Great coal strike expands across twelve states and districts
Nationwide walkout spreads to river and railroad districts in Pittsburgh region and beyond. In Cambria county six thousand miners strike at noon while Indianapolis and Maryland regions gear for suspension. Officials warn of widespread idle mines, possible railway impact, and rising labor tensions as the Pittsburgh district shapes the strike's ultimate fate.
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Pittssurg
Clearfield
Phillipsburg
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
Connellsville
United States
Pittsburg
Cambria
Cambria County
Columbus
Miners’ Union
Indiana
Maryland
New
Kenawha
New Straitsville
Trimble
Sunday Creek Valley
Cleveland
Musillon
Collinsville
Nilweed
Carhuyine
Minonk
Virdin
Morris, Ills
Cuxl City
Braceville
Gardner
Carpon Hill
This
Clark City
Braidwood
Pomeroy, O
Pomeroy Field
Samuel W. Allerton
Thy Homestake Company
ChicaGo
Samuel A. Allerton
United States District Court
Sioux Falls
S. C
Homestake No. 2 Mining Company
James J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Mr. Allerton
Holestike Company
Allerton
Greech
Nepille
Athens
Atalanta
Chalcis
Thebes
Livadia
Larymni
Proskina
Malesina
Mazi
Pella
Martino
Eubone
Omaha
St. Louis
Thousands Idle as UMW Aims to Halt Strikes in Multiple States
Reports from Cotumacs and major cities indicate a broad labor stoppage totaling about 125,900 miners across Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Indian Territory, Missouri, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. Alabama miners march 5,400 strong in Birmingham with militia ready. Philadelphia region seeing no work. The Times suggests arbitration. Coxey army prepares in Chicago.
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Cotumacs
McBride
United Mine Workers
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
Indian Territory
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Michigan
P. H. Penna
Presient
John Fahey
Murphysboro
Duquoin District
New
Kanawha
Wheeling
Moundaville
Albia
Maryland
London Times
London
the Times
America
United States
Chicago
Cuicano
Coxey Commonweal
William League
Cooper Shop
Kelly
Coxey
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Philadelphia
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