Show 10 DEfER RAil 1 WAGES CASES CASE CASES CASESI I June TuM 29 29 1 In- In in li I urther conferences on cases solving r requests fo for n increases ease In Ir and a revision r Islon of wages ages for tor maintenance e working kin agreements 01 rail 1 of at men Wien and nance way nay a t employ on se several huge ge e an and 1 30 small ones abroad 1 stems s here pre ordered hv by V the United Mates ti labor board to remand romand these thole coes Decision resulted after afler railroads III jug more norl tha thou than n Co ro per cent had of the at al of oC the country ready read announced the tin of wages s and agreements for their ps bp be- be belonging longing to th the same ame brotherhoods s i the met men shore e cases casca p ha lia rate o been blen remanded Most Host of oC the toads loads la- la i toted phd In order or r e-r are small In the mileage actually covered eo erd The loads is hiLli hate C not reach reach- reached ed cd agreements with Ith their theu men are o J in lous of th the 1 end ind Inasmuch u ll as d rent 11 1111 11 pi e c ailing In the I the ho rail rail- by oads it waa a thought highly highl I able In iv the lie board that thit the roads hould reach rach more mOle amicable Ild- Ild I their men III en than could lie hI glien bY bv the board Hie 9 1 he hania h anla s tem which Ich I netted ed ll 11 the i second spond public rebuke from runt the hoard yesterday l for tor fall leg to deal Ith with representatives ps of oC oCI I I the clerks cle organization as s officials of oC the bl brotherhood othel fa 1 I II f from the 01 older eider der remanding the l e I cases lae of oC stages Ma cs and rules j s this system b has failed to dean deal deaf I with Ith rep es of the maintenance nance of way nay a tion their thelca-e thelca to the referred ca case cae e was Mas I committee of the board fo the preparation of oC a Il proposed ed r in rn the case I In nv n agreements ed at In the effect e a as of oJune h two 0 cases will Mill III be hI I TUliP June 1 1923 The roads ol In In the dispute between een the brotherhood brotherhood brother brother- hood of oC maintenance of way i av em- em s and 0 shop lAbor laborers rale ate Chicago Great Vestern esterl Ienn ania anla il S olem Chicago In- In In s Lou Lou llIe St SI Paul s Omaha Omaha- Cincinnati Indianapolis and West Western est I ern ero Denser Denier s Rio Giand Gland Western estern RIo Grande GrandI Southern Fort Foit FOI t SmithS SmithA SmithS Smith S S estern Kansas City Southern rort Fort South Smith Arkansas I p tern Port rort Arthur 4 rth ur Canal Dock flock Dock company compan Plateau aile Valley Louisville A l ash otile Luis Henderson t St Louis Midland Valley a Ule h Chattanooga Sl i St Louts Louis San Antonio U Gulf s I Gulf Southern la Pacific lc Terminal Railroad Association ot of ol Ct it t Louis Look Loul Texas and Pacific and TJ Ti ans Tel minaI Texa Midland Toledo Peoria Peorl-i Rest est V ern Trinity Trinity- Brazos Valley Pacific Kansas City Ter- Ter Terminal Terminal Ter Terminal minal railroad and Green Bay Ba s Western stern 7 1 1 hr hI railroads 10 1001 01 Id I'd In the dis dispute ut with Ith the 1 railroad station em- em em e are Boston Albany Alban Rail Rall- Railroad Railroad road read company compani Boston Sc Maine Railroad company Boston Ter- Ter Terminal Terminal Ter Terminal minal company compan Main Ma-ln Central load Hall Ball Rall- toad load and the Portland Terminal railroad road M I |