Reinstatement dispute over Conductor Paschal on Georgia Railroad
A correspondence dated September 17, 1912, from W S Brand, superintendent of the Georgia Railroad, Augusta, to a unionist notes the denial of Paschal’s reinstatement and outlines plans to submit the case to federation for a decision. The letter argues the bulletin of November 14, 1911 supersedes Rule 132 and stresses accountability of individual members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Brand
Albion Augusta
Georgia Railroad Co
Augusta
J. T. Paschal
Federated Committee
Federated Board
Georgia Railroad
Paschal
Scott
Tto
A. L
Georgia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lithonia
Conyers
The
T. A. Gregg
O. R. C. Georgia Railroad
Albion Hotel
Mr. Paschal
Lithon
T. K. Scott
R. C
Albion
Messrs. John Oliver
L. V. Hatcher
J. P. McCord
C. L. McLaughlin
W. E. Shurley
Paschal reinstatement dispute between Georgia Railroad and union officials
Long exchange over conductors and trainmen on the Georgia Railroad centers on the handling of J. T. Paschal and A. M. Morgan cases. Gregg and Murdock press reinstatement while railroad policy limits appeals to relevant committees, noting alleged rule and bulletin conflicts and urging a fair process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murdock
Augusta
Joint General Committee
O. R. C. and
BART
Messrs
J. T. Paschal
A. M. Morgan
Paschal
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
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