Coal Strike Crisis Flares in Washington Talks
Federal Fuel Administrator Garfield and Secretary Tumulty discussed the threatened soft coal strike at the White House. President Wilson and labor leaders urged a settlement. Leaders of the United Mine Workers gathered in Indianapolis to decide on Wilson’s appeal to call off the November 1 nationwide strike.
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