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J. J. LAFARUUE., Iosiiaster.
NO STREET RAILWAY STRIKE IN NEW
ORLEANS.
By a vote of 751 yeas to 743 nays the
empzloyee's of the New Orleans Railway
and Light Company voted last Saturday
to ocCCpt the teras oiffred by the cote
pany f:r a three-year contraet dating from
*luiy 1. 1910. It would have required a
two-third negative vote to reject the pro
p*~siiprn and order a strike; hence the
aaill iulirmative majority may be re
tardl d as a sweeping victory for the coo
servati s of the labor union over the rad
e(" i den cot that sought to pr cipitate a
bit 'r struggle which must inevitably have
Iausd .rc at loss and injury to the entire
cImmunUIity.
All honor to the level-headed and
patrotic majority of the New Orleans
street railway men!
FIGHT PICTURES PROHIBITED.
