Begin Fight on the Miners Strike
Attorney General Palmer announced the government will fight the strike with all resources, calling it illegal. He said miners' leaders in Indianapolis reiterated their position, while operators would resume negotiations and submit disputes to arbitration if the strike is rescinded.
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Brewster
Wilson
Garfield
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White House
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Fuel Administration
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Government vows to keep mines running amid coal strike
The Palmer statement outlines wartime powers to prevent production stoppage. Federal troops, fuel administration revival, and price controls are planned to protect public welfare and keep coal moving. Miners face penalties under war regulations if the strike proceeds, with Garfield summoned and railroads mobilizing to ensure supply.
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Railroad Administration
Strike Decided in Indianapolis Miners Reach Impasse
The United Mine Workers warn a bituminous miners strike cannot be avoided over stalled wage talks. Operators refused to negotiate, prompting the union to vow to meet the crisis with a national action and stress workers' right to strike under the Constitution. The dispute lingers as President Wilson is cited but not consulted.
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Mine owners pledge no operation without aid after strike
Thomas T. Brewster, chairman of the scale committee of the Mine Operators' Association, said owners would not operate mines without government aid after the strike took effect. He added operators would reopen negotiations with the miners if the strike order were rescinded pending settlement of differences.
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ST. Louis
Thomas T. Brewster
Mine Operators’ Association
Steel Mills Weigh Coal Strike Impact on Pittsburgh Area
Steel men estimated several Pittsburgh district mills could run for weeks on current coal stocks while gas fueled plants faced little disruption. Many firms had stocked coal in advance and homeowners with natural gas faced no immediate trouble, easing fear in towns relying on gas.
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Steel
Union Board Sets Meeting After Ongoing Strike Tensions
Tomorrow the executive board of the union will meet to clear up a big batch of business incidental to the strike and various routine affairs which have been accumulating.
Senate Rejects All Treaty Amendments Vote in Senate
A proposal by Senator Moses of New Hampshire to revise voting strength in the League of Nations was rejected in the Senate by 47 to 36. The measure aimed to change the power balance within the organization and was defeated along party lines.
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Sherman
Illinois
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Walsh
la Follette
Wisconsin
International Labor Organization
Moses
New Hampshire
League of Nations
Situation unchanged on Petrograd front
London reports dated October 29 say the Petrograd front remains unchanged with Bolshevik forces carrying out small local attacks.
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Petrograd
London
Love and Duty For a War Bride in a Distant Land
A young French war bride, 17, writes of heartbreak as her husband's parents reject the match and she feels friendless and treated as a servant. The adviser urges patience, resilience, and to work with her husband to build a life, noting wartime marriages are often strained and advising steadfastness.
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Miss Champagne
America
Ake
Auto crashes into pole near Quincy high school
Wendell P. Hamlin and Edward B. Crocker of South Hyannis escaped serious injury yesterday when Hamlin's car rammed an electric light pole opposite the high school on Hancock street. Crocker was thrown into the street and the car wrecked. The pole and wires were badly damaged, but a high tension wire remained intact.
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Wendell P. Hamlin
Edward B. Crocker
South Hyannis
Mr. Hamlin
Hancock Street
Quincy
Crocker
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