McGee v. St. Joseph Belt Railway Co.

— This is a suit for damages wherein the plaintiff’s action is based upon an alleged breach, by defendant, of a contract of employment which, by its terms provided a. working agreement between the defendant and representatives of a brotherhood of railroad employees of which plaintiff was a member.

The agreement in issue was negotiated on March 10, 1928. The agreement was signed by J. O. Barclay, who was then president of the defendant company, and was signed on behalf of the brotherhood yardmen by C. W. Shane, general chairman, and C. M. Banman, general secretary, and approved by F. W. McGee,…