Scranton agreement stirs miners wage dispute and actions
The article reports on a labor committee’s actions regarding reopening wage talks under the Scranton agreement. Secretary Wilson’s prompt reply and potential adjournment decisions are noted, with District No 7 and No 2 miners resisting immediate return to work without concessions. The piece also mentions internal UMW leadership changes and broader unrest across the anthracite field.
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