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July 12, 1922
Great Falls Tribune
Great Falls, Cascade County, Montana
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In Chicago on July 11, Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen president D. W. Helt announces no strike for now, opting for direct talks with railroads and labor board involvement if unresolved.
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Signalmen Postpone Strike for Present Pending Negotiations
Chicago, July 11.--The Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen will not strike, for the present at least, according to a statement issued Tuesday by D. W. Helt, president of the organization. The decision was reached after a conference between the executive board of the union and the railroad labor board.
Mr. Helt's statement said that the signalmen would take up all questions of disagreement with the roads separately, and in case an understanding could not be arrived at, the matter would be taken up again with the labor board.
Chicago, July 11.--The Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen will not strike, for the present at least, according to a statement issued Tuesday by D. W. Helt, president of the organization. The decision was reached after a conference between the executive board of the union and the railroad labor board.
Mr. Helt's statement said that the signalmen would take up all questions of disagreement with the roads separately, and in case an understanding could not be arrived at, the matter would be taken up again with the labor board.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
What keywords are associated?
Railroad Signalmen
Strike Postponement
Negotiations
Labor Board
What entities or persons were involved?
D. W. Helt
Where did it happen?
Chicago
Story Details
Key Persons
D. W. Helt
Location
Chicago
Event Date
July 11
Story Details
The Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen postpones strike pending separate negotiations with railroads, to be escalated to labor board if needed, after conference between union executive board and railroad labor board.