Governor Issues Goal Ultimatum to Coal Strike
Indiana Governor Warren J. McCray warned that if the miners’ strike isn’t resolved within five days he will seize mines and supply coal to the state. He said he has authority to furnish coal and may seek legislative backing, stressing the welfare of Indiana residents over labor disputes and indicating readiness to convene the legislature if needed. He met with operators’ representatives and sent a notice to United Mine Workers official Juln Hessler, signaling possible interstate talks but noting some operators remain opposed to a four-state agreement. The situation grows more acute as talks continue and the governor moves to ensure fuel for institutions and people.
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Warren J. McCray
Indiana
Juln Hessler
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Indiana Governor vows mine seizure to avert winter hunger
The Indiana governor declares that if a coal strike remains unresolved within five days he will seize one or more mines to supply fuel for the people and the state economy. He states no intent to resist lawful labor rights but insists residents shall not suffer from cold or hunger during the dispute.
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Dynamite in His Milk Blows Off Thumb in Porch Accident
Chicago official Charles D. Signer, 61, assistant general manager of a railroad, found a bottle of milk with an explosive on his front porch. He attempted to carry the bottle inside and his right thumb was blown away. The incident happened on a Tuesday morning but was reported later.
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Charles D. Signer
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Signer
Robbed Neighbor Dealer in Shenandoah Incident
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania on July 25 Joseph Penn a local shoe dealer was reportedly caught robbing the shop of neighbor Harry Goldin another shoe merchant by police chief Fairile. An officer found Penn with items folded in a bag and burst a door open to surprise him as he crawled on his hands and knees.
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State and country benefits from fewer lawyers in legislature
The question considers whether reducing the number of lawyers serving as lawmakers would improve governance. It weighs legal expertise against broader professional diversity, evaluating impacts on lawmaking efficiency, specialization, and representation of non legal fields.
Baltimore Woman Verifies Tanlac Benefits After Long Illness
Mrs George Groome of 3538 Railroad Ave Latimore Md reports dramatic relief from five years of indigestion with Tanlac. She describes improved appetite, weight gain, reduced pain and nausea, steadier nerves, and better sleep after six bottles. Tanlac is advertised as sold by druggists.
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Easton Workmen Targeted by Pelted Eggs and Fruit
In Easton Pennsylvania on July 28 a mob of women and children pelted Lehigh Valley railroad workers with eggs watermelons tomatoes and cantaloupes as they left the South Easton shops. The workers were showered with dishwater and sour milk and six homes of workers were smeared with yellow paint. No arrests have been made.
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Easton
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
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