The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-13
STATE MINES
START HOIST;
OUTPUT BIG
Half Normal Production
Reached Friday m State
Work IS General m Central
Districts.


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iNDiANAPoLls. Dec. 1s.- Win
mines In Indiana hosting coal at Q
rate fast approaching normal. retail
stores in indianapolis today vere ner.
mitted to resume thfr reeular hours.
and. on authority of the reeionai fnel
director for the AIleghany reeion.
withdrawal OF all reetrictions an iiaht
and power were exnected MONDAY.
Production of coal In Indiana. yes.
tertlay. was so per cent Of normal. and
many mines had not vet comniefe6
preparations for hoistinx. Most Of the
miners who have heen ~, .trira vent
few vho .tin ravr.,n.a cut -.rn -.
nected tn resume vork MONDAY coal
IIn heein movinr fron, tha ,rir.. -,
fdly MONDAY. - :.
Reports received at headouarters OF
The United Mine Workers of America
here today. were to the effect that the
miners generally throughout the hi.
tnminous ras1ons nave resnonded -
the instructinns cent o,,t hv miner,
y e Hn ~. tar d;s.-,ct. W . -h.r~ ~.
mon h.va heen .,c1 ~ ~o,rg h.cr "a
vort the Sei.v' 70. strthnted Nv tha
nnion leaders to delay in receiyinx the
instr71ctions or tn mfaunderxtandin1s
of tha Jndjananoli. Increment .
FederaI aoenta are continuinr their.
nrenaration FOR = rand iurv investi.s
cation of charres eeainst miners and
operators of violation Of the Lever
fuel control act and antitrust laws
49, Wednasd.y and vitna.se. fncr,
..eH..,," neHs sactt",s - the co,,rtr1 hsv.
a..S Sas S =. s.ae. - that
Deen euopooAaeu W ~NSe"s W w >As
+ I. renera,,v believed that the
~overnmert Will mot m,sh eharres Of
cnntamnf nf conrt axainst the a4 in
t.rn.tior.l .nd di.4rict off;ciala of tha
TsAS NJ. SuyS.I.,..st 49, -. 81
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ieseo Go-l lave sv,au Sa -. W.s.. -. y..1C.
issued Dy unlteo e.ales s... s.ns.I.s s.aec
A. 3. anderson. asainss encoulasans
tne sttIAe ~ men Su ~. .s.NSIn ~ ~
Pal neAS 1nulso.y nen ss..Is ~ sa -
VI us as IN -, go
as. asaas- Scs ne Sr,,s.,tnr.t .overnment
~,,ss 80 d,srni.s.I ~ the charree-
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sfhiNGfIELD. I,s.L . III. -. ss ~
tnrouenout Ancis le S s
shafts today ana contiausa ue "osx
oegun yesteroay Oh PsouuSs ..,1 cos a.
some p0an.s tnel1 th ~e.e sr,sansnt s 49, .a.ch. c
Ions ccIsus IS:,.. VI 80 tsIa..,c. t-s,,,
eu =. sssn;ais a1 ~na ~ Sa. ,ees;.t ~ or,sr.
sssto ollIcIals suo LUG ,Ys =. o ~.
from lnternauonai neaoqua.'eIs -
Indianapolis had the erect OF oreaA'
ing down mucn OF tne opposluon.
nepoIts were seESse% S;N;s 'na. ... 80
,,,S At S,onson .,Sasa.s .1 thasr a.c;s.
;os rsA' te hoyd n,,t a1a;nst the TnSian.-
Ho,;. .onS W "."au.nt nu erS would retnrn to
JOINS aeee' S "~ "01 W
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FRANK Farrinston, s.aU9 pIessueas
OF sne mans. ss.s was N 81 GraS.ns. S 49, 49,.
snsa au ~ st',nin va Lere ~ ~-",,SS yisis
oerore % resunns IN .a.h. nHI@ ne ns;nn;. i. th.t
49, e~nres.ad onnosition n resnminS
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Aithouvh onarotors sa,A onlv from
! "a ~ az - go - ~. ,,r,nsr. a. 81.
CS " Ssa..,o. .s,a-t.S r.t.,
Sprinsilelo u.s.fS. H.eS asp 80. 80
Gay. mo 49, ,srnSi -.
$3.50 A'Se AO'
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ers retnrned to work in Ohio soft Coal
mines TO-DAY. but union officisls pre
dicted that nractically An OF the mines
in this state would be running at full
hlast Monday. despite the action of
severa, hnndred miners in eastern
| Oh,a 4, Sct;ne to -omair IN .frike
Nine. who voted fo remain an
.,-,ra .na disrsSsrd the Refinement
ssfactaS st Indi. y. no,,. did so nnder
n .nn-.hers;on .ccord,nr n Presi.
dant fohn Moore of the Ohio miners-
pernr.. % tror. S+enh.nv;Il. ..;d that
s,-t. uer can, ~ the Iesfarsor COUNT
Si.ty,ct voted to remain On strike.
-Four hundred miners took similar
..t,on N Tnsc.ravas county. vhile
80 ,..,,It - = w,te tokar hv ao, mir.
ene .eCl. ~ 80 e,,.t. - ~. - -