Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1915-06-27 | Page 26 | Trainmen Head to Speak Today

TRAINMEN HEAD TO SPEAK TODAY W. W G. G Lee WI Will Address His Coworkers and Others on Organization W WC G. G Lee head of the Brotherhood of f Railway Trainmen arrived In Salt Lake yesterday and this morning at 10 o'clock he will address tho tue different locals of or the Brotherhood of or Railway Trainmen the tho Order of or Railroad Conductors Conductors Conductors Con Con- and the time Ladles' Ladles Auxiliaries of or both or organizations in the trainmen's hall hauL S' S S. S Main Last night he lie dellere delivered dell ere ered a a. short ad address to members of the five fhe railroad organizations in the same sarno hall hail Mr Lee is making his annual vIsit to the time western divisions of the trainmen's the locals In and aiding on organization getting a better foothold Tho The trainmen trainmen trainmen train train- men are arc conducting a a. campaign of or ed education ed- ed concerning tho the better handling of trains and are urging the members to take a greater interest in the work orK of or the tho local organizations throughout the country countr One matter being discussed discussed discussed dis dis- dis- dis cussed is tho good of ot railroad organizations organizations organizations departments de do- are arc doing In their insurance Tho The benefits received by bythe bythe bythe the members for tOI injuries received In Inthe ment arc are foa- foa the thc course of or their employment tures ures of ot tb the or organization Mr Lee also I In IF urging the railroad men to l Keep their organization intact and strong as though tho the organizations the tho railroad men have been successful in increasing tho the hours of ot lug ing wages and shortening r railroad employees nu The traffic on all 01 or me tilO has not been as great as It was several several sev soy eral years ears ago said Mr Ir Lee but we weare are arc trying to see soe that all employees arc aro given gl sufficient sufficient work that they may maybe maybe maybe be able to hold on to their Jobs until business gets sets bettor The Tho conditions have been beon relieved somewhat b by the heavy movements to seaboard and when the crops crOIS begin to move we will have c plenty plent of work on the railroads I find that the brotherhood is growing stronger evor every da day and that the tho men and the railroad companies both realIze realize realize real real- ize that better work is done when the tho work In n company compan and the employees york harmony I am on an inspection trip through h the west and am not hero heroin In Inan matter concerning railroad condition condi condi- an any tion u. u I will leave for tho the east Sunday evening r