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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 29, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Celebrate the fourth of july at Home this year with the Mitchell kernels twelve Page the evening Republican vol , South Dakota thursday june 29, 1922 number 231 5hopworkers called out Congress needs innovations is sullivans claim seniority Rule in committee c airman ships should be discarded he says gives his reason Why proposal to Cive c Ari not Vimb frs seats a i it so meets v Valet St a approval a of Ark Selma a Valier ii political correspondent of the Mitchell evening Republican and hic new a Ork evening Post. net on. C., july copy re -22 by the Mitchell evening pm Al to and the new a Ork evening v it re a the writer Felt some sur. It the a co innovations in our miss of government during the Rast week have not engaged greater Public attention. It is True that the nub rid the newspapers have prob a it erne to look upon such proposal it nor always meaning any Early j. R a a Splete fulfilment. Proposals for changes in the government or for cv., in government procedure appear frequently and with almost As much re Eque Ney disappear. Tho Rule its for a suggestion to come out. Make a sensation for a Day and then forgotten. But the two suggestions made during the past week Are in a class by themselves. They have an amount of vitality and Are backed by a sufficient urge of interest and necessity to make it certain that they will be pushed whether they will finally come into being can Only be known later. Mould end seniority the suggestion for the abolition of the Semo Ity Rule in the election of chairman and members of Senate Coni Trees comes from within the Senate itself. The proponent of it is senator Medill Mccormick of Illinois. And he is a Man of rather extraordinary Energy. Probably there is no Heater with so Small a number of years of service who has put his Back into and has successfully brought to fruit so Large a number of important innovations. One example is enough to mention. The adoption of the budget system was largely due in senator Mccormick s initiative and persistence. The seniority Rule which senator Mccormick now proposes shall he abolished is subject to criticism for or than Ana reason. In the first place it brings into the citadels of pow a. Senators who. Under the working of the seniority Rule come into those positions automatically. Now it is not by any Means to he As Vreed that the senators who come in to these positions by virtue of length of service Are not the men Best fitted for the positions. Quite the contrary i a Rue. In Many cases it is conceded Tho the older men who now hold these positions Are the Best fitted for them. But the respect in which age May he. And occasionally is. A Handicap lets in the degree of hard work frequently required from the chairman of an important committee. It Formo Princess of Russia penniless and tired is Given Succour by associated press i eased wire Philadelphia. Pa., june 29�?a woman who declares she is Princess Elizabeth o. Esrher Mitcheff. Whose husband was the owner of vast estates a and Copper mines in Russia prior to the bolshevism regime is being cared a for Byr the female society foe the Relief of the poor she arrived Here i afoot from Washington her clothes soaked with rain. She said her husband had been crucified find that she had com to this country to establish Are Calm to american citizenship and then take Steps to get Back her property in Russia. Byram pleads with employees not to strike Milwaukee president tells workers neither Side fan gain by walkout insurgents in Dublin resist All assaults league of disabled soldiers on record for wines and Beers a by associated press leased wire Philadelphia a. June 29�?repeal of the dry Laws on their amendment so As to permit the Pale of Light wines and Beer is urged in a Resolution adopted at the convention of the National disabled soldiers league. It was suggested that the Revenue derived from the Sal of Light wines and Beer could he applied advantageously j to the Relief of men who were Dis casualties mounting at quoted no Quot a _ of russians must assure allies of intentions Bielaski escapes from captors Safe in Mexico City today republicans in battered four courts continue to defy free states Firin g grows Heava at 11 a. sentiment backs government a statement to Milwaukee railway employees concerned in the threatened railway strike which is scheduled to go into effect next saturday july i yesterday by associated press leased wire London. Frig., june 29�?fighting in Street Sof Dublin is increasing i intensity says a Central news dispatch from the Irish capital at 5 o clock this afternoon. Irregulars on the outskirts of the he siege a court courts District arc receiving