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Great Railroad Strike of 1922
The Great Railroad Strike of 1922, commonly known as the Railway Shopmen's Strike, was a nationwide strike of railroad workers in the United States. Launched on July 1, 1922, by seven of the sixteen railroad labor organizations in existence at the time, the strike continued into the month of August before collapsing.
At least ten people, most of them strikers or family members, were killed in connection with the strike. The collective action of some 400,000 workers in the summer of 1922 was the largest railroad work stoppage since the American Railway Union's Pullman Strike of 1894 and the biggest American strike of any kind since the Great Steel Strike of 1919.
During American participation in World War I, the American railroad system—the primary mode of freight and passenger transportation in the era—was nationalized by an executive order by President Woodrow Wilson.[1] Operation of the railways was turned over to an institution known as the United States Railroad Administration. A period of relative labor harmony followed, marked by the establishment of the 8-hour day across the railroad industry.
This interval of labor peace proved short-lived, however, following return of control of the rail system to private hands by the Transportation Act of 1920.[2] A new bureaucratic entity for coordination of the industry was created at this time, a 9-member panel known as the Railroad Labor Board.[2] This body was given the power to oversee the wages and working conditions of more than 2 million American railway workers.[3]
The years of the World War had been a period of dramatic inflation across the American economy. Price levels began to turn the other direction in the first years of the 1920s as increased wartime demands upon production were regularized and labor supply was expanded with the reintegration of millions of former soldiers into the employment market. In response to these changing economic conditions, in 1921 railway companies obtained approval from the Railroad Labor Board for deep reductions in wage rates for workers across the industry.[2]
Additionally, the railway industry was affected by the Open Shop Movement which was fostered by large employers throughout the American economy, with an increasing percentage of shop work contracted out by the railway companies to non-union subcontractors.[2] During the war the various railway shop crafts—machinists, boilermakers, blacksmiths, electricians, sheet-metal workers, and laborers—had fully obtained the right to unionize and they sought to maintain this economic clout.[3] Deep tension developed between employers and railway workers across the country. Attempts by the National Civic Federation in December 1921 to arrive at an amicable remedy to the conflict were unsuccessful.[4]
Launch of the strike[edit]
In 1922 the Railroad Labor Board approved yet another cut in wages, this time a cut of 7 cents an hour targeted to railway repair and maintenance workers — a reduction representing a loss of an average of 12% for these workers.[4] The overall economy had subsequently improved from its condition in the previous year, however, and railway workers were particularly aggrieved by this new round of wage reductions.[3]
The targeted 1922 cut did not affect the members of the "Big Four" railway brotherhoods, however, and these unions were not impacted as were the shop workers. Promises were made by the Railroad Labor Board to the so-called "Big Four"—the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, the Order of Railway Conductors, and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen—that no additional wage cuts would be forthcoming.[3] Several others of the 16 American railway unions in existence at the time similarly escaped the latest round of wage reductions.[5]
Strike ballots were sent out to the members of all railway unions over the 1922 wage cuts, but when the votes were counted the members of the "Big Four" brotherhoods broke ranks over the question of a work stoppage. Seven unions representing the railroad shopmen and maintenance of way workers did vote to go on strike, however, and the date July 1, 1922, was set for the launch of a coordinated work stoppage. On that day some 400,000 railway workers walked off the job, including nearly 100,000 in the Chicago metropolitan area alone.[3]
Company counteroffensive[edit]
With the conductors, engineers, firemen, and brakemen who actually operated the trains unaffected by the strike, the railroad companies immediately began to replace the skilled and semi-skilled maintenance workers with strikebreakers. In unison railroads began to establish living facilities for these strikebreakers inside their railway shops and in railroad cars and railroad guards were hired to protect property and defend strikebreakers.[3] Commissaries and kitchens were established to provide for newly hired workers and newspaper advertising was published by a number of railway companies in an attempt to win public support for their strikebreaking efforts.[6]
