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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1919
Page
3
Washington November 23 The intervention of Fuel Administrator Garfield tomorrow in the lagging negotiations of bituminous operators and miners of the Central competitive fields was expected tonight to bring to a climax the long drawn out conflict and clear the way for speedy settlement of the strike situation which has put the country on the verge of a coal famine.
Mine operators and United Mine Workers leaders lingered in town awaiting government action. Reports from the Middle West show coal shortages and cold hardship. Operators propose 20 percent wage rise, miners accept 1 percent proposed by Secretary Wilson, with a possible compromise on funding and pricing to be discussed tomorrow.
About 300 general chairmen from the four railroad brotherhoods will gather in Cleveland to discuss Walker D. Hines director-general of railroads offer of nine and one half cents for overtime in slow freight service and a standard rule for crews away from home terminals. No strike vote or political affiliations will be considered. The meeting may last three days.
Concord New Hampshire November 23 It has been hinted that the government is not satisfied with the medical reports on the murder of Maurice Otterson and the body may be exhumed for further examination within two weeks. Experts from outside New Hampshire may be called to perform a more thorough autopsy.
Violinist Jascha Heifetz appeared yesterday afternoon at Symphony Hall with pianist Samuel Chotzinoff in a packed concert. He offered Caesar Franck's violin piano sonata in a sensitive, thoughtful reading and displayed remarkable technical mastery across varied pieces. Audiences applauded wildly and wished for more after a long, engaging program.
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