Wyoming miners fear strike and full hard coal shutdown
Article warns that if the coal strike occurs 38 mines in Wyoming may shut down and over 6,000 miners could quit. It details postwar abandonments of war controls and outlines conference stances with coal operators amid ongoing Senate debate and a delayed armistice ending.
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United States Senate
Europe
Seal
Food Administration
War Labor Board
Senate
Garfield
Northern
Wyoming Coal Operators’ Association
Cleveland
Wyoming
Delta
Monarch
Carneyville
Kool
Gambria
Gebo
Hudson
Crosby
Acme
Model
Delis
Pogosia
Rock Springs
Hanna
Parlor
Superior
Guna
Yellowstone park tour surge fuels state entrance plan
Delegates including L. L. Newton of Cody claim about 120,000 tourists will visit Yellowstone next year and press for developing the southern entrance to keep visitors in Wyoming. The note references long usage by a previous operator and aims to boost state tourism revenue.
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L. L. Newton
Cody
Yellowstone Medway Association
Yellowstone Park
Park
Wyoming
Amt Thas
Moulana
Two American Sailors Freed by Reds Reported In Bergen Mission
Reports say two American men previously held captive by Reds were released and are en route from Archangel to Bergen, Norway. The men identified include Clinton Webber Anderson Bridgeport and Albert F. Coyle of Sam, with unclear affiliations.
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Archananl
Bergen
Norway
Clinton Webber
Areson Bridgeport
Albert F. Coyle
Sam
Wyoming lawmakers debate Casper to Rawlins highway plan
A conference in the Wyoming senate chamber discusses a northern county highway from Casper via Rawlins extending to Natrona and linking with an existing road. Delegates from Albany, Big Horn, Carbon, Converse, Johnson, and others, including Governor Garey, are listed as participants.
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Bon County
We Ollids
Rawilios
Natrona County
Casper
Rawlins
Senate
State Capitol
No Time For Weakness Urges Casper Newspaper
A Casper newspaper urges resolve amid the miners strike threat to U S industries and government. It warns revolution and bloodshed if measures fail, calls for upholding law and order, and cites President and Lord Nelson in urging duty from all parties.
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Naif
Allion
United Staes
United States
Andrew Jackson
Lincoln
Lord Nelson
America
Tribune
Casper
County political list reads like roll of Wyoming officials
A lengthy roster lists names and hometowns across Wyoming counties including Lincoln Big Piney Kemmerer Lusk Cody Powell Worland Rock Springs and Sheridan with officials such as T D O’Neil Oscar Beck J G Kinney J L Eymon Robert Veitch M L Pratt and W B Fisher among others.
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Lincoln County
T. D. O'Neil
Big Piney
Oscar Beck
J. G. Kinney
Cokeville
Andrew Morrow
Kemmerer
J. RB. Harrison
J. L. Eymon
Jackson
A. A. Bidman
Manville
W. B. Shipley
Lusk
N. J. McCormick
Mat Baker
F. Galhoun
van Tassell
Theo. Shoemaker
George S. Hawes
J. M. Sol
Cody
M. L. Pratt
Powell
W. L. Krem
A. H. Ayors
L. L. Newton
Platt
Sheridan
W. A. Pearson
N. A. Pearson
Sweetwater County
Hudman
Hook Springs
A. L. McCurtain
Rock Springs
Washackle
L. E. Laird
Worland
L. G. Hake
C. H. Hampton
Charles Wells
J. A. Howell
Weston County
W. EB. Bond
Demonstration to Arrive Tomorrow in Laramie County
Miss Edith Fowler of Montana will arrive Saturday to work as frame demonstrator in Laramie county under the University of Wyoming. She succeeds Miss Katherine Bennitt who has resigned to enter state work of a related character.
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Edith Fowler
Montana
Laramie County
University of Wyoming
Katherine Bennitt
Former County Agent Seeks Cattle Purchases
Earl Reed former agricultural agent for Jeramic county visited Cheyenne after touring the Middle West to study buying dairy cattle and seed potatoes for the Colorado district. Reed now serves as agricultural agent for the Burlington railway Window Glass Sherman Paint Co. The piece notes Japanese shopkeepers serving customers with coke and tea before displaying their gods.