Railway workers were divided not only by craft, however, but also by race. Several of the railway brotherhoods denied African-American workers membership in their ranks on strictly racial grounds; these excluded workers now had no economic or moral incentive to honor the work stoppage. Thousands of black railway workers crossed picket lines and helped to undermine strike efforts — although this reaction was by no means universal and in widespread places including North Carolina, Louisiana, and El Paso, Texas, black workers actively supported the work stoppage.[3]
The railroads took advantage of the strike to undermine the bargaining position of the workers in their maintenance facilities. On July 3, head of the Railroad Labor Board Ben W. Hooper—a former Republican Governor of Tennessee and political appointee of conservative President Warren G. Harding—pushed through a so-called "outlaw resolution" which declared that all strikers had forfeited their arbitration rights guaranteed under the Transportation Act of 1920.[7] Railroads were encouraged by the Railway Labor Board to hire replacement workers, who were to be regarded as permanent by the board.[7]
In the East a number of railroads attempted to bring pressure to end the strike by stripping strikers of seniority rights. Seniority was doubly important to railroad shop workers, both figuring into the process of promotion to skilled status as positions became available and in the avoidance of layoffs during slack times—with employees with the least seniority laid off first.[8] The strategy of stripping strikers of their seniority spread rapidly across the country and the issue of retaining seniority and its associated benefits thereafter became one of the paramount issues of the strike.[7]
Conflict and violence[edit]
Bitter labor discord followed. In some towns local merchants and authorities gave moral and actual help to the strikers, including refusal to sell groceries to strikebreakers and other commercial boycotts and the extension of free goods and discounts to strikers. Picnics were held in support of strikers and in some locales railway guards were disarmed by local sheriffs seeking to avert the chance of violence.[3]
Women came to the aid of striking men, both provisioning those who walked picket lines and walking the lines themselves. Women were also instrumental in some locales in pressuring strikers to appear on the picket line and in dissuading strikebreakers from continuing to cross strike lines.[3] In Easton, Pennsylvania, for example, a crowd of 50 women and children pelted strikebreakers with sour milk, rotten eggs, and spoiled produce.
Attempts by state and federal authorities to impose order proved to be an accelerant to the physical nature of the conflict. In the initial phase of the conflict strikers attempted to set up pickets to close down railroad roundhouses and repair shops.[9] Private guards and law enforcement authorities were quick to remove strikers from private property, however, and with the strikebreakers frequently domiciled on the job site new and more violent tactics were employed, including the issuance of physical threats, the vandalism of strikebreakers' homes, the destruction of railroad property, and instances of physical violence against strikebreakers.[9]
For their part, armed company guards fired upon striking workers with a number of deaths resulting, including incidents in Cleveland, Ohio (July 8 and July 16), Buffalo, New York (July 8), Clinton, Illinois, (a worker's teenaged son, July 8; the worker was wounded), Port Morris, New Jersey (July 12), and in Needles, California (July 12). In Wilmington, North Carolina, a company guard took exception to being called a "scab" by a non-striking railroad engineer and shot him dead.[9] In Buffalo a woman and two boys were shot by railroad detectives, with the latter boys to have suffered mortal injuries according to contemporary newspaper accounts.[9] In addition to these nine fatalities, at least one company guard was shot and killed following the stopping of a train at Superior, Wisconsin, on August 12.[10]
Some strikers did not hesitate to sabotage trains and tracks when the opportunity arose. In one case a train was switched onto side tracks and the cars set upon by a mob, with rocks and metal parts thrown through glass windows. Sections of track were occasionally disrupted with explosives.[10] Vigilante violence was particularly acute in the South and Southwest, with kidnappings and floggings of strikebreakers not uncommon. Union leaders condemned the spontaneous violence of strikers and the sometimes brutal response of company guards and police officials, although with little practical effect.[11]
Termination of the strike[edit]
