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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

oes fl. Soiepb .fangen. Ser bodm.
&raies 6es @eieuenbereines, 6atber
M11guit Msfalg, begriBte biera1f sic
Mmpaienoen in elmer engliiden &e6e,
in Der er a1f Die @5riinoung Ser Sc.
ielen=8ereine un6 auf Dos 6enielben
rnterliegen6e &rin5ip unter 8e5ug-
nabme auf sic @ei9idte 6es @ofal-
bereines Seem Dorf ndber eiugtng.
Moniignor Moonep betonte in ianer
@ludtpunidre6e sic probi6entieue @r-
ideinung @olpings gu elmer 3eit, sic
folder @inrt9tungen ,mie Die @eiel-
lenbauier notbmen6ig R6urf un6
ipra9 Sen @uni@ aus, Ser @eretn
moge elmer ~gldn5en6en Submit ent-
g~egengeben. Na@ einm i@mung-
pollen SeitproIog, eeip ro6en DOM
Mitglie6 &0bler, ergriff bodm. ST..
Mitaer, Ser friibere @eieGen<8raies
in 2onoon, bas @ort, mn in oeut>
ider Spra@e sic io3tale 8e6eutung
ser @eieuen@eretne flar3lllegen. Sn
idtpungpo1er, glan5en6er 5prade
.5eigte ser &e6ner 6te r%eligtoie, DART
tatipe un6 fl1lturele 8etbdtig11ng ser
@eieuenberetne, sic 6tefelben gu Ell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

nem io5ialen Saftor bon bernorra.
GENDER 8e6eutung mabt. Mod6em
&ices&raies Maper sic finan3ieue
Seite 6es unternebmens betont, er,
griff Control eretns 8rdii6ent Sos.
Brep, 6as @ort, I'M oie 8eoa1tartg
6es @eieuenbauies fir 6as tatboli.
i@e De1ti6tbum berbor5ubeben. @s
fei NIT 6ieiem &mtie Elm Centrum
fir Dos fatboili9e Detidtbum &c.
idaffen, 6as als SammelpunH fir
ole fatboliiben @Iemente 6eutider
%Nbltammn1ng Ser pratfiiiden io5ialen
Sbattgfeit unierer 8eretre 111tr for
6erli6 iein tonne.
Ser bodm. @apu5inerbater @on-
%itontin bon Ser 113. StraBe, ielbit
emit ein tpaderer S9uitergeiene,
iprad feline ber5liden @Iidtpiini6e
aus. Cine Delegation 6es @eiellen-
bereines Haterion tpar eridienen,
@bieago bottle Elm @Gldtpunidtele-
gramm gefen6et, mabren6 Elm Brief
6es Observation-Disclosures @tes.
berts, ser ia unter nns :tpobl befannt,
einen Sturm 6es 8eifaus a11sl0ite.
Sic 3mii@enpauien tpur6en 611r@-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

@ortrage 6es tatbolii@en sanger>
bunoes, iopie 6ur@ gemeinfdoftli9e
2te6er a11sgefiM. Ma9 6em @ro.
gramme gab man ii@ 5tpangIoier sc,
miitblihfeit BIN.
90 m0ge 6ern 6as 11e,1e Sous ie.
gensrei6. mirten unter unieren Ia.
tboliiden @eieGen! M0ge fi@ aber
audi erfilIen, mas &err 6reD
miinidt, ndmIi9, 6aB bas @efeGen-
baus etn Smmelpunft 6es fotboIi=
i@en 9eltidtbums mer6e. Das flei-
ne &duflein tpaderer 6el1tiber @efel,
len, Die Die iaspere 9ait 6es rel1e11
9a11ies mernommen, ber6ienen Sic
nnteritubung 6es tatboliidenD euti4-
tbums. @i@t muir iollten sic Ser
onitaltuneen 6es @eieuemeretnes
iebr fleiBig beiu6t tper6en bon ieiten
ser 6el1tiden @atboltten; rnon@er
@erein fonnte nod Dem @orbi16 oes
totboliiden Sdngerbunoes bos &a11s
at ietnem 8eretnsquartier ertpdbIen;
Seitli9fetten fonnten 6orten 6gebal-
ten mer6en, un6 Dor alien iollten iid
6eutid,e @atboliten 6a3u bergeben>
ols MitgIieber 6es @eiellenpereires
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