reinforcements. The message says. Three Al it Luis wore killed in today a fighting bringing the total number of dead to Nineteen. Business houses As Well As Hanks Are dosing thedis Pateli says and the newspapers stave suspended publication. Conqueror of Sun is slain by associated press lenses wire Mexico City Alex. June 29�?es j Caping from his Bandit kidnappers1 after four Days of Captivity. A. Prue Bielaski. Former head of the Amert a can department of Justice investigating Bureau has returned to Mexico City unharmed. Julep Layraud. Head of the Mexico City banking firm which is under 1 _ it nod to have furnished the $10.non Litvinoff meets mood for the Ransom on the order of or. A Bielaskis new York company said j soviet Delegate willing to had been authorized to state that Europe a delegates at the Hague willing to go limit of conciliation first step to Star railway strike is taken six Craft presidents act and Are cited to appear before Railroad Board submit plans of Russia if credits Are Given Bielaski eluded his captors before the Money was paid. Gun. Chen chining Aung Assa ssi n ated. I a confab aged report at Manila says by associated press leased wire the Hague Holland. June 29�?determined to go to the limit of conciliation Europe a delegates acceded to the russian request to discuss credits first and at the initial joint meeting of the conference russian proposals were heard. The formal bolshevik request for an arrangement for Loans or credits 29.�?chen j was met by the pronouncement by Thip do Etal allies that before there could be any by associated press lease wire Manila. P. I. June j Chiyung Ming. Whose coup i drove or. Bun vat sen. President Chi thought of credits the we orld must j the South China Public from can know the exact situation in Russia ton. Has been assassinated according and what the soviet intends to do with to a cablegram dispatch received Here 1 today from Shanghai by Kong Lipo. A local chinese daily published by adherents of Bun vat sen. Reuters news Agency fails to confirm the report. Dublin Ireland june 29 of Connor s band of insurgent Irish was received yesterday by Mitchell Republican army men were still hold. General Chen Chiung Ming after employees of the company Fromi h. E. Ing out in its four courts stronghold a Nurine Canton notified the North Byram president of the i Picago at noon today against the continuing Ern leaders. It i Yuan Hung the pro attempts of the free state troops to j vision Al president of the peking gov j it delegation agreed to Supply de Milwaukee and St. Paul railway system. The proposed strike is due to a Cut in wages of round House employees Section men clerks boiler makers and machinists which becomes effective july i according to a ruling of the United states Railroad labor Hoard. These employees received one Cut in wages a year ago and this second reduction is strongly objected to by All the men. Local rail men do not know Wyeth the credits. The russians were informed that capital could Only flow to Russia in preparation to the reestablishment of Confidence and Confidence largely depended upon what the bolshevik did about private property and debts. Will Supply information Maxim Litvinoff head of the Sov dislodge it. I Ern ment and general we Pei fun. The firing was in Progress All fore j dominant a military figure of the North that he was ready to join the in noon and there was an especially heavy burst of fire at eleven o clock. Sniping operations were almost incessant. With the casualties estimated this Forenoon at More than fifty hourly increasing. Ambush free stators the insurgents have extended their with this principle operations in other parts of the City j a shortly before noon an ambush of their movement to re unite China under the Central government at peking. He proposed that the provinces be Given an autonomy similar to that of the states in the United states. Tailed information. The bolshevik issued a copy of a letter sent to president Paton. the Central commission demanding to know where France and Belgium stood and whether they intended to adhere to their attitude of aloofness on the question of the restoration of private property mexican rebels free one Camp seize another state department Bushes another peremptory demand Foh action southward or they will be called out on strike or free state troops was reported from not on saturday. A recent vote on College Green. And the irregulars the matter taken in the National in were fortifying various outposts. A ions was overwhelmingly in favor of party of free state forces on the a strike but the order to go out has j watch for insurgent activities poured not been received. A Volley into a Public House in the wants Alen to to Mesidor Vicinity of yesterdays ambush. In a statement from or. Byram i one of the outlying places seized i he