UNITED STATES RAILWAYS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 118, 12 February 1919, Page 7

UNITED STATES RAILWAYS

I PROPOSED CO-OPERATION OF GOV- . ERNMENT AND EMPLOYEES. New York, February 7. The Washington correspondent of the "New York Times" states that the leaders of the organised railway employees in the United States, numbering two million men, will propose "a" plan for the. Government ownership of the railways and their operation by the employees on '- a co-operative basis. The profits would t be shared by tho employees and tho Coys' ffrnmeht—Aue.-N.Z. Cable Assn, - y Washington, February .7. a The co-operative railway operation plan '" has been submitted to the Government. ;' -■iius.-N.Z. Cable Assn. o £ I.W.W. IN THE UNITED STATES l ' o FIFTY-TWO LEADERS DEPORTED. Chicago, February 10. Fifty-two I.W.W. leaders have been der. ported, and others are to follow.. The Government is planning the breaking up , of the organisation's activities througha out the United States.-Aus.-N.Z. Cable le Assn ' ______ :e ■ ' . ■ J CONGRESS OF SLAVS AT KIEFF w f . Vienna, February 9. All the Slav nations are attending a l r congress in Rieff, in an attempt to settie the Slav differences.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable te Assn. ■ BOLSHEVIKI DRIVEN OUT.t_ Copenhagen. February 10. in The Boleheviki have been driven out e. of Ktoff.-Aui-N.Z. Cable Asm.