Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1894-04-12 | Page 1 | Need Not Belong to a Labor Union

r NEED NOT BELNG I T AI LBOR UNIN Ii j Justice Will Be Done All Who I Have Suffered SEVENTH MEETING OF TICKET AGENTS r Judge Dandy Thinks Caldwell Did Not Act Fairly San Francisco Local Association of the Western Passenger Association I Associa-tion Has Gone l > y the Board and in a aianncr That Created Surprise L Sur-prise and Consternation Another I Nice Little Complication in Railway I Rail-way Circles News of Track and Trcin I t J fl r Omaha April 11The hearing of the f petition of the American Hallway t Union for the restoration of the salaries t of its members on the Union Pacific t road was concluded today In the t United States district court before r Judge Dunky who took the case under advisement and announced that he would tender his decision on Friday Considerable testimony was heard on both sides of the case but finally a petition pe-tition was presented to the court from the receivers asking that the wages be restored in all cases wher an undeserved unde-served cut had been made thus preventing pre-venting a discrimination between organized or-ganized and unorganized labor After this petition had been read the attorneys for the men asked that the court order the restoration of salaries sal-aries from September 1 the date when the cut went into effect SIn S-In announcing the reservation of his decision Judge Dundy said he proposed to cover the case fully as he felt that Judge Caldwell had not treated him fairly in excluding him from the hear ing of the wage schedule case and l thus preventing him from stating his reasons for granting the original order in the matter I I He proposed he said to see justice justce done all employees whether they be I I longed to a union or not