The opportunity for a mediated solution to the strike was brief. On July 11, 1922, President Harding issued a proclamation which attempted to split the difference between the two sides in the conflict, both recognizing the merit of the workers' grievances and promising not to destroy organized labor while at the same time recognizing the decision of the Railroad Labor Board that strikebreakers were to be regarded as permanent employees with "the same indisputable right to work as others have to decline work".[7]
The Railroad Labor Board attempted to mediate an end to the dispute, bringing together union and railroad representatives on July 14 in a joint conference.[7] While the railroad officials pledged to end the subcontracting of work to non-union shops, no retreat was to be made on the issue of restoring seniority to striking workers, and the impasse remained unsettled.[7] Following the failure of this conference, the Railroad Labor Board declared that its efforts to resolve the stoppage had reached an end.[7]
While the U.S. Army was not used to defend railroad company interests in the 1922 Shopmen's Strike, the same can not be said for the U.S. National Guard which was called out on a state-by-state basis by various state governors.[12] These troops bolstered armed company guards in their work protecting railroad property and aiding in the defense and transportation of strikebreakers, thereby working to undermine the strike effort.[12]
United States Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty, an outspoken opponent of the organized labor movement, was instrumental in escalating the federal government's role in bringing about the defeat of striking railway workers and the restoration of order across the American railroad industry.[13] Daugherty sensationally charged strikers with conducting "a conspiracy worthy of Lenin and Zinoviev" and sent U.S. Marshals into the field to aid the railroads in their efforts to defend their property and defeat the strike.[13] Deputy U.S. Marshals were appointed freely, sometimes from pools of "thugs" gathered for the purpose by the railways themselves.[14]
Opposing Attorney General Daugherty in the inner circle of the Harding administration were Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover and Secretary of Labor John Davis, who sought a negotiated end to the strike.[15] Harding was won over to this approach, professing the belief that the role of the federal government in the dispute should be one of an "honest broker" rather than as a violent authority figure.[15]
President Warren G. Harding proposed a settlement on July 28 which would have granted little to the labor unions, but the railroad companies rejected the compromise despite interest from the desperate workers. Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty, who opposed the unions, pushed for national action against the strike, and on September 1, federal judge James H. Wilkerson issued a sweeping injunction against striking, assembling, picketing, and a variety of other union activities, colloquially known as the "Daugherty Injunction". Richard Saunders Jr. referred to the injunction as "... One of the most extreme pronouncements in American history violating any number of constitutional guarantees of free speech, free speech and free assembly. (But) it effectively broke the strike." ("Merging Lines" 2001)
There was widespread opposition to the injunction and a number of sympathy strikes shut down some railroads completely, but the strike eventually died out as many shopmen made deals with the railroads on the local level. The often unpalatable concessions, coupled with memories of the violence and tension during the strike, soured relations between the railroads and the shopmen for quite some time.
See also[edit]
- History of rail transport in the United States
- Timeline of United States railway history
- List of American railway unions
- ^ Presidential Proclamation 1419, December 26, 1917, under authority of the Army Appropriation Act, 39 Stat. 45, August 29, 1916.
- ^ a b c d Philip S. Foner, History of the Labor Movement in the United States: Volume 9: The TUEL to the End of the Gompers Era. New York: International Publishers, 1991; pg. 174.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Colin J. Davis, "Bitter Conflict: The 1922 Railroad Shopmen's Strike", Labor History, vol. 33, no. 4 (Fall 1992): 435-441.
- ^ a b Foner, History of the Labor Movement in the United States: Volume 9, pg. 175.
- ^ Railroad Workers' Section, Trade Union Educational League, "Railroad Workers Stand Together," Labor Herald, vol. 1, no. 6 (Aug. 1922), pp. 17-19.
- ^ Colin J. Davis, Power at Odds: The 1922 National Railroad Shopmen's Strike (Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press, 1997): 75.
- ^ a b c d e f g Foner, History of the Labor Movement in the United States: Volume 9, p. 176.
- ^ Davis, Power at Odds, p. 74.
- ^ a b c d Davis, Power at Odds, pg. 84.
- ^ a b Davis, Power at Odds, pg. 86.
- ^ Davis, Power at Odds, pg. 87.
- ^ a b Davis, Power at Odds, pg. 89.