ein3utreten mo 10 6ireft finan3iem
m~eitarbeiten, INN oie auf Dem &nafe
ruben6e Sduloenlait gu erleidtern.
Sour Damn, tpe1rn 6aS fatbolii1e
Deutfdtbum tbdtig mitbilft, oen &C.
ieQenbarein ii6er 81 ite0en, 1ur Damn
mollen un6 f0rnen mir re6en bon ei-
nem ~Denfmal 6es tatboliiden
Geuti6tbums," uie ieman6 6as ne1.e
&aus benannte. @as Biz iebt gear.
teitet tpuroe, geidab bon ieiten Der
maderen @eiellen un6 einiger Greun-
De, sic iid fir Die quite Sa@e getuin-
men lieBen; aber Bflidt 6es geiamm-
ten tatboliiden Deutidtbums pdre
CO, iolioarii9 fir sic @rbaltung unb
mtrtiame Ebdtigfeit oes @efellen-
bauies ein5utreten. Sour 6ie 3ufunft
ldBt bon einem DenfmaI 6es
g fatbo1tf9en,
Deuti@tbums fpreden.
@bas. &or5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
oeS memett
,,Rolptm8s@auteS" TT
Ntm Dorf GttD.

Sic feierlide gi%ntpeibung 6es
re1en Weieuen : &auies in Ser %.
@trabe, mabe ser 6ritten Mpen1te,
fano ant 5onntag, Sen 10. Meat,
9lbenos, i'm 8ei1ein elmer 1tarfen nno
reprelentutipen Mn5obl bon 6eutiden
!@atbolifen Seem gorfs nn6 8rooflpns
ltott. Ser bodm. @eneralpitar. Der
grs6io3eie Seem Dorf, ST.. &eb. Meigr.
Moonep, poll5og SEN @eibeaft, mab=
reno 6eiien Ga11er 6te @erimmelten
ein qemeini9oftlides 2te6 5u @bren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
&atb. Union BON Mifpuri err
imtbt BEN Nrdiibenten allies
a~mfjmmenben, BEN Trieben
ju erbalten.
8opeott an alien sasen, an bene,1
@rneito Matban Gamama Mns.
itellung bei,tdt.
Mnbere @eidlane. - Snunglinss-sef=
ton gegrinbet.

SSm SinbGid auf Ole bon pielen
9el1ten erbo6ene Mnflage ser 5toats-
gefabrlidfeit Ser &atbolifen lit sic
Ebatiad)e bon beion6erem Sntereiie,
oab Die @eidaftsitbrngen Ser beuri=
gen &onpention Ser &atb. Union bon
.Mo. in Sen @dumen ser 5tauts-
ge%iebgebung Miilouris, int tempo-
raren @apitolgebdu6e in Sefferion
@itp abgebalten mur6en. Sic
u5taatsgefabrli6teit" muroe beleud=
tet 6urd etren intereiianten 8ei9luB,
in 6em Nraiioent @i1ion eriudt miro,
na6 &raften fir sic @rbaltung 6eS
internationalen Srie6ens unb sic Ser
mei6ung peiterer friegeriider Ser
%midluneen, aus @iidit@t auf oos
|@obl 6es 2an6es, 5u tpirten.
Inter Sen 6rrdtpeg pruttiiden 8e=
|idluiien ber6ient iener beio16ere gr-
mabn,1ng, 6ur@ Die iene @atboliten,
mel@e sic -MusiteI-
lung beim9en, eriudt tper6en, an sem
|$agen, an 6enen ser beridtigte friit
|bere 8urgermeiiter bon @orn, @rnefto
|Matban, ouf Ser M1esitelung 511gege1t
.it, 6ie Musite111ng 5u mei6en. So
6ie 8orite1ungen gegert sic @rnert-
nltng Matbans gum @ertreter ser ito
lieniiaen @egier1ng auf Ser a1s-
iteuung mtrfl1ngslos geblieben, beiBt
.es nun cine Dirt 8opcott 6urb5ufub.
rem.
Gin 8eidluB geget sic @infiibrung
Matchmaker Brobtbition tp11r6e o11ge-
im &inbild auf 6ie un5tped-
mabiigfett un6 sic 5u ertparten6en
Go1gen elmer iolden MaBregel.
Son beionoerer 8i9tigteit lit sic
@rin6ung elmer sSSiinglings -Seftion
Ser @ntbolif9en Union bon Mii1ouri,
init etgenen 8eamten, sic nuf Ser
be%urigen @orpention bou3ogen tpa1r-
oe. Dieie Seftion lit eng mgeidla-
gen on sic @atbolii9e Union, an sic
@on5oga Union bes 6. g. rno Sen
@entral-@erein ielbit. Die Mitglie6er
iin6 automatiid 6ieien idmmtlid)en
@ereinigungen eingeglie6ert, mie
m19, 6ur@ BEN Central @erein, ser
Mmerican federation Of Catholic 60
cieties. 2ieie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit
sic a1tf ser 8uffalo'er @entrul-Ber-
%ia1nmlurg empfoblene, nn6 oiirfte
poraus ii9tli9 in an6erer @toater
angenommer per6en. ct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
stu 0oubern6r5abenb.