asks that the men reconsider the by the irregulars was the Sackville matter of striking appealing to them Street club an old fashioned Aristo to see that both the employer and j cratic gentleman s club near then a j employee suffer in Case of a strike. J san pillar. In addition to the various the statement reads organized operations of the insurgents Chicago june 28, 1922 their sympathizers in several parts of a fall officers and employees a the City acting As snipers made a it is reported in the newspapers Manju attacks on free state soldiers that a strike is to be called effective firing grows feeble july i or some other Dat in the near j meanwhile the replies from of con future. Which May affect a Large por nor s men to the firing on the four i Tion of our employees. Court were feeble. The Garrison. A i Hope the report is not True be which is believed to number about 150 cause no Good Ever came from a is paid. However to have unlimited general we expressed Hearty Accord j confiscated by the soviet government. At the meeting. Baron Avezzano president of the sub commission on credits invited the russian to outline their proposals for the reconstruction of Russia under the following headings first transports. Second agriculture. Third Industry. Fourth internal and foreign Commerce. Litvinoff demands credits m. Litvinoff asked whether the Sterling talks at Chautauqua South Dakota senator addresses of Efting of to Ai exp a Feder Tox of clubs Washington. O., june 29.�?mexican rebels who seized the Aguada Camp of the Cortez Oil company in the Tampico Region sunday holding the property and forty american employees for 15,000 pesos Ransom withdrew on monday without damage or injury to an employees but with i threats to return. Consul Shaw at Tampico today advised the state department. The department received a later j message however which said the same rebels yesterday seized a Camp of the Macorona Oil company a dutch British concern in the same Vicinity and were holding 5 employees. Including six americans. The dispatch did not indicate whether Ransom had been paid in the Case of the Aguila Camp which is t an american owned concern. the strength of the second message sent j last night the state department directed the embassy in Mexico City to Mare new demands on the mexican government for Protection of the am i Eric ans employed by the dutch by associated press leased wire Chautauqua. N. V., june 29.�?the formation of legislative councils Cen j to realizing the Power of the various women s organization of every state was discussed today a the biennial convention of the general federation of woman a clubs. With mrs. Edward strike As both employees and employers always suffer. In this Case the Issue is not Between the Wil roads and their employees but involves compliance with the decision of the la United states Railroad Hoard. A strike against this decision would he a strike against the government be cause the United states Railroad labor Hoard is a part of the government of Franklin White assistant attorney supplies of ammunition and plenty or of Indiana and chairman of authorized by Law. Thinks Alen should comply a the re hic ago. Milwaukee and St. Paul railway has promptly and com provisions. The federation resolutions committee. The provisional free state govern state chairman described ent has ordered that no passenger pending legislation of concern Espe trains shall enter Dublin. I Clatty to women. This seems to Point to apprehend i the Outlook for civil service in the Sion that Rory of Connors forces i not a states was presented by might he supplemented by the arrival Thomas Sterling. United states Senor his followers from the provinces. Ater from South Dakota and Ray. A. In some parts of which the irregular mend Robbins of Chicago talked on the United s a a and do Lions Are j army Bas a Strong support. The the out awry of War. Sae apprehension seems evident in a the manifesto issued today by Rich Ard Mulcahy Dail minister of defense. In which he makes an eloquent a j peal to the army explaining Why it is asked to fight against its old com rades. Public favors government Public sentiment from All Indica a tons is virtually unanimous in support of the governments action. The most menacing fear of the situation from the free state standpoint is the fact that the insurgents Are developing activity along guerrilla lines particularly in the form of telegraphic communication he 4ht Factor of is that crops and general business Rev 1 is re Ira should be provided by which makes it necessary that not a Day a Cir or it an can take on his shout be inst in getting our a Fudwa it Quot Stan. A number of wires Between dub by of High Church dignitaries. Amens Burden of hard a and locomotives in repair a pro t a n in. In 1. _ _ a happens again and again that the i