Organized Labor's Ringing Resolution on Coal Mine Explosions
The article argues for stricter enforcement of life protection laws and new legislation to reduce coal mine explosions in the United States. It traces early blasts from 1880s Crested Butte and Pocahontas incidents, notes unions' suppression of miner organization, and discusses international investigations showing coal dust and fire damp as key factors. It cites experts from Britain, France, Germany, and the United States, detailing experiments on dust flammability and the role of coal dust in intensifying explosions, underscoring the need for improved safety measures.
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United States
Butte
Colorado
Crested Butte
Virginia
Akunp
Holssud
Lyell Sid Baraday
Calliery
Oyleny Tley
Ovine
Wining
England
Derbyshire
Jit Williaim Tatloway
M. Galloway
France
Germany
Sinner
Aid
Moto
Westphalia
N. Wo Lid
Ohio Stte University
Dewi
Avery
Recommed Passage of Guard Bill in Mining Debate
A long discussion argues for stronger mine safety laws, noting that current regulations are not enforced. It cites coal dust, ventilation, and air leaks as causes of disasters, and recounts past mine explosions to illustrate risks and the need for protective legislation.
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Voal
Lesson for Union Men Reaffirms Labor Rights Ruling
A 19th century opinion notes the Supreme Court ruling that discharging a worker for union membership is unconstitutional, with Justice Harlan delivering the majority and Justice McKenna dissenting. The piece argues unions are lawful and warns of corporate power over beliefs, urging readers to pay delinquent Labor Argus subscriptions.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Harlan
Justice McKenna
McKenna
Supreme Court
William W McKinley
The
Labor Argus
Illinois Miners Convention in Peoria to seek settlement
Illinois miners will hold their state convention in Peoria as operators meet with the union. The aim is to address the tangle in the state during the gathering. Smoke the celebrated Econo Stogies, a home made union product, urged to support Stoogie Makers local union in the near future.
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Peoria
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Organized Labor
Ohio Engineering Society
Andrew Roy
Columbus
Trrvasy
Lynow
C. Frick Coal and Coke Company
Owilliam Spait Buss
Afonorah
West Virginia
Humphrey Davy
State Inspector of Mines of
Ohio
Ohio Institute of Mining Engineers
Huntington
W. Va
Frank Wy, Snyder
Charleston
Colume
Weston
Piedmont and Georges Creek Coal Company
Maryland
Hisylvania Coal Company
Kentucky
Mining Department
Dawson
J. M. Cral Benj. F. Morris
Thos. Cairns
B.S. Hastings
Frank W. Snyder
Illinois Miners Convention