Miners Strike Surges as 400000 Idle in Nation
Chicago reports more than 400000 United Mine Workers idled on the first day of the national coal strike. Union officials claim the figure is supported by paid-up members at Indianapolis, with some states showing higher totals than August membership. North Dakota coal is exempt, and no disorders were noted early. Regional committees will enforce the coal diversion order. Seizure of coal in transit has begun as a precaution.
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Indiana
Elenity Warrug
Alton DB. Parker
New York
Taro
Ogden Mayor Appeal Urges Civic Pride and Vote on Tuesday
Frank Francis, editor and mayoral candidate of The Standard, calls on Ogden voters to trust in the city’s bright prospects. He stresses civic pride and active participation at the polls as essential to Ogden’s forward movement and welfare.
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Miners Reported Out in Several States Amid Strike
MEM REPORTED OUT CHICAGO NOV 1 Least reports from states show thousands of coal miners idle as union orders spread. Alabama 10000 Arkansas 4000 Colorado 5080 Indiana 25000 Kansas 10900 Missouri 5000 Montana 4000 Oklahoma 4000 Washington 0 West Virginia 0 Wyoming 800 Reports quote presidents noting mixed responses to restraining order and government readiness to use force if disorder arises. Miners in Iowa Wisconsin Sheridan and other areas also reported out with varied roving attitudes toward the strike plan.
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Colorado coal mining strike prompts troop deployment in Trinidad
In southern Colorado thousands of coal miners halted work as state troops poured into Trinidad to preserve order and check mining operations. Colorado Fuel and Iron shut down most noncontract mines while several plants remained open under guard. Troops and guards mobilized at Trinidad and Frederick as miners anticipate resuming Monday if protection holds.
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Witness Tries to Evade Questions in Berlin Investigation
In Berlin on October 31 the national assembly sub committee grilled Dr Bethmann-Hollweg about German peace thoughts during the war. He avoided some questions, urged archive study, and said Germany distrusted Wilson while noting Belgium mustn’t be a base for attacks. He claimed Gerard was skeptical of the U.S. president’s attitude. Germany also named Wyche to the Washington labor conference delegation and announced postal changes to Czecho-Slovakia shipments.
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Miners face vast strike as 500000 plus walk out nationwide
Indianapolis reports show up to 409000 to 600000 miners might join a nationwide walkout today after a general strike call. Federal authorities issue an emergency restraining order, with a temporary injunction to be sought November 8 to curb organized action while allowing individual decisions to quit or stay.
United Presbyterians Call Nation to Prayer Seek Guidance
New York Nov 1 An official proclamation from the General Assembly committee on the Newtra movement urges Presbyterians and all Christians in the United States to unite in prayer tomorrow to seek guidance for addressing nationwide industrial and social unrest. The appeal, inspired by concerns over the national industrial conference in Washington, calls for 5,905,069 adherents to join in intercession for the government and people as a path to leadership and moral renewal.
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Message from Trotzky to Red Forces Prompts Merciless Struggle
Fragments from Moscow wireless quote Trotzky urging Bolsheviks to concentrate forces and crush the enemy without rest. The message claims Petrograd has repelled foes and vows renewed vigor as November 7 approaches, with references to interceding for US leaders and a plea against selfish enterprise.
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