- ^ a b Davis, Power at Odds, pp. 89-90.
- ^ Davis, Power at Odds, pg. 92.
- ^ a b Davis, Power at Odds, pg. 105.
Further reading[edit]
- Colin J. Davis, Power at Odds: The 1922 National Railroad Shopmen's Strike. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1997.
- David Montgomery, The Fall of the House of Labor. Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press, 1987.
- Harry D. Wolf, The Railroad Labor Board. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1927.
- H.D. Wolf, "Criticisms of the Railroad Labor Board and an Evaluation of Its Work," University Journal of Business, vol. 5, no. 1 (Jan. 1927), pp. 1–34. In JSTOR.
- Robert Zieger, Republicans and Labor, 1919-1929. Lexington, KY: University of Kentucky Press, 1969.
- Railway Age: Volume 73," July–December 1922.
External links[edit]
- James Rada, Jr., "Nation's 1922 Railroad Strike Became Matter of Life and Death," Cumberland [MD] Times-News, June 4, 2011.
- "1922 Railroad Strike," Bloomington and Normal Trades and Labor Assembly, www.bntrades.org/


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PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. - According to Lt. Gen. Richard P. Formica, commanding general, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Force Strategic Command, commanders like to do three things when it comes to personnel actions.
One, they like to promote deserving Soldiers. Second, they like to reenlist those who want to stay and they want to keep. And third, they like to recognize deserving Soldiers for achievement or service. This last action was the subject on Formica's to-do list during an award and farewell ceremony on the afternoon of Dec. 17 at the command's operational headquarters at Peterson Air Force Base.
The recipient was departing Brig. Gen. Timothy R. Coffin, deputy commanding general for operations, SMDC/ARSTRAT. Before a packed crowd of Soldiers, government employees and VIPs in the training rooms of Building 3, as well as an audience via video teleconference from Huntsville, Ala., Coffin was presented the Legion of Merit for exceptional meritorious service as the command's deputy commanding general for operations from Feb. 17, 2011, to Dec. 14, 2012.
"I'm fortunate in the 22 months that (Brig. Gen.) Coffin has been with us that I have gotten to do two of those three," said Formica. "This is a great organization. It is a great command. And you do a lot to provide the operational space and missile defense capabilities to U.S. Strategic Command and the geographical commanders and to the U.S. Army. As the DCGO it was Tim's charter to oversee those operations for the command.
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"A command like this is really a collection of stories: a collection of life stories; a collection of work stories; and a collection of operational stories," Coffin said. "It brings a smile to my face as I look around the room and I see stories, some of which go back to the 1990s and before. Systems we thought of and dreamed that were built... that were launched into space... that were operated... and that have burned back into Earth's atmosphere. Those stories are all part of the history and chronology here.
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"It's going to be a dog fight in our region, a little more so than in the past," Colosimo said. "There are five teams maybe that can really battle each other. It will come down to some breaks and who can make some plays. I'm looking forward to a really competitive league." A tougher region battle may actually help the Soaring Eagle when it comes to the playoffs. Last season, Juan Diego lost in overtime to Pine View. Their last state title was a 10-7 victory over Hurricane in 2010.
Colosimo said the 16 seniors the team will rely on for leadership are hard working and highly motivated.
"We've had a pretty good offensive line the last two years," he said. "We're trying to put the pieces together."
He doesn't feel this year's seniors feel pressure created by past successes.
"Most of my guys are pretty motivated," Colosimo said. "Whether it's school, outside activities, they want to do well in whatever they do. I think they're more upset that they didn't get to play, and they have confidence that they can play. It's just the kind of kids I have. They're very self-motivated." Andrew Markosian will anchor the offensive line at center. He started last year and is the third of three brothers who've played for Colosimo.
"Andrew is going to be a big part of what we do," Colosimo said. "He's been working very, very hard to be the kind of kid who can deliver on a Friday night for us."
Senior Gabe Colosimo, who played wide receiver for the varsity team and quarterback for the junior varsity squad last season, will likely lead the team's offense. But junior Alex Hoffman could also take some snaps at quarterback.
