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Public figure recounts coal strike arbitration and Wilson clash
A speaker recalls the 1902 coal strike crisis, arguing for government arbitration led by an impartial panel. He contrasts his use of needful force to establish arbitration with President Wilson’s approach, condemning his reliance on duress and urging lawful, fact-based settlements while defending eight hour work as a general ideal.
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