pie Ely complied with the orders of chairman of on of these committees j the unito<1 states Railroad Board must hold hearings on a proposed when Thorp orders wer unfavourable measure. The e hearings frequently to the company and we believe that run into weeks or months. Often the j our employees As Good citizens of the chairman of the pet a a a de for six or eight to tree must pre Rpp Ubu it. Should also accept the demurs. The Drain Rob Jon of the Board which takes effect on re vitality of the presiding officer juju \ is most serious. A the pame time. He j a after five years of depression Dur must not neglect the regular sessions 1ne which Many of our employees have of re Sena nor the Ordinary work a pin working on Short time or even j have been Laid off entirely and the younger Alen needed company has suffered severe Finan the net of All that can be paid about Cia losses the Prospect of abundant j tween Dublin and the North and West i of Ireland is practically at a stand Bishop Mahoney is consecrated be Sioux Falls diocese prelate principal figure in ceremony in Rome Rome. Italy. June 29.�?monsignor Bernard j. Mahoney spiritual director of the american College Here. Wee consecrated Bishop of the diocese of Sioux Falls s. Today by Cardinal de Lai in the College Chapel a num governments represented at the con British company Ference were prepared to give cred a a a True its. And he wished to know also if the an Francisco a1., june sub commission would give Guara Psi Dent Al Aro _ Oregon of exly tees that credit would be fort com a r f in a Legram to Thean finning otherwise he said discussion Cisro Fth Raniele tight said that would be useless. News from Tampico of americans Hilton Young of the British Dele j ,d1 Ive by bandits As rotation replied mutely baseless we a we cannot answer that question without information which Russia alone can give us. It could Only he answered on the Assumption that a satisfactory solution will be reached. Obviously a Are not going to answer you in the negative because we. Who a Busy men. Would not be Here a we Are to engage in a discussion on credits unless we All hoped to find a basis for credits and make that basis fruitful a. Will prepare plans m. Litvinoff expressed satisfaction with the explanation and announced that he would willingly Supply the information required on condition that the sub commission would discuss guarantees and credits and that the russians would not again he referred to As persons outside the conference. He asked for time to prepare the plans. He characterized the dispatches As a Only one of the Many malicious deeds to create in j favourable opinion Between the two j Frazier perils Mcumber Lead nonpartisan league candidate apparently pulling ahead in Rural District or thimm t to work involved in an important Gram has been mapped out to sub Mitt chairmanship and that the j Stan tally increasing our forces for by or men should be Given Mere leis j that purpose commencing july i. I re Erir reflection and greater oppor m he believe it is important to both t in a hew the Senate and the the employees and the company that i com try to have the Benefit of their j this program should not he inter j Evner Anre and Wisdom in the shape erupted and that both of us would j in speeches and discussions within Puffer and neither would gain if a strike should occur. In and London were Cut last night Erica Consul general Francis b. Operators and workers agree to conference and of its defeat Washington. C., Juno 29�? senator afe Coniber. Republican North Dakota. Said late today that on the face of Early returns front the North Dakota primary he appeared to he Defeated. Lead d Ewin lbs Fargo. N. A. June 29.�?for Republican senatorial nomination. 5fti precincts give acc uni Bor 3ft.823 Frazier 27.521. For Republican gubernatorial nomination 588 preen no to xes tos 44.878 Baker 23.978. Near Howth. Dublin. Ireland june 29,-t-an impassioned plea a for All citizens of the i ent at the ceremony. Irish Republic to rally to its sup pert in a this supreme test of the nations destiny a is contained in a proclamation issued by the Irish Arm insurgents who Are holding the four courts against the free state4 forces Keene and Many members of the american Colony in Rome were pres i _ c Senate itself. Re a f a vie of the seniority Rule t hop our employees will think it j a ave especially Appeal to our format new senators who have relative i Over carefully and remain at work Mer comrades in the Irish Republic re then Rev that goes with and by so doing we will be better off return to that allegiance and thus a a til p h a deprived of giving to the in the Long run. And to the country the full a a a. E. Byram president. their Energy and ability. Are put at the Bottom of the. Matl lid in lifted of committee memberships and Washington. C., june 