Provisional Settlement Talks With Mr Mitchell In Washington
Basin of proposed settlement eyed as independent operators and large coal firms discuss freight rates and wage impacts. Wayne MacVeagh and Mr Mitchell to meet in Washington with Darrow's involvement, while independents seek favorable rates to cover wage increases. Slow rounds noted in a separate boxing bout between Vekever and Hachey.
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Refusal halts private coal settlement talks in Washington
Washington November 26 A private settlement between United Mine Workers and coal operators ends after a New York meeting decision not to interview with President Mitchell and his aides. Mitchell and Darrow react coolly while operators press to continue the hearing before the anthracite coal strike commission. Independent operators protest the shift to public investigation and demand continued testimony on wages and working conditions.
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Ton of Tone Shifts as Cothoeton Firm Promises Value
A Coshoeton firm states it aims to give the best possible guide for the money and to build a large business by prioritizing customer value over profit, though exact products or services remain unclear. The message emphasizes quality and affordability as core goals.
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Fur Sale Preview From H. H. Griggs Company
The Fountain offers a large early season fur selection from 75 cents for a Coney to fine Erable and Martin skins. Griggs buys early, guarantees perfect furs with no imperfect pieces, and promises the best value for money in dry goods carpets and ready to wear.
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H.H. Griggs Company
Eable
Martin
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