Inmen Oppose Canadian Plan Wilson Proposals
Washington Aug 29 The committee of twenty four trainmen's brotherhood leaders met after the Presidents address to Congress. They prepare for possible strike action and seek votes on Wilson proposals while opposing compulsory investigation. Garretson criticizes Canadian plan as a labor throttle and notes eight hour bill could benefit non union workers despite mixed support.
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Brotherhood
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W. G. Lee
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A. &. Garretson
Railway Heads Speak On Eight Hour Day Debate
A speaker urges support for an eight hour day while noting railroads will oppose it. The speaker says any effect from the strike depends on the president’s program passing both houses and becoming law before next Monday morning.
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