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Railway shopmen warn against seniority deal in White House visit
Washington shows union leaders and engineers' group prepared to meet President Harding about the strike. Delegations from the Pennsylvania system pressed for no settlement that preserves seniority while others argued railroad equipment is badly deteriorated. Authorities disputed importation claims as labor officials urged federal safety oversight and a conference before any White House reply.
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Washington
B. M. Jewell
Warren
White House
Harding
Pennsylvania
Davis
Jewell
Europe
J. EB. Wills
WW. N. Doak
Arthur J. Lovell
J. P. Noonan
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
American Railroad Association
Delegaton
Mr. Davis
Sam Donahue
Cksmiths
P. #. Hughes
Electricians
E. R. Snyder
Carmen
D. J. McBride
Howard Emberger
EB. O. Arnold
Shopcrsft Federation
Railroad Labor Board
General Conference of Labor Heads