New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-29
READY FOR THEIR WORK
Strike Arbitration Commission Re
ceives It's Instruct ions from
Preside Roosevelt.
ELECTS JUDGE Sra As CHAIRMAN.

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|As Has Work n eeting Held in Lat-
Is ter's O1ace--AIl n enb e.. Of COM
nissdon Are Present.
Washing ton, Oct. rs The members
of the strike arbitra ton commission,
appointed by Preside lent Roosevelt.
met at the white house shortly after
/ ten o'clock Friday morning and went
into conference with the president:
%. 2. Clark, president Of the Order.
lot Railway Cond tors, was the first
member OF the commission to arrive
| He reached the white house exactly
at ten clock. Bishop spalding, ac-i
companied by DR.. D. j. Stafford OF
this city, was the next to put III an
appearance. Gen. Wilson, who ar
rived 9 moment later, was followed
by Thomas ID. Watkins and Col.
Wright, the recorder Of the commis-i
sion. Then came q. ". Parker, the
mining expert. Judge Gray, Of the
United States circuit court, was the
last member to reach the white
house. With his arrival the commis-
sion was complete. Several Of the
members had never before met. The
introductions were made IN Secretary
corte1 you's Office, and immediately
thereafter the commission ascended
the stairs to the presidents reception
room. $is FL s:.8 s
| Instructions to the Commission.
The president greeted the members
Of the commission cordially. The in-
terview was brief, lasting scarcely
20 minutes. The work to be done by
the commission was informally dis
cnssed. The president impressed
upon the commission the Importance
of expedition and inf formed them that
he had decided to appoint two as
sistants to the recorder to facilitate
the work. He then presented to them
their Instruction rs follows:
White House, Washington Oct. %,
1902.To the Anthracite Coal Strike
Commis Gentlemen: At the re-
quest both Of the operators and Of
the miners have appointed you a
commission to inquire into, consider
and pass upon the questions in con-
troversy in connection with the
strike IN the anthracite region and
the causes out Of which the contro-
versy arose. By the action you rec
ommend, which the parties in inter
est have in advance consented to
abide by, you will endeavor to estab-
lish the relations between the en-
ployers and the wage workers in
the anthracite fields on a just and
permanent basis, and, aslfar as pos
sible, to do away with any causes for
the recurrence Of such difficulties as
those which you have been called in
to settle. I submit to you herewith
the published statement Of the oper-
ators, following which / named you
as the members Of the commission,
Mr.. Wright being named as recorder;
also the letter from Mr.. Mitchell.
IT appoint Mr.. Moseley and Mr.. Neil
as assist ants to the recorder.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.' 1
Judge Gray Elected Cha1rman.
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