Coal Mine Wage Talks Falter as Strike Looms Unclear Offer Rejected
April 13 New York subcommittee talks between miners and operators fail to bridge gap. Employers indicate they will answer miners by letter and no further meetings until developments. If operators reject both miner proposals, a miners convention may declare a strike. Negotiations appear near stalemate with potential strike action looming.
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George F. Baer
Teuesdale
New York
Khel
Reynty
arsifaton aytas
Mitchel
shemmers
Baer
Mitchell
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western railroad
Daer
Tunesdale
DCL iso
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Stitchl
app a.i
United Ming Workers of America
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Tuestar
international executive board
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miners’ union
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Miners and Operators Hold Drafted Talks in Labor Dispute
In a convoluted session the miners and coal operators reviewed counter proposals. President Mitchell signaled that the miners maintain their stance while awaiting the operators to reply. The meeting ended with plans for possible future talks as the executive board weighs the Ohio bituminous offer and national union strategy.
Insurance bills pass as governor to sign anti lobby measure
Four more bills from the special insurance investigating committee were approved by both houses and sent to Governor Higgins for signature. The assembly also passed a broad insurance reform bill and the senate set anti perjury as a special order. One measure prohibits political contributions by corporations and imposes witness immunity, while another targets stock life insurers directors. Local incidents include mine tipple fires near Robertsdale, and notable deaths and an aviation prize.
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ting
Alliany
special insurance investigating committee
Higgins
assembly
senate
Tater house
sen
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Naples Volcano Eruption Wrecks City and Death Toll Rises
Immense ash blanketed Naples as Mount Vesuvius roared, scenes from Fort San Marino to Castel Dell Ovo shrouded in gray soot. King Victor Emmanuel III witnessed wreckage and 550 bodies recovered at Ottajano amid thousands of damaged homes across Portici San Giovanni, Resina, Torre Del Greco and nearby towns. Reports also note widespread destruction in Nola, with general abandonment and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Immanuel
Eersigtes
Viatnos
Sapien
sulcano
eveni
Fort San Marino
Castel Dell Ovo
Posilipo
Mount Vesuvius
Matteuce
Victor Emmanuel io Ottajano
Ottajano
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