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Earl Reed
Jeramic County
Cheyenne
Middle West
Colorado
Mr. Reed
Burlington Railway
Germans Seek Any Country to Escape Germany
The emigration bureau, bombarded by Germans, seeks destinations for escape. Most want to reach America, with workers seeking work abroad as Germany’s economy falters. Available options include Argentina Brazil Paraguay and Patagonia, while North America is blocked and Mexico is viewed unfavorably due to political conditions.
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Catc Oes
Germany
America
Argentine
Brazil
Paraguay
Patagonia
North America
Mexico
Campaign Progress for Wyoming Children's Home Society
The Wyoming Children's Home Society campaign progresses with county reports aiding totals. Miss Allie Jewell, state superintendent, says the drive is over quota. Washakie and Laramie counties report strong support led by Ed P. Taylor with plans to finish the campaign this week.
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Wyoming Children’s Home Society
Allie Jewell
Washakie County
Laramie County
Ed. P. Taylor
No More Building of Homes This Year
Fred Hofmann president of the Cheyenne Builders' association said no building will occur this year due to winter weather and unsettled labor conditions. After the first of the year the association will begin the 24 homes it recently decided to erect. The text also notes ancient gambling devices were invented and used long before the Christian era.
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Fred Hofmann
Cheyenne Builders’ Association
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Coal Operators in Washington Refuse Workers Terms
Washington coal operators refuse to accept the workers terms as a strike threat looms. Dispatches note tension over wage and contract conditions with labor groups pushing for a settlement. Local energy sectors fear production delays and price impacts amid stalled negotiations.
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Washington
Coal Crisis Deepens as Strike Looms and Troop Threat Looms
Government eyes land duty for sailors and marines if needed as miners strike nears shutdown. John L. Lewis challenges President Wilson in a telegram while Fuel Administrator Garfield assumes wartime powers to fix coal prices and run the crisis with the Bureau of Mines assisting under the railroad administration.
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Daniela
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
Mine Workers
Garfield
Bureau of Mines of the Interior Department
Railroad Administration
Hines
Miners under union contracts exempt from strike order
Some Pueblo miners report that all miners operating under union contracts will be exempt from the strike order. The message, recited by WH. C. Stewart secretary of the United Mine Workers District No. 5, states about 28 Colorado mines are affected.
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Pueblo
WH. C. Stewaart
United Mine Workers
Colorado
Stewart
Kentucky Troops Ordered to West Virginia Coal Fields
Provisional battalion of 800 men from Kentucky’s First Division, including waterborne units, to move immediately to the coal fields of West Virginia. They are expected to depart before morning as a precaution against potential miners strike disorders. Colonel C W Peabody announced the orders from Central Department HQ in Chicago.
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Kentucky
Louisvileg Ky
OFW
Waterara
West Virginia
C. W. Peabody
Central Department
Chicago
Utah Mines Plan To Keep Work Going Amid Strike Threat
Coal mine operators in Utah announced after a late meeting they would try to keep mines running despite a threatened strike. About 5,000 miners are affected, with preparations made to handle any disruption, says Secretary of State Bennion, acting governor.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Bennion
Prominent Signers Back Pandolfo Record to 20 Years
Testimony from St Cloud businessmen and others defend Pandolfo as an organizer of repute. Witnesses Stanley Stallings Thomas Smith and Ghester Yates recount dealings with Panstock and salesman Couls Beam. Stallings says Beam promised a six week return with a Pan car but did not return and Yates recalls Beam claiming five dollars a day plus expenses.
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St. Cloud
Pandolfo
Stanley K. Stallings
Thomas B. Smith
Wray
Colorado
Ghester Yates
Panstock
Couls Beam
Stallings
Beam
Yates
French delegate at working women's meet highlighted
Mile. Jeanne Bouvier stands out among international delegates at the Working Women's Meet as she engages in discussions and represents French perspectives on women’s labor.
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Mile
Jeanne Bouvier
International of Working Women
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