Wiley urges coal industry to align with supply and demand
Colonel W. M. Wiley of Boone County Coal speaks at Charleston Mason ic open forum, urging coal operators to tighten production and adopt 1917 pricing, blaming cutthroat rivals and labor agitators. He warns of ongoing overproduction, undercut prices, and interstate rate pressure, stressing public stakes and West Virginia’s need to unite for market access and fair rates.
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