Son elmer rieiigen @enidenmenge
Nortbern &acific 8abnbofe em-
pfangen un6 unter @orortriH elmer
Mhaiittapele ourd berrli9 beIeudtete
Straben gum Dapi6ion-0 pernba11fe
gefubrt, mo er NIT groBem gntbuitos-
mus enpfangen muroe: 6ns tpar 6te
Mufnabme, melde @ouperneur @ber-
bart in ct. CLOUD fano, aIs ct am
6reitagaben6 eintraf, INN cine Cant
p%agnereoe 5u balten. SSn ieiner An-
iprade bob er Defenders berbor, 6aB
6as @ortpablgeieb in oieier @ontpag-
ne etne Defenders groBe Moue ipiele,
Elm "Smupt.Siiue" iet. @erooe iene
@olititer, fpelde ieineraat fir sic
Saoffung zines iolden @eietes ELM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
&em4hufen.

r@or ehpo eirem Sabre bottert
meine oret @0bne @e1dbuiten, uno
i'd fano GbamberIains &uftenmitteI
als Dos eindige, mas iie beiIte bon
ibrem &a1iten un6 gritidungsnnfdl.
len. Sd fubr NIT 6iefer 8ebm6Iung
fort uno mar erftaur1t, a,,83ufinoen,
bob Die @rarfbet in iebr burger 3eit
gebetlt mar" idreibt Gra1 Ar@ie
Dulrpnnple, @~roofspille, Ohio. 81
taltfen lei martir MoIitor. - Mn-
aeine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

ct. 8onifattus 2iterar8eretns nn6
Iosialen 5tu6ienflub5; anf 6tele Wet-
Ie fam 6ie 8iibne nit @ortbeil in
SEN Dien1t ser io5talen S@ulung ge-
per6en. @or3ugli@ mare beiag-
tes Droma abnli@en Stuoien5irfeln
un6 @ereinen gu empfeblen.
P. S. 6, 8. g. 9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
BANQUET FORMALLY OPENS
THE NEW WINDSOR HOTEL
MOST MAGNIFICENT HOS
TELRl IN STATE SCENE
OF PRETTY AFFAIR.
society Of City and the State
Gather-EN-GoVernor White
One of the Speakers

The Windsor Hotel Whecinr's
most macnihc,nt and th. states best,
was formally and auSuiCiou=lN opened
last uicht with a banquet suitable TO
tho opening ot am great and powerful
building \ large number of invited
guests. representing the cream OF so
ci'lN of Wheeling and tho stat. OF
West Virginia. rathsrcd around tho
t,~tal board and there. In suitable
phrases paid respect and honor 10 tho
promoter = h Carney tho designer,
hafle~ Rates. the contractors. Cald-
well X Drake and tho general mana.
ger Charles = kricl
All that could be- done has been
do1e Genius and power Of money
have been linked together TO AXE the
new Windsor Hotel tho most macnif-
cent hostclry iu tho state OF West
\tr-lnia : dotInc public. ready TO
voice MS appreciation for real art and
work met last niEht and there. to
The strains Of sweet music produr cd
~ N,isters fun orchestra. and amid
sweet smelling roses. gave vent to
in"ir personal feeling and regard for
the structure HersonaCps who have
Travelled mp and down the world. from
lhr halmH shores Of Italy 20 the cold.
bleak shores of Northern Europe. ex.
pressed th" fact that Wheeling could
now TAX" her plac" with the leading
cities of M" world On the way OF hotel
accommodations
The festal board croanod with the
d'hoaCir- thai are 10 be- had IN tho
now hotel 80 little within wes left
uns"rNed All that could he done 10
make the evening long To be remem-
h'r"d was done and those who were
privileged 10 enjoy tho formal open
lnc. viii remember ~ during their
nN's on tho menu was to be found
dishes and rolishes that are only had
ln first class hotels. Especially pre-
pared nd bits were offered TO those
tuTfoundlnr the festal board All,
voiced tho opinion that the evenings !
opening was only right and proper TO
commemorate the work OF the per
sons who made tho Windsor hotel
ross lble
Not only was the inner man salts
ned but also tho aesthetic Beautiful
baskets Of roses adorned the tables
torsaEe boQuets were presented 10
each and every lady present al the
banquet while lapel boquet wens
Continued on Page EIsvenD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT
AT ARLINGTON DEDICATED
DIVORCE
Hearing % Nine Schunann. 4cink
Opens In Chicauo-Charqes
lnfidelity.

