Labor Secretary assumes jurisdiction over coal strike dispute
Secretary of Labor Wilson announces he has assumed jurisdiction under the law as mediator in the coal miners versus operators dispute. The United Mine Workers call for a strike on November 1 while talks with Coal Mine Operators' Association continue in Washington.
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Wilson
United Mine Workers
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
United Bites
John L. Lewis
John L. Brewer
Coal Mine Operaors' Association
Lewis
Ald
Industrial Conference Deadlock Over Collective Bargaining
The national industrial conference faced a deadlock as delegates failed to approve information on the steel strike program. A motion to defer action on labor plans was defeated. the group voting plan split employers against labor and public support for postponement. Secretary Lane ruled the issue one of procedure, to be settled by a simple majority.
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National Industrial
Central Committee of Fifteen
Bernard M. Bardeh
Lane
Albert Ho Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Striking Workers Return to Mills Amid Turbulence
Reports from Chicago indicate striking laborers are resuming work in several mills across the region, though a few exceptions persist. The action follows earlier protests and concerns over wage disputes and working conditions.
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the Annocated Press
Chi
Piuraus
Mills
Noel Tee
Bate Macao
Changes in Oil Leasing Act Favored by House
The article reports that amendments to the oil leasing act were favorably reported to the House. It notes revisions to ownership terms and implications for companies, with about forty amendments discussed and passage likely.
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HOUSE
Georgia
Minit
Alork
Maynard Hurtles Across State at Terrific Speed
A fragmented report mentions Maynard in a state traversal at high speed during a period of prohibition and wartime travel. The text references The Firm and an aviation capacity of 90 000, with other garbled details about a bank wine and a company parade.
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Maynard
Lin Company
Flying Parson Averages 157.9 Miles an Hour
Lieutenant B W Maynard leads the twice-across aerial derby, passing Cheyenne en route from San Francisco to New York. He covered 136 miles from Rawlins at 7.9 miles per hour and reached Sidney, then continued to a control station 93 miles east. A prior accident near Elk Mountain claimed Lieutenant Wales in similar conditions.
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B. W. Maynard
Cheyenne
San Francisco
New York
Ile
Rawlins
Sidney
Maynard
EB. Wales
Elk Mountain
Wales
Les
Rawling
Maynaryl
Two Air Derby Lieutenants Die in Utah Crash
Lieutenant Kirby and Lieutenant Miller, pilots in the trans continental air derby, died when their De Havilland Four crashed near the Wyoming Utah border west of Evanston after leaving Cheyenne. Lieutenant Maynard landed at Fort Russell then continued to Sidney as nine planes started the race from ONeill Field. Eleven of twenty eight planes were due to arrive today with twenty eight now past Cheyenne control.
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French Kirby
Stanley C. Miller
O'Neil Field
Fort Russell
Wyoming-Utah Boundry
Evanston
Lieut
B. W. Maynard
Sidney
Sideny
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Tieutenant Feenely
Kirby
Stanley
Xuller
Nordb
Guatte Rerk
Utah
Livut
Ananager
Castle Tock
Miller
Streight Fleb
Liewk Kirby
Jamit Handy
Léon
Wedigal
eiWer Castle Nock
Evansian
Tomipiyt
Crash blamed on fawting of plane pilot in air race
Report from Fort Russell notes crash of airplane No 44 during trans conte weekend in race week killed Lieut French Kirby and Lieut Stanley Miller. Air force men surmise the pot failed though Miller might have steered to a safe emergency if the mishap had not occurred.
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Fort Russell
Lieut
French Kirby
Stanleyn Miller
Air Force
Lieut. Miller
Althong
Kirby
Geyenne
Westhowad
Lankennn & We
Alewen
Aig
Sidney
Subriske
Cresae
Bork Wissel
Natale
Lioutow
Vrenely Kirby
Nine racing airplanes take off at Fort Rusell field
A transcontintal air derby event at Fort Russell Field featured nine racing airplanes in daylight departures. Lieutenant Colonel WW Hartney, a twice-ace WWI flyer, landed at O'Neilfeld and then departed, while British and American piloting teams competed in a long endurance flight with multiple aerial maneuvers and receptions.
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Fort Rusoell Field
EB. Hartney
Air Derby
O'Neilfeld
Gorman Fokker
Americd
American Flying Corps
Contenders Named in State Leader's Prize Campaign
A flood of new contenders emerges for the state leader's prize contest with over $8,000 in prizes and widespread anticipation across districts. The feature highlights the publicity, local involvement, and potential standout candidates as coverage notes the competition's scale and regional interest.
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Manny
Samapaigh
Huytj-Screa
Oher Peines Delateg
Losis Oelor
Elkind Orce
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Hore
Round Table
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Castle Rock
Ientenant
Martary
Celine Prevals
Grote
Tolexory Dlatiel
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