The Walkout on the Railroads.

Focuses on the strike held by railroad workers in Jersey City, New Jersey. Demand of the trainmen for higher wages and better living conditions; Dissatisfaction expressed with union leaders for not having been firmer in making demands of the government; Reaction of the Brotherhood chiefs toward the walkout; Suspicion about the influence of the Industrial Workers of the World on the strike; Formation of the new organization, United Railway Workers of America by the strikers; Claim of the railwaymen that the strike is not a revolution but a walkout for redress of ancient grievances.