Nation Waits For Coal Miners Reply To Wilson Order
The government faces a decisive moment as President Wilson demands miners return to work. John L. Lewis, out of touch with labor leaders, travels to Springfield while talks on a new wage agreement continue. A key meeting of the United Mine Workers executive board is slated for Wednesday to decide on action following Wilsons ultimatum.
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City labor forum opens as women join three conferences
Delegates from Allied and neutral nations gather in Washington for three international labor assemblies, including the International Federation of Trade Unions and the International Congress of Working Women. Discussions center on unemployment, women and child protections, shorter work day, and laws affecting workers globally.
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International Labor Standards Progress in Child Labour and Work Hours
The report notes moves across nations to raise minimum ages for factory work to 14, ban night shifts for young workers, and reduce working hours. It cites treaties and national laws from Europe and abroad, including bans on white phosphorus in matches, and widespread adoption of eight or 48 hour work periods.
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Fear New Steel Riot Troops Held in Readiness
Canton Ohio October 26 Despite general calm in steel strike zones officials fear what may unfold as Stark Rolling Mill Company orders workers to report at 8 a.m. A guard at United Alloy Plant was shot in the hip during shift changes as authorities prepare to deploy state troops. Governor Cox and Mediator Miles hold talks with both sides while injunctions and local controls are reinforced.
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Labor crisis looms as Senate debates treaty labor provisions
The Washington Post reports looming Senate action on the peace treaty labor provisions as threats of a coal strike test loyalty to Wilson. Senators Thomas and Fall plan speeches to push elimination of international labor clauses, while union leaders brace for intensified conf lict and possible political realignments before ratification.
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President Wilson Resting as Health Tide Sways Policy
Mrs. Wilson spent the day with the President reading light verse and fiction while White House aides report slow improvement from illness. A prior conference and coal strike threat prompted partial rescission of a governance order amid questions of constitutional action and next steps.
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Lady Astor Candidacy Rise Amid Turbulent Times
Reports indicate Lady Astor accepts a political invitation amid unionist pressure as she considers running for the House of Commons seat at Plymouth Dartmoor. The scene features parliamentary maneuvering and public reaction as tensions rise over party and national roles.
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Royal visit preparations for Prince of Wales in Washington
Reports say King Albert and Queen Elisabeth will travel by train from Philadelphia and arrive in Washington around November 10 or 11 for a three day stay. President Wilson’s illness delays plans while Pershing is to greet the royal party. a civilian schedule favors informal engagements and possible fishing or aviation leisure during the visit.
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