Operators to Sue Union Over Breach of 1918 Pact
Cumberland Michigan November 5 A suit against national and local United Mine Workers executives and officials alleges violation of a 1918 agreement governing a 1917 strike. The pact set a two year term and required ninety days notice to abrogate. Operators claim failure to arbitrate certain disputes and to honor umpire decisions, amid postwar tensions between Philadelphia Pennsylvania interests and mine operators.
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Hero Fire Rescues Family in Norristown Tennessee
Charles Simpson of Jeffersonville became a hero after rescuing two children from a burning home on Whitehill road. Unable to reach his wife by stairs cut off by flames, he climbed to the second story and helped his wife escape by jumping to the ground, then followed to safety.
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Charles Simpson
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Whitehill Road
Help Wanted Ad Promises Febuits From Buyers
A fragmentary notice hints at a help wanted advertisement promising benefits or fruits of employment. Readable details are limited, but the item references a job listing and some promised compensation or perks in a February timeframe.
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