29�?the wait for tiresome years until j soviet government of Russia today ing the most elaborate precautions to guard the nations Honor from the infamous stigma that her sons aided her foes in retaining the hateful Dominion Over her a said the Appeal the regular army command is Tak shoots husband Calis police and Coroner but Man Isnit dead of r cab advised the United states Post office department that restrictions As to i the amount of mail matter that will be received from foreign countries each places of Power Soals for Cabinet of embers the other of the two innovations to Hue been alluding is into Russia have been removed and a i propose to bring t about that a a a a a a members shall sit in the Ben ,.,. Directed to ant one in that country a d House a take part in the j j a this proposal in its present. 1 m a weather report Tho matter was brought up at Gouth Dakota unsettled tonight exclude from Dublin anybody or any supplies intended to Aid the irregulars every Road leading to the City has been blocked and is under the guard of armed men by associated press leased wire Washington. . June 29.�?secretary of labor Davis announced to i Day that and Anthracite j Coal operators had accepted the invitation extended last night by press a Dent Harding to meet at the White grand Island. Nebr. June 29�?in j House saturday with United mine a quarrel Over the financial details. Workers officials to devise methods in cases of a separation the husband j upon which negotiations for the set wanted mrs. F. L. Spencer shot her j element of the Coal strike can be i husband in the Arm thought she had j vitiated. Killed him and called the police Fargo. N. D., june 29.�?senator i Davis declares Porter j. Mccu Mherl a Early Lead in i his contest for renomination on the Republican ticket was being Imper i i lied today by Lynn j. Frazier. Non partisan As Rural precincts started i reporting in yesterday s state wide both fractions in Coal War will meet saturday primary election. Complete returns Cincys give Mccumber 27.915. Frazier 19.802. Mcharg. 1.684. No from 403 pre Coroner and sheriff. The slightly a Hoo Tchede husband had. However received Only a flesh wound in the state adjutant will ask to recruit state rangers Denver colo., june 29�?adjutant Arm. While her face testified to the a general Patrick j. Hammock. A a n in other parts of the country the Facy that the husband had struck the bounced today that he would seek provisional government Talso has Mill preceding the shooting the two permission from governor Shoup to tary affairs on its hands. In pro amp i re hanged pleasant words before the Day to recruit the Force of Colorado Heda the insurgents in the round Tow. Coroner an i police left. fort on the Hill have been invest j a red by free state troops. From oth a j a f a Nim if id parts of Ireland there Are Many Especial Elk Anu july e a frn t to a. R it for a that rot meeting was discussed and Friday probably showers not mors of insurgent action but the re Elv and the end was that the much change in temperature \ including president a a proposal their approval. I he Point of View of Harding he Cabinet the Merit of the pug j r probably lies in the fact that Kiv to provide a mechanism. E president to give to co Gregs Edep ship which everybody rec As a need. Whether the pro i pc be a will go through is a Little less i than in the Case of the Aioli of the seniority Rule. Most of the sectors and congressmen whose a i i the writes has had any of Protu by of learning either favor Novation strongly or Are at in a not violently opposed to it. No Fri quite Clear As to what the final scr cult of the innovation would be. J to would Only he apparent after a has in in operation for some yet. I i shocker quits Hospital by Iski Aid press i cased wire Louis Alo. June 29�?urban 1 Fryer to Pitcher for the St Louie Browns has left a local Hospital of i spent two weeks there to Var from a strained ligament in la Nevelt a High. He is expected to Ike regular turn on the Mound a bout july i. I Monitor Sailor dead associated press leased wire to i and a a calf june 20�??T \ n a j Flynn said to have been a a 1 Tor by cafe res of o.rf6r of Tho crw of the Monitor. I Foj or Huish a the Merrimac in j Here let of steel war8hips> ha8j adventures of the twins beginning tomorrow a new episode in the adventures of the twins will Start in the evening Republican. This episode is a Complete Story in it Elf and aah la appear in Brief instalments every Day. Mrs. Olive Barton Roberts is the author of the adventures of the twins and in this feature has written something which appeals to every child. The adventures of the twins will be found every Day on the editorial Page. Ports Are difficult it it confirmation because of Dublin a almost Complete isolation. River improvement at Chamberlain is ordered by Senate Washington. C., june 2 9.