CHICAGO. June f-Mmo Erncstine
Schumann.lIoink today unfolded tho
story Of her domestic woe before 20
jury hearing her suit for divorce from
william kapp.. lr. of New York
iapp. she said. had been very friend.
Is t0 "t blonde lady Iu New Yorh be-
whom 30" subsequently, named as
Mrs kath'r.n, Dean
Two dcpO-IfiOu- wcro read one
from Mrs Julia Williams. 70 maid for
m'rly employed bv Mrs Dean and
ono from q New York detective who
told Oi numerous visits CO. a Tfffh ave.
nu' restaurant by Mrs Dean and
Bapp
Tho deposition N Mrs Williams
was to tho effect that Eapp had lived
az The apartment OF Mrs Dean for
several months IN 1913.
Rapp CHARGED m cross biI that
his wife had been too friendly with
other mon. She denied 400 such gf
cUsHuOus Sho said che never had
any love for Edward NrNHmars. on.
time policeman. Who visited Dor f-
New Jersey She declared hr cam.
for music lessons. not for love uat.
ing
s let'cr written by Harp to h..
wife boo Juno. lYfH HiF.u. .rt.u r.H.
sons why Earp ft0G.If DO would De-
better for h.a vlfr 'u bru- action for
divorce. wI. introduced .u evidence.
After OBJ" hear.n. closed in- IUs dat
ltaUu lI..'Il .u... .N..'.U U..NU IU f..
court room Hv dsr'arr. t,..m.r-s 81
fp his fffOfuUF. and .nvrrlI ht.farf
.r- that fnr Translation of fta Ilff.r
r. introduced hE fH. .uUrIH|rHrt .
attorney. HHH mot correct If. also
declared f.a. some off fI. f,.fImurs
tIN'u i".ff NH. NOT true
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
GAS CASE
Question % Jurisdiction % Public
Service Commission up Today
az Nartinsburg Before
FedcraIJudges.

-pr-l1. .rat-r to trs Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. 81 Va June -
Th. question of the Jurisdiction Of the
Public S.ryIt. Commission OF West
Virginia will BE- tested b,giuniuE To-
morrow az Nartlnsburg before lud ge
q q Dayton and two other members
of the Federal bench BOZ suit
brought hy the Manufacturers Heat
and llEht COMPANY coutroluuc seven
gas companies furnishing heat and
h-ht iu nine counties IN the northern
part Of the state
The state viii be represented hy
Attorney General 4 \ Lilly. Assist.
ant Frank Lively. members ~ y Oc
den and Wade kiim'r OF the Public
Service tommi~ ~slou John u Holt of
Huntington. judge Frank N,Fhiff and
! II SuumsrNfllC uf WhstIul
The two latter ATTORNEYS represent.
I'd the CoWplsIuanfS AGAINST the Gas
company before fh, Public Service
Commission. which held 10 had the
right 20 regulate rates and required
th" gas company 20 reduce it's rates
Attorney A Leo We'll. Of pittshurrh
leading counsel for the gas company.
withdrew from the case dur.uc the
hearing before tho Public Service
Commission. but viii BE- in charc, OF
tho cas-" IN The Federal court
Ex-Governor William p Glqsecock
of counsel for Tho gas company. with
drew from the case because. D. is al.
legged. h' did not approve of the gas
company course In the suit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
SECT. OF LABOR
May Send Commission To West vir.
ginia To Settle Coal Strike
Is Considering u.
Intelligence Bureau.
washington ID G.. June 4.

