Kansas Settling Coal Strike Says Governor Allen
Governor H J Allen says Kansas is leading the way in settling the coal strike with the Industrial Court guaranteeing protection to miners. Production is reported as now up to fifty percent of normal, per the state's chief executive.
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State Protects the Miners in Industrial Court Reform
Kansas Governor Allen praise for industrial court system as key to resolving mine disputes. State protection for workers and public welfare cited as coal production stabilizes, with court arbitration setting minimum wages and resolving conflicts. Troops not needed. operators, miners resume work under state oversight.
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New bloc talk stirs in Congress and G. O. P.
Discussion centers on a progressive bloc led by old party stalwarts in the Senate and House. Names tied to the shift include Beveridge Pinchot Brookhart Howell and McCormick, with Roosevelt ally ties cited. Fokker visit noted as a separate, nonfictional aside on aviation history and policy shifts.
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Opponents of Bonus Bill Vow to Veto Measure
Washington Missouri May 22 Opponents of the proposed bonus bill declared they would veto any bill presented to Congress. Leaders pledged united opposition, arguing the plan would burden taxpayers and delay relief for veterans. Supporters noted potential tariff shifts and urged quick action as Congress debates the measure.
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Fall in British Honours Sparks Public Outcry
London reports reveal George V's government under fire over royal honors and the sale of titles. The piece argues fixed prices for peerages corrupt public life, with attacks on the aristocracy and media, urging reform and a parliamentary commission to probe the system.
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