Show M WA uns armin shall they be determined by industrial warfare wa afa re or federal inquiry to ta ih the e american public do you believe in arbitration or industrial warfare P the train employed emp loyes on all the railroads are voting whether they will give their leaders authority to tie ap up the commerce of the country to enforce their demands for ajob million dollar wage increase increase the railroads are in the public service your service service this army of employed emp loyes is in the public service service your service service you pay for rail transportation 3 billion dollars a year and 44 cents cenis out of every dollar from you goes I 1 to the employed emp loyes on all the western railroads in 1915 seventy five per cent of the be train employed emp loyes earned these wages wage lowest highest and average of all its shown by the pay rolls passenger Pacen fier freight yard F renee average range rana average rr raza average D 1056 1747 1537 engineers qa 2195 0 2071 1378 2445 1543 1454 1151 conductors 1878 1935 1355 55 2789 2933 2045 1033 4 firemen 1317 1 av 7 1181 2078 2059 1552 brakemen Bral cemen 1135 35 HOT 1107 va 1719 1961 1821 the average yearly wage payments to all western train em aloyes including itose who worked only part of the year as shown by the 1915 payrolls were passenger emenger freight Y rif engineer Entine ers 0 2038 1737 1216 1218 Cond astorg r 1772 1624 1292 firemen Fir traen a a 9 1218 brakemen ahmen Br a a 1000 1026 A million dollar wage increase increase for men in freight and yard service less than chaja one fifth of all employed emp loyes is equal to a 5 per cent advance in all freight rates the managers of the railroads as trustees for the public have no right to io place this burden on the cost of transportation to you without a clear mandate from a public tribunal speaking for you the railroads have proposed the settlement of this controversy either under the existing national arbitration law or by reference to the interstate commerce commission this offer has been refused by the employed emp loyes representatives shall a nationwide nation wide strike or an investigation under the government determine this issue national conference committee of the railways railway ELISHA LEE chairman A S aa la 0 o P R ALBRIGHT ALBRICHT gent coni manafo haling st 1 als A 8 adello At laatt C cut CI I ua line okd I 1 CV awa koune N S 1 L V W BALDWIN C M mg g almon U j pia A sal fe bick cantral catral Ct olf of georgia railway BW cal maur C L BARDO Cont cab hf hanagr Ma g wheeling md and uke uk ert 11 york no mr hee chiei jt ballar Ball hn N nr viti rin WD H J MABER IL B H COAPMAN vica jam norfolk ud 4 W acura tern buway somber itay aitay Iti lwy JAMES RUSSELL ct E F COI COTTER M dr ft IU armi A M K ridi Rf di vapo P F E CROWLEY EY aut at rit ua W vert K N I 1 fork ark central Hll Radl rol rowL C G H emerson caa V W L alf ma pr ity hun fw C aril 41 anix bua akal air ua line C B A 1 aliw R reua erie eri IL W V GRIM 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