"(Gabe) is being pushed pretty hard by (Hoffman)," said the coach, who is also Gabe's father. "They'll probably both be on the field, depending on what the team needs. They're going into camp battling each other, so we'll see."
Hoffman also plays tight end for the varsity team.
Colosimo said the team will face a tough preseason, which will test their skills and hopefully strengthen their confidence.
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Tigard, Oregon 97239
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3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Rd
Tigard, Oregon 97239
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3101 SW Sam Jackson Park Rd
Tigard, Oregon 97239
(503) 241-509
- 7Providence Milwaukie Hospital
10150 SE 32nd Ave
Tigard, Oregon 97222
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1015 NW 22nd Ave
Tigard, Oregon 97210
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- 17Adventist Medical Center
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I read a lot of other writer's websites. I also like to read websites from writers, actors, and directors that I respect. One of these names is Wil Wheaton, who some know as Wesley on Star Trek: The Next Generation, but is also someone who has done a lot of cool stuff over his career. Anyway, one of the things that I have been following is his "Life Reboot," where he has been working on improving certain areas of his life.
It is probably where I got the itch to make my New Year's post about changing my life for the better as well. He has been doing great. I have not.
Go back and look at my New Year's post and you will see a lot of things that I wanted to improve.
- Finish the first draft of Fallen Star and get started on the real writing (since first drafts are crap)
- Get healthier
- Get control of my business
- See more movies
- Keep up with this blog more often
So, just as Mr. Wheaton did this week, lets look at my goals.
1. Finish First Draft of Fallen Star
This is bad, and I hate to admit it, but I am being honest here. I have not even finished the first draft of my novel yet. I know how it is going to end, I know everything that is going to happen. However, I haven't had the time.
That is an excuse, but it is also the truth.
Living in Midland, Texas means that everything costs more. Even nationwide chains charge more here and that makes living hard. Honestly, we had a three bedroom house with a garage in Oklahoma that cost less than the two bedroom crap apartment we are in now. Over $100 less.
As a result, most of my writing the first two months of 2016 has been done for IZEA and a project I am working on for them. It is keeping our head above water and I am able to pay bills thanks to it.
What I have not been able to do was finish by first draft of Fallen Star and that kind of kills me.
But there is good news coming and things are about to get a little easier for us, so I can finally get that first draft finished and then work on the real meat and bones of the story in the re-writing phase.
2. Get Healthy
There is no excuse for this. DDP Yoga takes just 20 minutes a day. That is it. Not doing it is just lazy and there are no excuses. Eating crap like chips and snack food is also all my fault. Stupid and lazy and it makes me unproductive because I don't feel healthy.
Let me say this. Anyone who thinks that living an unhealthy life doesn't effect one's creativity is lying to themselves. Feel healthy and work comes easier. I am shocked that I have not gained any weight this year, but I haven't lost any weight either.
I need to get on that.
3. Better Business
This is the one area where I can't knock myself too much. The IZEA gig came at just the right time for us. I may not have gotten by book done, but I am making money writing which is a positive thing. Renegade Cinema has fallen hard in the last two months, but without the OFCC in support of me while I am out of state, I didn't have much of a choice when it comes to falling behind there.
That should fix itself by August anyway.
4. See More Movies
One thing that Midland has that a lot of places don't have is an amazing theater. However, without the press screenings and due to the lack of money, I have not seen much in the way of new movies. I did see the awesome Deadpool and the amazing Zootopia, but I need to do better. I just can't afford it without press screenings right now.
I am finally catching up on Arrow on TV.
5. Keep Up This Blog
This is the first post since that New Year's Post, so you see how well that went.
However, one thing that I didn't mention in that post was reading more. And, in that, I am doing pretty good. Compared to hardcore readers (like my wife, who can read a book in 2 days and then move on to the next one), it isn't awesome, but I am happy.