�?the to Start inquiry of mine murders july to Marion. 111., june 29�? a special grand jury on july 19 will begin investigating the massacre last week of non Union miners by Union strik Senate Commerce committee today j ing miners near Herrin. Circuit ordered a favourable report on the judge Hartwell announced today. Rivers and harbours development Bill simultaneously with this announce after adding to the House measure More than a score of amendments to authorize development of Survey. Ment Coroner Mcgowan began excavating of the Southern Illinois Coal company a strip mine where the non numerous projects As Well As new Union men were employed following surveys were ordered for the mis i rumours that a number of bodies were Sis Sippi River including a Survey of buried there the West Bank of the River to determine the practicability of a Harbor at St. Paul. Minn. Surveys authorized include Chamberlain. South Dakota Harbor Survey and revetment. someone a always taking Joy out of conspirators guilty of using mails Trio get heavy sentences stated however that fifteen Hundred men can be thrown into the two counties by tomorrow night if necessary to enforce order. Alleged debauchery in Hollywood is hit by Myers in Senate we Imi hmm or motor. A Quot and with piracy to use the mails to defraud daring that a Froe love dissipation. Oil Cor Pas that week by in connection with promotion of the debauchery and exist general Good feeling this week by in con c to moan of in the Mot rangers from 299 to 1.599, and if necessary to mobilize the state National guard to cop with the situation arising out of troubles in the Coal mining District last right he adjutant general will Confer with the governor late today it was announced. Two mine tipples were burned one Coal mine flooded and two railway Bridges burned in the Coal Fields in Boulder and Huerfano counties last night according to reports of Colorado state rangers to Headquarters Here today. Governor Oliver h. Shoup who a in Colorado Springs this morning is on his Way to Denver for a conference with adjutant general to determine what measures Are to be taken. Colonel Hamrock stated. A colonel Hamrock declined Testate a ton a a .1an j j 2 what action will be taken until after i j. P conference with the governor. He Dempsey finally says he will meet wills asks Date new York a. Y., june 29�?jack Dempsey today formally accepted the Challenge of Harry wills negro fora bout with the worlds heavyweight championship at stake and requested that a conference be held to set j the Date. Wills posted a $2,590 forfeit with his Challenge two weeks ago and the new York boxing commission gave Dempsey until july to to accept or be deprived of his title in new York state. Mhz duty approved Washington. C., june 29�?a duty of two and a half cents a Gal j Ion on milk As compared with the i one cent rate in the House Hill was approved to it it Day by the Senate 43 to 18 after two hours fight. Today baseball american league _ . Omaha. Neb. June 29 a Jacob i or gasoline up Masse Harold Wohlberg both of los 1 Angeles. W g. Chipley of new York Collins. Fullerton and Ruel Chaplin Naylor and Perkins new York .290 Fin 29 Jones and Hoffman Francis and Gharrity. Tationa league Washington. C., june 29.�?de is a. Priv it a in. Item w Tellam Ber port company of a gallon. The popular a a juice is now Omaha each we a a Selling at 28.6 cents per gallon in years in the federa. Xor Hill Leavenworth. Has and fined $10,000 Oil station in Mitchell say that the by Federal j c Tom Wirag Para Rise in Price Doe. Not affect the de Lincoln. Nebr of a Mand Tor gasoline. 1 bounced an Appeal would be taken. In the motion picture Colony at Hollywood cal.,. Senator Myers. Democrat Montana appealed in the Senate today for action on his Bills pro Brooklyn. 920 010 301�?7 19 i Boston. 090 012 coo�?3 9 3 guides and Miller Marquard Miller and Gowdy. St. Louis. Too 200 230�?8 15 i Pittsburgh 003 010 ooi�?515 i Haines and Vick. Ainsmith Glaz Ner. Caflsor., Hollingsworth. Yellow horse amp and Gooch Mattox. Philadelphia too Ooi 001�?2 3 i 200 004 Fox a who posing a censorship and investigation new ton Ftp of the motion picture Industry and Pinto Aud Peters tone., its products. A a it Smith. Traffic to continue rail executives declare to in service will not of interrupted just now by associated pres leased wire Chicago ill Tun 29.