Telegram mystery over Wilson pressure on labor board
Chicago dispatch reports President Wilson sent a telegram to the labor board asking expeditious settlement of the Sage controversy. Judge Barton said the message was personal and confidential and not shared with other board members. The text of the telegram was later made public by the White House.
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Wage dispute board urged to speed decision
Aboard representatives from the American Federation of Labor and others reported the wage controversy between company and public groups to President Wilson. The board aims for a prompt settlement, with no deadlock indicated and expectations of a satisfactory outcome soon. In Reading Pa a crossing crash killed a girl. Wildermuth family tragedy left a widow and two injured, while Chile lacks traffic rules outside cities.
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