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"I left the Agency at 12:30 p.m. and proceeded to the Union Depot for the purpose of gathering such facts as were of interest to the company. Upon my arrival at the depot I moved around the railroad yards. I entered into conversation with one of the striking engineers, who stated that he was rather sick of the strike and would be pleased for an opportunity to resume work. He was also complaining about the Brotherhood paying some members more than others I noticed that the | "I left the Agency at 12:30 p.m. and proceeded to the Union Depot for the purpose of gathering such facts as were of interest to the company. Upon my arrival at the depot I moved around the railroad yards. I entered into conversation with one of the striking engineers, who stated that he was rather sick of the strike and would be pleased for an opportunity to resume work. He was also complaining about the Brotherhood paying some members more than others I noticed that the switchmen were all at work and neither saw not heard anything that would indicate | ||
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Kansas City, April 13/88. C.B. & Q R.R. Sir: In continuation of the above operation My Operative C.F.C reports as follows: Thursday, April 12/88. "I left the Agency at 12:30 p.m. and proceeded to the Union Depot for the purpose of gathering such facts as were of interest to the company. Upon my arrival at the depot I moved around the railroad yards. I entered into conversation with one of the striking engineers, who stated that he was rather sick of the strike and would be pleased for an opportunity to resume work. He was also complaining about the Brotherhood paying some members more than others I noticed that the switchmen were all at work and neither saw not heard anything that would indicate