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ELISHA LEE. Chairman A Question For the Public to Decide The railroads feel that they have no right to grant .1 wage prelerment of $100 000 000 a year to these employ,cs no“ hiohlv pud and mustnutmg (1an one- fifth of all the empl'oyes, without a clear mandate from a put lllL trlbundl 1h.” shall determine the merits of the case after a l'C\ltW of .111 the fun The single issue before the country i: u'htther (/11: (onlrot'rrrV 11 to f: ”11101 b) an impartm/ Go't'ernmen! mqutry or by mdurtrm/ “war/rm P. R Al “NIGHT. (iv-'1 "all!” Allrnn, Cu-u l.m¢ Ramiro-d L W BM H“'l\,ln~'l‘l1.auv Cgmru at (huuu Run-Iv C L h-\|\1m,t..-‘I "mu", 5:â€" \. r. \u‘ ”J\;'u a HAerurd Knlm‘ H (TV)\P’\| \‘a 5 In Pundit Southern Kndwls . E CUTIE“, (icn'l ”sum \Vuuuh KuLw-y I. flicugery , Am; r.» hula-n. Leaders of the train service brotherhoods, at the joint conferente held in New? York, June 1-15, refused the offer of the railroads to submit the mile to arliitrdliun ‘ or Federal review, and the employes are now VOtlng on the question whether authority shall be given these leaders to declare a nation-wide strike. . The Interstate Commerce Commission is proposed by the rmlroms an the public body to WhlL‘h this issue ought to be referred tor these rmsuns: The formal proposal of thc railroads (o the cmploycs for (hc scttlcmcm 0H the controversy is as follows: 3 Faced by demands from the conductors, engineers, firemen and brakemenl that would impose on the country an additional burden in transportation costs of; $100,000,000 a year, the railroads propose that this wage problem be settled by; reference to an impartial Federal tribunal. l; With these iemployes, whose efficient service is acknowledged, the railroads? have no diflerences that could not be considered fairly and decided justly by such' a public body. Federal Inquiry gr Railroad Strike? ruu"'i§h_飣:}}i"i..n}.i “LIGHTS ON” Um 09 every dollar received tn the rmlroads 1mm the public nelrly one-ha}! 11 pan! dxreclly lo the em The run the railroads mnv chlrgt (he pubhc for Inn-[wrunon Ir: now )ugclv fixed b\ mi! Govern- mem board "Ow conference: hue demonstrated thu we cnnnot hnrmonue out m‘flerenreo ol opmmn :nd mu "emu-Hy m. mitten In euntrnveny muot be pissed upon by other Ind dmmuelted agennes Theretme we y: ;<Ile Inn \000 proponls Ind the prupoutton ot the railvuu be damned of by one or the other of the to .nwx g wen mt- I. Ptetetlhh by Iuhnnulon to the Intentue Commerce ('ommxnmn, the only tnhun). Ifllc'h, m reuon o! m accumullted Information bearing on ruiwn run htmlu and Ill control of the revenue ut the n «In :I m a pun- tion In culmdev Ind ptutect the right: Intl eqmtm‘ of L- the Interest: afiet‘tett and t4 pr mute mitt; .nat teunuq neceuan In meet the Idded cost of opeutmn I?! use mm propuuu Ire HH‘HA! tn the (thLnum‘ In Me )uu and reasonable. ot. m the nent the Xntetltlte ('nmvnen‘e (ommtnmn unnut,un.1er "mm; .‘In‘ II! n. the premueo, that we jointly requelt (ongreu to tile Inch aumn u nny be neceunry to etutxle the L ”mm-um“ to conuder In promptly «hapoae ot the questmnl lllVOthi. or I. 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