New Plan For Coal Strike Settlement Considered
A new plan for ending the nationwide soft coal strike aims to resume production under prior wage scales and create a presidentially approved advisory commission. The proposal, supported by John L. Lewis and Alfred M. Ogle, is to be presented at a Cleveland conference with operators and union officials from across the country and may draw in Indiana and Illinois participants. Governors of Wisconsin, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana have been notified and may influence federal action if mine output improves.
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Harding
John L. Lewis
Alfred M. Ogle
National Coal Association
Indiana
Tllinois
Indianapolis
Chicago
Ilinois
West Virginia
Missouri
Iowa
Wyoming
Northwest
Wisconsin
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Preus
Settlement Plan Emerges in Coal Strike Talks
Indianapolis Aug 7 Ralph Crews, allied with operators, and W A Glasgow Jr, miners union counsel, discussed a settlement plan said to form the basis of Cleveland reports on a possible strike end. A M Ogle National Coal association president says only Crews and Glasgow are involved and others may be considered. ST Paul Aug 7 Governor Groesbeck of Michigan was invited by Minnesota Governor Preus to attend a governors conference on the coal situation set for Thursday.
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Indianapolis
Ralph Crews
W. A. Glasgow, Jr
Miners’ Union
A. M. Ogle
National Coal Association
Ogle
Associated Press
Cleveland
John N. Lewis
Crews
Glasgow
St, Paul
Alexander J. Groesbeck
Michigan
Preus
Minnesota
Wyoming's Big Peak Climbed for First Time
Wyoming's Gannet Peak, 13 785 feet high and said to host the largest U S glacier, was scaled for the first time by A C Tate and Floyd Stalnaker after a strenuous ascent up a narrow ice ribbon. Tate called the glacial panorama the most spectacular he had seen.
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Tate
America
Senate Defers Broad Inquiry into Senators Interests
The Gooding resolution for a wide probe of senators newspapers and others tied to tariff bill outcomes was postponed indefinitely after four hours of debate. Senator Caraway said the investigation was dead while Idaho's Senator contributing sheep interests defended his vote.
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Senate
Gooding
Lodge
Massachusetts
Spencer
Missouri
Caraway
Arkansas
Idaho
Frank A. Munsey
New York Herald
Europe
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Harrison
Mississippi
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Chas. E. Wickland
Helena
Parker
I. Wk
Tia Fay
R. L. Abel Harness and Trimming Shop
Harney
Harvey Cort Ranch
Big Timber
Peter Schutler
Oliver
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Fairbanks. & Morse
Wes Handy
O. A. Nepstad
BBC
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