Government weighs steps in event of coal strike Nov 1
Oct 27 report from Washington states officials study actions if coal miners strike begins November 1. White House expects no response from United Mine Workers until after Cleveland meetings. union leaders warn withdrawal by November 12 is impossible. Violence reported in Brooklyn as 2,000 strikers clash with workers. President Wilson urges rescision of strike order pending cabinet review.
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