�?strike orders signed by to six it presidents of the Railroad shop ens organization were sent out today to general chairmen representing 490,090 men authorizing a strike at 19 a. In. July i on All railroads and Pullman shops in the United states. The text of the strike order follows in Romp Dianee with the strike All shop Craft employees below the rank of general foremen Are hereby granted Sanction to suspend work to a. In. July i. All railroads and Pullman shops in the United states. Notify All outside Points. Wire number responding and number remaining at six Union Heads sign the communication was signed by William la. Johnston. International association of machinists. # j. W. Kline International brotherhood of blacksmiths drop forgers and helpers of America j. A Franklin. International brotherhood of boilermakers Iron ship builders and helpers of America. J. J. Haynes. Amalgamated Sheet Metal workers International Alliance. James f. Noonan. International brotherhood of electric workers. Martin f. Ryan. Brotherhood of railway Carmen of America. Ution Heads cited soon after the strike order was issued the United states railway labor Board today cited the Heads of Railroad men s organizations which Are threatening and have ordered strikes to appear before it tomorrow afternoon at 2 of clock on charges of having violated the National transportation act in the calling of a strike. Letters of instruction regarding the Progress and conduct of the strike were being prepared at general Headquarters Here today and were to be mailed out tonight. May is ii is clean Cut a the Issue is clean rut with no strings said b. M. Jewell president of the Railroad department of the american federation of labor. A it is up to the railway executives at their meeting today. They can Stop this strike today or tomorrow but after saturday at to of clock it is the committee of ninety general chairmen today were on the Way to their Home districts to take Active charge of the St Tike. A sub commit be remain d at Headquarters to direct operations. A members of the association o railway executives under the chairmanship of t. Dewitt Cuyler were to meet a re today in response to a Call issued several weeks ago. But the program or their conference was not announced. on three questions the strike Issue is based on All three of the questions on which the shop men have been voting for two weeks. These questions were on accepting the $60,000,000 wage Cut ordered by the Railroad labor Board july i the modification of rules cutting Dew overtime pay by the Board and the farming of of Railroad work to outside contractors. The impending walkout makes saturday a momentous Day in the Railroad world. that Date the $490,-909,000 Cut in freight rates ordered by the interstate Commerce commission becomes effective simultaneously with a slash of $135,009,000 from the wages of railway workers ordered by the Railroad labor Board. The pay of re 400.000 shop in was Cut $60,900,000. Railroad officials anticipated news of further strike orders to main ten Anre of Way employs upon completion of the canvass of their strike vote at Detroit. Traffic will continue in spite of the impending walkout from the shops and the tracks rail officials declared transportation would continue to move because train service employees who in Institute the a big four brotherhoods switchman and Teleg Raphers a not parties to controversies Over wages and working rules. The showmen s strike is in protest against the wage reductions the abolishment of rules by the Railroad labor Board and the farming out of shop work to contractors. Maintenance of Way men balloted solely on the waft reduction. Will reject ultimatum it was a coincidence that the association of railway executives railed a meeting Here today according to rail officials. The meeting it was said. Was called two weeks in Advance of the ultimatum by b. M. Jewell head of the shop unions for a conference principally on contracts with the american railway express company. The strike situation however made the meeting All the More important rejection of Jewell s ultimatum that the roads ignore the labor Board s wag Cut decisions and restore abolished rules governing working conditions was certain it was said. Rail officials declaring that Jewell a conditions for averting a strike a re a impossible a May Avert strike vet on the other hand a conference Between Railroad executives and Union leaders was deflated possible not so much in any Hope of reaching an agreement hut As a vehicle for carrying the disputes immediately to the labor Board which saved the nation from the throes of a rail strike last october. Re the formality of an announcement that Tbs Road and unions could reach no agreement the labor Board it or. Pointed out. Could take Jurisi fion of it did in the threatened strike of the big four brotherhoods last fall. Another possibility was that the Board could similarly assume jurisdiction Over situations growing out of an actual strike on the ground that the strike would interrupt Commerce. Strike to Start saturday. The order was signed by j. W. Kline president of Tho International brotherhood of Blacksmith drop forgers and Helper

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