Coal Industry Debates Explosions and Inquiry in West Virginia
The article discusses a major mine disaster in West Virginia with explosions and a government inquiry into coal mine conditions. It cites findings on methane gas, coal dust, and safety practices, plus statements from experts and officials on causes, prevention, and responsibilities. It mentions miners' families, local officials, and ongoing investigations by state authorities into the incident and potential reforms.
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Observance of Labor Day Noted in Local Meeting
Fragments indicate a labor day observance discussion at a local gathering. The item mentions Shapesider and Second Cupvap in Max, with ambiguous wording about progress toward a resolution.
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Wealth and the Trust Question in Senate Debate
The excerpt laments money worship and criticizes press attacks on Senator Davis of Arkansas for his trust suppression bill. It quotes Davis on wealth as a threat to republican government, condemns money worship, and contrasts rich magnates with laboring men, urging pursuit of happiness and fair opportunity.
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Congressional Record
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Fragmented OCR transcript of disputed race scene text
The readable text appears as a garbled historical OCR pass with references to a race start at Jit handenttial and various stray phrases about labor, goods, and preparations. Specific names, places, or dates are not clear, leaving only scattered fragments and unrelated sentences.
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Dovetitge
Wadi Bata
Liberty Pictures and the Roosevelt Visit Debate
Readers witness a muddled account praising American sentiment and antiwar rhetoric amid labor strife. The piece references President Roosevelt, mine owners, and calls for national unity while critiquing government actions and military threats against labor movements.
Mine workers donate liberally in relief effort
A telegram from National Secretary Wook Wilson reveals mine workers contributed to a relief fund after a wave of strikes disturbed operations. The letter urges subscribers who miss issues to notify the Charleston postmaster, promising investigation to locate lost papers and restore deliveries.
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Wilson
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Death Toll From Mines Climbs Across U S Coal Sites
A Geological Survey statement reports rising fatalities in U S coal mines with 2940 men killed in recent years. The report notes death rates per year are double those a decade ago and highlight high danger across major mining regions in the country.
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Will Place Labor Ticket In Field In Wheeling
Wheeling labor unions are reported unanimously in favor of a labor ticket in the upcoming election. Dozens of Towals and the Assembly discuss the proposal, with only one entity reportedly opposing. The piece comments on workers awakening and criticizes the choice of lawmakers as labor haters.
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Wheeling
Scott Fair
The Labor Press Mission and Purpose
The Labor Argus outlines the labor press mission to advance trade unionism in broad terms. It rejects dictatorship by any class and seeks mutual understanding between workers and employers, presenting itself as a medium for industrial facts and a staunch ally of those who toil.
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