I discovered Jim Butcher and his Dresden Files books. Not only is he a fellow University of Oklahoma alumni, but I think we were in college at the same time. Plus, I think that "gothic fantasy" might be what by new Steve Samson series of books fits under, except with superhumans instead of magical fantasy creatures.
Anyway, I love Butcher's books.
With that said, it is now back to more "writing for money." I will be getting back to Fallen Star very soon and will be a situation where I can get back into movies and get Renegade Cinema rolling again.
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Spend an afternoon cooking with your sweetheart, your best friend, or a favorite person (kids 12 and up, please). In this class for two, you'll learn to make two kinds of tamales, one savory and one sweet, as well as delicious ruby red hibiscus tea. While your tamales cook, take a Garden tour with Horticulturist David Yetz, then return to enjoy your freshly steamed tamales and tea.
Price: Per couple- $70 Members, $80, Non-Members
Location: Water Conservation Garden At Cuyamaca College, 12122 Cuyamaca College Drive West, El Cajon, CA 92019-4317 Google Map
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• Chemotherapy-related pneumonitis developed in eight patients during treatment for breast cancer. Six were receiving adjuvant therapy and two were being treated for metastatic disease. Fever, chills, dyspnea, and dry cough were the initial symptoms. Observations from chest roentgenograms varied from normal to bilateral interstitial-alveolar infiltrates. Results of pulmonary function tests were markedly abnormal, with a decreased diffusing capacity being the most characteristic abnormality. The pneumonitis developed in six patients while receiving 20 mg or less per day of prednisone and appeared temporarily related to tapering of steroid therapy in four patients. All patients recovered clinically, although prednisone therapy of 60 mg/day or its equivalent was required in three cases. Mild pulmonary function abnormalities persisted. Drug-induced pneumonitis should be considered in the differential diagnoses of patients with breast cancer in whom unexplained fever, dyspnea, or infiltrates develop during multidrug chemotherapy.
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MAYETTA, Kan. (WIBW) - Native Americans celebrated at the Vatican, but also right here at home as Pope Benedict XVI named seven new saints this Sunday, including the very first Native American saint.
Parishioners of Our Lady of the Snows Church in Mayetta, tribal members of the Potawatomi Nation and members of the Haskell Indian Nations Univerisity Catholic Center celebrated the canonization of Kateria Tekakwitha at a mass led by Archbishop Joseph Naumann.
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Ofcom: Mobiles and internet are now 'essential'
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UK TELECOMS WATCHDOG Ofcom has claimed that mobile phones and internet connections are now "essential" for UK consumers.
In a report released on Tuesday, Ofcom said that, following some research it has carried out, it has come to the conclusion that communications services, including mobiles and internet access, are now "essential" for UK consumers, and said that it thinks all should be able to access such services.
At present, according to Ofcom's research, 95 percent of households have at least one mobile phone, while 82 percent have an internet connection.
Ofcom wants to get both these figures up to 100 percent, and has set out a number of steps to get the country there. For example, the watchdog calls for improved links between debt charities and communication providers to encourage them to be more responsive to the changing circumstances of consumers, improved awareness of affordable deals and an improved service switching process.
Ofcom consumer group director Claudio Pollack said, "While it's encouraging that the majority of people don't experience difficulties paying for their communications services, it's important that help is available for those who do.
"We're working to ensure that all consumers can benefit from the communications services which are most important for modern life."
Uswitch telecoms expert Ernest Doku added, "It might seem rather obvious to state that telecoms services are essential, but it's an important distinction to make because there is now an expectation and a responsibility to deliver these services to vulnerable people.
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Police remove possible grenade from Vt shopping plaza
MORRISTOWN Vermont State Police explosives experts have been trying to determine whether a hand grenade found in the drive-thru lane of a Morrisville restaurant was real or a novelty item.
Morrisville police said they were called to the Morrisville Shopping Plaza at about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday after receiving the report about the grenade outside a McDonalds restaurant.
When officers arrived they determined it was a completely assembled grenade.
Police shut down parts of Route 15, evacuated the plaza and called in the state police bomb squad.
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