Davis County Clipper | 1916-11-17 | Page 7 | Railways End Parley

RAILWAYS END parley will fight eight hour day in the courts new york the interrupted confer ence ace between representatives of the nations railways and their brotherhood employees looking toward an adjustment of 0 their newly formulated differences on the interpretation pre tation of the adamson eight hour law was not resumed here tuesday instead of meeting the railway managers announced their purpose of fighting the law to the end in the courts while the brotherhood chiefs who remained in the city leti left tor for their homes professing to believe that they may safely rest their case with president wilson both sides admitted that they could not fortell the probable outcome of the new controversy the railroad managers are certain they cn can esteb the unconstitutionality of the adamson law while the brotherhood leaders are equally sure that the law will be upheld by the courts and en forced in letter and spirit