Use of Federal Power in Settlement of Railway Labor Disputes
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Finally it was arranged that the whole matter should be referred to Mr. E. E. Clark, chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, and Mr. P. H. Morrissey."" The road accepted this plan as the only means for warding off what to the railroad would have been a less desirable situation. In the meantime the Lackawanna, the Delaware & Hudson, the Erie, and other railroads had agreed to abide by the decision ren- dered in the New York Central case. The result of this settlement was to standardize a...nd to give to the men concerned practically the award that had been rendered in the Baltimore & Ohio case."^ Thus ■ the employees finally secured by action with the separate roads what they had planned to get by dealing with all the roads of the section as a unit. Another concerted movement was undertaken by the engineers of the western roads in 1910, 24,000 engineers and 115,000 miles of track . being involved in this controversy. The railroads applied for medi- ation, and on December 17 negotiations were begun in Chicago.
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