Roosevelt strike arbitration commission meets at White House
The strike arbitration commission appointed by President Roosevelt met at the White House shortly after 10 this morning and began talks with the president. Only two conclusions were reached, admitting public access to meetings and notifying parties to attend Monday hearings. Notices were sent to mine operators and to President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers. The commission, nicknamed the anthracite coal strike commission, adjourned to 12:45 and will reconvene Monday at 2 o'clock.
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