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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
4
A 16 year old girl, Aileen Bransden, deputy organist to Sir Frederick Bridge at Westminster Abbey, is identified though no arrest has been made in the case. A boy has a skull fracture, brain concussion, and several broken ribs but remains at home in critical condition.
The committee of the striking railway shop crafts authorized leader B. M. Jewell to sign a separate peace with individual roads. The move would end the strike on 30 to 52 of the 202 Class 1 railways that negotiated with Jewell in Baltimore and those willing to accept the terms.
S Davies quoted as confirming partial peace after lengthy talks that began August 25 in New York. Warfield of Seaboard Air Line and Jewell of the alliance coordinated negotiations with Willard of B&O and Smith of New York Central. The agreement sets terms for return to work, back-pay, and an arbitration panel to settle disputes, with former workers and strikers retained and reappointed at present wages within 20 days.
The plan calls for strikers to resume positions at their original class and wage level within 30 days, except those proven violent. Workers on layoff or leave before June 30 are to be recalled in departure order, with disputes over seniority referred to a six unionist six railroad commission. The accord covers about 52 roads mainly in the West and South, not joining 150 others including New England lines.
Miss Ethel Rea, Boston arts club member, captivates Keith's audience as the prima donna in the Son Dodger act. Her strong pipes and personality signal her rise as a future light opera star, drawing praise from Boston friends and club circles.
A memorandum of agreement is made between parties to relieve the country from adverse railroad effects and to expedite essential traffic. The officers of the companies are to carry out the terms, with mutual acceptance and binding implementation.
A Chicago report lists numerous railroads with ads cited as parties to a strike agreement. The long roster includes lines such as New York Central, Baltimore & Ohio, Chicago & Northwestern, Seattle routes, and others across the nation.
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