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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1919

Page

7

Miners Postpone Action On Wages At Convention

The United Mine Workers of America put off for tomorrow a decision on demands for a 60 percent wage increase and shorter underground hours. A roll call over election of auditors and organizers consumed the afternoon, while a sympathy strike with steel workers was rejected under existing Washington agreement limits. A general labor conference to form a national labor party was approved, shifting away from AFL policy.

Cleveland Ohio United Mine Workers of America Washington Labor Movement American Federation of Labor General Labor Conference National Labor Party Congress

County fair plans noted by Miss Edna Ludwig

Miss Edna Ludwig was in Filer yesterday completing final arrangements for the county fair in the interests of the home demonstration department of the farm bureau. F. C. Lynch, C. C. Siggins and Frank Mattison motored to Rupert Sunday to attend the ball game. A meeting of the O. FE. 8S. will be held at the Masonic hall tonight at 8 o'clock. Mrs. G. S. Raddon of Los Angels, Cal., who has been here for some

Arthur Alworth Alworth Joseph Washington Stella Bradley Boise Fred Ramsey Edith Burley Stella van Riper Buhl Twin Falls M. S. and &. Club G. E. Duke Lynne Ulm Gertrude Valentine Kimberly Personius Ray Gooding A. J. Schubert Paul Carlson Rowland Parsons Jemar Langenberger Hazelton Boulder Colorado University of Colorado H. W. Hurlebaus Jerome Gunn Nampa Walter Beer Kler W. EK. Miller Paul Harmon Frank J. George Fairfield George Harry Graham Salt Lake City Edna Ludwig Filer Home Demonstration Department Farm Bureau F. C. Lynch Frank Mattison Rupert O. FE Masonic Hall

Riots erupt in Farrell area during strike violence

In Pittsburg on September 22 a deadly riot near the American Steel and Wire Plant left one man dead Private Prouse from the state troops wounded by a bullet. State Troopers Private Milligan and Sergeant Smith were also hit as bricks and missiles flew from a large crowd causing multiple injuries.

Newcastle Penn Carnegie Steel Company Pittsburg Farrell American Steel and Wire Plant Prouse Frank Milligan Smith

Riots Rock Lackawanna Steel Strike in Buffalo Area

Rioting erupted as 7 000 workers gathered at the Lackawanna steel plant gates and 3 000 more clashed with police at gate No 3. Three men were arrested for inciting to riot while a Spaniard worker was injured. Two plants closed and 8 000 to 56 000 workers joined the walkout per leaders and estimates.

Buffalo N. Y Lackawanna Gilson La¢Kawanna Donner Steel Company

Treaty Arguments Spark Wild Senate Gallery Scene

Washington September 22 Senate galleries erupted after Senator Reed Missouri Democrat condemned the peace treaty and the League covenant. Guards struggled to eject rowdy supporters as Ashurst and others condemned the disturbance and urged party leaders to restore order.

Washington League of Nations Reed Missouri Senate Ashurs Arizona Ashurst United States Lodge Hitchcock

Brit ish expedition estimates five million tons of coal at Spitzenbergen

London reports a British expedition has estimated five million tons of coal at Spitzenbergen after explorations covering over one square mile.

London Spitzenbergen

Pooled crops bring big return to the farmers

Fourty four farmers in Millard County Utah pooled their wool crop of 22 000 pounds and marketed it at 9 cents per pound. The price was seven cents higher than any single farmer had previously received for their wool, marking a notable collective gain for the growers.

Associated Press Salt Lake City Utah Pirty Millard County

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The Miss Taylor B. Bills of Hansen Ralph Cox France Lucile Kelly Ruby Heartfield California Raymond Bigger Olaf Halverson Ole Anderson Stanton Neb Shenango Tin Plate Company Fourth Avenue North Irrigated Lands Company Bank OF Twin Falls, Idaho F’. F. Johnson W. H. Eldridge Jd. M. Maxwell W. E. Nixon H. L. "Maxwell Lacawana Cher Hiss Foreign Relations Committee Cummins Senator Reed Senator Jones New Mexico League Great Britain League Assembly Wilson Ealy Babe
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