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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1897

Page

2

Poor Crop Prospects Sweep Europe and North America

European wheat and rye crops face sharp declines from Britain to Russia with India hampered by famine. Argentina and Bulgaria report weak harvests while U.S. grain markets spike with dollar wheat. Wheat futures surge in Chicago Philadelphia and New York as trading excitement peaks. rolling mills in Cleveland resume after coal shortages amid labor clashes.

Merry Deflolovoy Washington Agricultural Department Europe United States India O'Connor Yarmouth Nova Scotia Ontario Quebec Manitoba Great Britain France Germany Russia Austria-Hungary Romania Bulgaria Cnicano O. A. Pillsbury Chamber of Commerce Minneapolis

Big Labor Conference to Shape Strike Policy

The national executive board of the United Mine Workers adjourned after calling a labor conference in St. Louis. It rejects a Pittsburgh plan for district arbitration, pledging to push a nationwide effort led by Gompera and Sovereign. Aggressive field action will continue, with plans to widen the strike to the West Virginia district and beyond pending conference results.

CoLumbus Unieed Conference of Organized Labor St. Louis Bord Pittsburg Atriky Ohio Indiana Trinois West Virginia Pennsylvania Samuel Gompera American Federation of Labor J. R. Sovereign Nuster Workman Knights of Labor

Women to March in Solidarity With Strikers

News from Aug 14 reports coal operators divided on the uniformity agreement as women prepare to march in sympathy with strikers while men remain in camp. Suits and counter suits loom, with miners gathering evidence to sue for wages and trespass as parties assess legal actions and home visits.

Pictssuro New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company Dolan

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