The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-29
UUUI NIII
Both Sides Warned By
Government Against
Interference.
| TROOPS TO Be USED
Garfield Tells the Owners
Property to Be Taken
If They Balk.
|THREAT TO TAKE MINES
Guard Field and Workers
When States Ask for
Federal Aid.
OPERATORS TAKE HEED
Post Notices Granting Ia
Per Cent Increase to
All Employees.
OPERATORS TAKE HEED

WASHINGTON. Nov 2S Tho
soyornmru. served notice on soft
coal miner, and operators tonight
thu, Interference with coat pruduC-
ton would nd, he tolerated
Warning that legal prosecution
would be- employed 20 thWart con
spirac.cs by either side. and troops
sent wherever necessary TO protect
miners willing 90 work. came from
he department ~ Justice after mrm
bers o! the cabinet had considered
every phase Of the fuel situation. ad-
miltedly critical IN view of the alb
. rupt breaking off otrncgoUatIons.
Il is not rh" iutcutiou Of the gov
eminent to l"l the mines remain idle
win haf .ut The country I'm tho grip
q cold weather and the coal sup
plies diminishing
The administration. it was thonght
by those IN position TO know. had
fully expected The miners 30 reject
the II per cent increase offcipIl hy
Fuel Administrator Garfield"
e~r' rlnhs Perfected. .
Anticipating this. plans had been
considered Tor hugmcntinK TIE pres
'iclaly figured at better than 40 per
cent OF uorm1l.
statement by Assistant Ait~spcy
General Amos. ISSUED late TODAY
gave assurance 10 all miners tnat
ihfy would bv afforded ample pro-
lection II they returned to work,
even II troops had to No called out. 4
That was The only definite statement
Of policy from the government. In.
i official circles 1t was said that the
federal authorities were determined
70 force resumption OF operations on
lhe Terms laid down by The fuel ad-
mlnis,taiur
The department Of Justice state
ment called attention to the fact that
msruc'ions issued heretofore by the
department iu connection with the
possible usr ~ troops In coal fold
regions s'ill were in effect. and that
department commanders stood ready
10 guard The fields the instant Phcir
tiles
Offer Increases.
4peRDrs tonight set out to re
suhe production 80 far as that was
possible under Ihc muddled condi- .
poslin, n, ,.1.'P,',ng notices Tor .
ing ap ,rr '' SWhert' otier-
ali mon g,,,r,,.. -. = per cent TOT /
There ,,.r" w ""Sle g..
how thig ,rf,-,,,',,,o onPi e5si"hS az 10 /
ceyed. bur rcpresort,tiyns ~ ,ho
miners toro y,Ii ,ia ,'''i,,'Ss "i W.
be no Incentive and ,,,',, =, -, "."lu .
ignored "'"'N
To Take Mines
Doctor Garfield mad exrI.A,cd /
earlier in the day fhnt no rrrnrJcJ
~ per cent as inns, and sufficient
wage adyare. for - ,,',,.',,.. IA
That mine owners ,'h, did n, 80 'n
operate with the yn,nrrnn,, n IVY. S,o,,,d
operated br The furl 'r ,5,,i,i NETr yer anu ,,,
John l. Lewis n,t,n,, ''r',., ,'r,s,,.,,t ,,,''
me United Mine yn,Lcr. -, 49,.
Tea, who had horn. ia t.,n, ~ ,I,a
wage negotiation F,sb,,n.' v, ',
home tonight wnr, a", '',i,'Ei Mrn,
Nranglc. PIfpr. is,,.i,,,.
apoIis he saw S,rrot,r,s I.u
nHson ami samuel ,,or,r,rs 81
ygtn' Of the American r.t,- ,.f,r -,
labor. he explained tina, D., t,a 49,
,nuf~l wl'h Grplr.,s a.,
,,edera'ious law.yrrs So, ,S',,,'I -
ier the miners I'm ~ ,I",'H
lheir appeal f,,t,, a. Va
era! lpdr. Ari.rsn, t,.liN wi ~,
'''' s'''k" order cancelled
No St,t.,,... '
In labor AM 10 w., isNn'n.
.eeNng ~ N,ssrs. Lewis o"d ,,,,n ,,'