Pl um Run Strike Breakers Depart as Non union Labor Fails
Striking miners and officials report 60 of 104 imported workers accepted railroad tickets from President Watkins and left Jefferson County. Only about 50 non union men remain, most ignorant of coal mining, making restart unlikely. Guards tried to keep order. many deserters cited hoped higher wages elsewhere. The union press vows to hold until 1903 end while tensions rise at Plum Run and Dildonvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Run
U. S. Coal Co
Watkins
Jefferson County
Pham Run
Mine Workers’ Organization
Cox
Garg
Bradley
Steubenville
Coal Company
Dildonvale
The
Supt. Cox
Isaac Cantor
St. Louis
Cleveland
Smithfield
Circuit Court Convenes with Several Case Actions
The circuit court convened Monday afternoon with Judges Burrows Laubie and Cook on the bench. In Owens versus State of Ohio the petition in error was dismissed at plaintiff's costs. Cohen versus Floto settled at plaintiff's costs. Kerr versus Perry administrator et al dismissed at plaintiff's costs and by consent. Gilmore versus Cochrane granted leave to file second amended answer. Lewis versus U S Coal Co allowed amendment and filing of pleading in 0 days. Continued at plaintiff's costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Owens
State of Ohio
R. B. Cohen
Aug. Floto
A. W. Kerr
W. T. Perry
B. Gilmore
George W. Cochrane
I. F. Lewis
U. S. Coal Co
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Crow Hollow
National Biscuit Company
La-Belle Clothing Co
LA Belle Clothing Company
Market St
Circuit Court
Owens
Plaintiff
Burrows
Laubie
Cook
Munker
Eac
Manhattan
New York
Johnny Jones