National Coal Association plans coal industry action
Special committee of the National Coal Association announced plans to be presented to the United States Coal Commission in Washington. John C. Bryden, the association’s president, will outline the plan and offer a corps of volunteers to implement it amid a charge from John L. Lewis that the move seeks to wreck the union and spark a strike of soft coal miners.
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Brookhart Defends Blogs WW Speech at Labor Meet
Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa told the Trades and Labor Assembly picnic in Minneapolis that inequalities of our economic system unite diverse groups. He argued farm, soldier, mother, and business interests share common aims, despite wealthier nations shaping profits and keeping people apart.
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