Secretary Of Labor Wilson may
send special commission fD West
virginia for the purpose of settling
fnr difference. between tho Miner
aui ftD Coal Operators in rho Kama.
Wh1 f'II lir admits that he Is con.
-.nfrirr If The operator have tcIe-
EfarIei tho delegation demanding an
iut'sfI-HfiOu Dos tho department of
Labor and ur-iue Prosecution ~ the
minors union for violation of tho laws.
udaF fu' miners union officials fo'o.
Erf|H.I agreeing fu Fr. iuNsHfiTH.
Nln uf their acts. ON fhl. matter the
West \Ire.uit delegation D. acting as
urIi r'.HrIIDsa of party limos. Both
ffn senators and 400 fhn r0uErss men
have been Iu conference Yesterday and
today. and fI'. arD aDf.Us lu grIaOu
HuI entire harmony bod dealing with
tho rH.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
WAS MISINFORMED
Sheriff OF Brooke County Wires Gov
Hatfield That Reports OF Shoot
inq at Collier Are Untrue.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
WELLSBCRG. W. Va. June -
pom receipt of Telegram this morn.
ing from Governor Hatfield. relative
to riOtous conditions said 20 exist al
Collier. Shsrin George Patterson sent
"A telegram stating the charges were
without foundation. aud that the con
ditions In Collier were extremely
quiet
The report from Charleston 10 the
effect that riotous conditions prevail
cd az Collier. was q great surprise 10
the officials here. as no reports OF
any kind have been received az the
Shcrin's office. Deputies are on the
scene almost every day and COnsidera-
ble Fart Of the time az nights. and the
officials are always iu constant touch
with the situation there
Deputies Charles Patterson and 4.
\. Appirsat" went 10 Collier early
this morning and "a noon toloDhoued
down that cyerythiuE was quiet. and
they could find no evidence of any
shooting up Of houses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
| MPRE SSINE EXERCISES
MARK INTERESTING
EVENT.
Terrific Thunderstorm Broke Over
Cemetery Cutting Short
Exercises

NASHINGTON. Juno "A terrific
thunderstorm broke over Arlington
National cemetery late today whHa
President Wflaol waa addressing 20
great crowd gathered for th" uuyeIliu-
of fHD monument erected there fo fH,
Confederate dead Torrents Of wind.
driven rain dr'u. he'd the blue and
grey veterans. women and children
before they could sock shelter. and
fhDn there waa Wild dash for auto.
mobiles and trolley cars. participants
and poC'afor- alike forgetting the a..
most finished prO-raW
Ih" President who had cuf -ho-f
bis speech as the rising wind and
uarkcuiul skies announced % o.
storms coming. hurried fD hIe car
With Iis Two d1u-h'nra Mr.. NcNdoY
and AIr- -ayrn. They were inside
before fhn rain came. but the ua.
chimes top afforded but poor profor.
fUu a-HIrf tlr ,ury Of tho .Iomorf.
and fn' party fhur0ulhfy
dr'urH.d before tho seven mile drive
frUu fN0 NII-IrIa lIIl. back fo Na.h
Ir.fru wa. over
IH" r'r'muu.ss were bold uf tho
N.." NJ fN' mInuIhr0uf monument ir
l. tNui'nsr"f. section uf fHs p.m,.
tory. puIE H .IeIf canopy afforded
protection fr fh' speakers. ruI fTa
crowd Wa. absolutely without shelter
.UU Gar from .rH IHI.HIrl.
Presented Monument
Nr. Daisy Mol .Hf.H stevens. ffU.i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
MAY COMPROMISE
ONO Miners and Operators Stand Pat
out Compromis- is Looked
For To-day

