government moves to curb coal strike nationwide
Washington officials prepare for a coal miners strike by planning to seize coal in transit, restore fuel priorities, set coal prices, and punish hoarding. Cabinet members discuss protecting miners who stay at work and may deploy federal troops if needed to keep essential industries supplied.
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Exemptions Hope Is Abandoned In Coal Orders
Washington today ordered confiscation of all coal for transit with exemptions for priority classes to keep roads operating. Railroads must accumulate a reserve, purchase coal monthly, and hold coal in transit when necessary. Exemption order lists priorities from railroads and public utilities to producers and national government needs. CAPT Holden Disappears in Boston after discharge from service.
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House draft on railroads seeks six month government support
Washington Jan 30 Congress subcommittee advances a draft bill to extend government payment guarantees to railroads for six months after federal control ends. It provides government loans with carrier security and refunds for debts incurred during government operation. The plan omits a transportation board and strikes prohibition, aiming to present a final bill by mid November.
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Amsterdam shock mine fire traps twenty trapped miners
Rescue parties fought through gas and flames at the Amsterdam coal mine in Ohio where twenty miners, trapped since yesterday, were believed alive early this morning. Officials ordered evacuation as fire raged and gas filled the workings, with the missing count set at twenty as inspectors deliberated on further rescue actions.
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Royal Belgian Royalty Visit Highlights at White House
A Belgian royal visit in Washington includes an informal White House reception with Mrs Wilkon, a naval academy trip to Annapolis, Queen Elizabeth planned Baltimore hospital visits, and a formal Belgian embassy dinner. The group sails on the Mayflower for Helghem, then proceeds to Norfolk and Newport News for homeward transport aboard the George Washington.
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Missing Brother Prompted by Relatives Report
Relatives report to the police that Captain Walden Ja unifarn tarried 3 large sum of money and left his brother on Cambridge October 15 to take a train for Chicago and home. No further word has come from him.
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Chicago Police After Terrorist Plot Heads To Trial
A hazy report from Cleveland claims police chase a man believed to be the brains of violent conspirators tied to bombings and killings planned for May. police describe knives and steel bludgeons to be supplied. arrests and photos cited. separate item notes detectives in New York tracking a wanted dynamiter.
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Senate defeats key labor provision in tariff treaty debate
A Senate vote rejected the labor organization provision in the treaty amid a clash over amendments. Senator La Follette urged delaying tactics while opponents pressed for immediate action. Debate centers on whether to extend talks beyond July 10 as the panel weighs the broader pact.
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Five Flier Standings In Transcontinental Race
Five fliers remain in the 6400 mile cross continent army air rally. Two near goal at sundown tomorrow. the other three face weather and accidents as they push toward the finish. St. Paul Neb St. Nighy and Mouton near the finish. Lt. Col Hartney and Lt. Leidien in position for a final push.
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Jenkins Not Connected With Mexican Bandits
Mexico City report debunks claims of Jenkins, William O. Jenkins, American consul in Puebla, conspiring with bandits. Excelsior cites investigation by Puerta reporters refuting abduction theories and alleging Cordova alone held a 200,000 peso receipt. attorney Jackins released on bail amid doubt over payment details.
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Miners Union Opposes Operators in Talk Across the Table
Indianapolis reports officials of the United Mine Workers of America pressed for a broad coal strike after a conference failed to secure concessions from operators. The executive board backed preparatory actions, blaming miners for a looming walkout and noting potential widespread disruption to the bituminous industry.
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