sl1ss
inf1icatsd Is omI fore $ be-.
nacsssaTy.s hIfnorSo fficfals
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ere gu chSsswfth.
MISUNDERSTANDING Ssajd ssund err
stpos rom 9TH ses onsthe Sgroundsno.
y4pIsnceMas MN "a en- United;
SIatessDistnct re-.
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