Harding Plan for Ending Railway Strike Under Consideration
Edward Pickard outlines President Harding's approach to settle the coal and railway strikes. Key points include a four state wage and conditions contract, a coal commission to study the industry, and possible federal seizure if talks fail. Conditions across Indiana Illinois and the Midwest remain volatile with governors employing troops and rail workers warning of further actions.
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