-r-..r' Dispatch tn t.. fuf."I.....-
'OLlNUUS. Cd Juno ttrr tot4
operators and miners afanfIre rsf ,r
previous proposition. and f.rrard.
fn" cOntcndinE factions fn tho .g.rf
conference which haa a. Its object tr.
.'ifIrwfnf Of the Ohio coal .fr.l.
marked timr today. acrurd.r. fo fra
statement of the c0nfrrrp- Man, ROD.
f'e"ntafivcs of each side continue rri
'lt'If ~ declare thrws'itfa hopeful
NJ compromise National Earrsf.ry
william Green. ~ tho minrra' union
"iI attend tho SESSIONS fn tho morn
mr. and b. is hirfod that ho viii aafIa.
N me demands for compromise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
MANEUVERS OFF
War Department VIII Not Have Sun.
posed Attack on Washinqton
West Va. Boys viii
Go 70 Canp

Special UiarHtrr tp rrr Intelligence
CHARLESTON. W Va Juno
No Ioini manourcra ot tho National
Guard or N'st Nirrinia. virginia and
this year in eupuuard attsrt or
WdshinEton y as had boon planned by
fh, War Department. ArcordIp- q,
.niorination received her, TODAY from.
Washington. tho West Nirrfnia miiifi,
VIII instead hold its annual anr,wp'
ll'nl tI som" pIar" within tho static
-igncd for duty durina The ,,1.,,',.
wcnf amp
NdJutan' General Charlie. ID gui,tt
'aEors holdin- fhs marrr.sr. "a "a
dell but The place fas mot y.f b..r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
NEGRO CONFESSES
To Sheriff That Ne Shot Colored
Man and Womsn-Csuqht After
All Night Search

special Dispatch to %. Intelligence
CLARkSBERG. W Va. juno =
Arthur Whitaker. negro. who was
c'ptured this morning in an eastern
suburb after an an night search hy
a sh-r.ff's posse. aided with blood.
hounds. admitted to deputy sheriffs
NJ the jail that hc shot Morris Mamp.
ton and Ada Brown. also colored late
last night - Union Heights. but de-
Clared he did so i'm self defense. The
three Quarreled. Hampton was shot
tWiC". and IS IN critical state. The
woman was shot in the hip but is
epcCted 70 recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
MEDIATION Is HALTED
WAITING ON CARRANZA
ARBITRATE.
Coal Strike IN Wes; Virginia Field
Proposed and May Be Accepted
Operators Make Statement

Special Dispatch TO 'hs fnteilig~rcrr
CHARLESTON. ". Va. June A.
Arbitration OF the coal strike. which
was declared in tn@ KanaVha VALLEY
on last Monday. wa proposed by the
hanswha Coal Operators Association
tonisht IN a letter 20 a local neVspa-
per that expressed itself fayorably
on that position this morning.
AZ the headquarters Of Ia. striking
miners tho proposal 20 srbitrate tho
differences involved was not dis
cuss-d
There has not been single con
tract negotiated between the opera
tors and miners Of 'his district. AT any
time during the past ten years where
the operators have not voluntarily e1-
pressed willingness and desire o.
submit 10 an impartial tribunal all OF
IN" questions az issue between then,
and the miners un.Cn,' says the lead
or OF the operators.
And We are willing ~ the present
time TO submit 20 suitn bic. impartial
board OF arbitrHtors. the questions
which have been discussed between
vs. and the United Mine workers or
America during The past two months
and would b. exceedingly GLAD 10
have the result brought about"
The Willingness Of the operators 20
submit the questions OF the check OF.
the strike controversy 10 an impair
tisl board OF arbitration. met with
much favor among the local business
men. who are anxious 10 avert an
other embittered clash between the
operators and miners OF thes State.
Are Considering Matter.
Telegrams received tonight by Sec
retary ID. +. Evans. OF the operators
,oorgsnization from members OF the
West Virginia delegation az Washing
ton advised the operators that in
compliance with their request Tho
two United States senators and con
gressmen from West NirEinia has
been In conference with the authori-
ties on the strike situation and prom
iscd 20 advise the operators later what
action would be taken.
In a lengthy statement issued to
day the operators dispute the asser-
ton that the United Mine Workers
West Virginia for the protection of
the operators with whom they are un-
der contract
The fact OF the matter Is We have
never received any protection at the
hands OF the United Mine Workers..
they said. IL is charged that the
mine workers in making recent con
tracts had Disseminated against those
operators affiliated with the associa-
lion.
The demand Of the check-on. the
operators contended. came from the
organization and the officers and not
the miners And We believe they
said. that referendum vote taken
among the men at the mines viii
demonstrate the truth OF this asser-
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
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