The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
MORE OF MINERS
RETURN TO WORK
Lewis Acts to Put Halt
60 to Walkout Pending
Another Hearing

/ sPRfNGFGELD. III. Nov g.
Miners IN the Western pennaylynnia
coal fields were Instructed by inter
national president John l.. Lewis
today TO remain at work unless the
opcratprs had taken any action 20
impair existing agreements.
Many Messages sent
The minn workers head. who ar
rived at his home hore late last
night, also sent similar Instructions
by wir" TO all diEtrictH. advising
them Of tho action taken by the
United NStntca court Of appeals at
Chicago
President Lewis said that he was
very much pleased over the decision
Of the United states court 81 appeals
| In chiruro yesterday end predicted
Iit would DC tho means OF adjusting
a complicated situation
Decision PicRscs Him.
~ take the deCiHiou a. a rcsogui
tion that the uubliu.s welfare must
De regarded" Mr. LOWS suid THE
decision VIII be- vory helpful in nd
iuHtinE the existing differences
in letters sent TO all district heads
of tho mine workers the president
ana instructed that they bo guided
by the action OF the operators. ~
the operators comply with their con
lrRCtA,. tina organization aput- -remaln
nt work. Lewis lnsti Sctcd
TERRE UAUTE, Ind. Nov o.
strik" OF coal miners IN Indiana was
called Off at noon today by John
Iiossler. district president Tho
J. MlnfTu tHlmhIN nltuuuH trffT
action OF the court Of appeals in
Chicago, Il was stated and arc cx
pcCtcd To return TO work Monday,
Word OF the Chicago courts action
arrived too late to permit rcsump-
ton OF operations today,
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Predictlons
, that the thousands OF striking min
ors In Indiana and Pennsylvania
: would return to work Monday were
, nado today as the result of the ac-
tion OF the United States court OF
3 appeals In Chicago ordering n re-
=, hearing on a temporary injunction
issued by Federal Judge A. -. An
derson at Indianapolis last Monday.
Future Depends on Rchcarlng.
Judge Andersons Injunction
. placed ban on the CHECK or
system under which union dues and
other assessments are deducted from
miners pay The appeals court
order suspended the part of Judge
Andcrson's Injunction which related
: to the check Off issue pending the
rchcaring on November 10.
While coal operators greeted tn,
order with little enthusiasm. Off
cials OF the United hNe Workers
of America hailed II as a distinct
, victory. They predicted the return
TO work Of the 5000 striking min,
f., workers In inuiana. Tho walkout OF
: 10000 Pennsylvania miners sched
a uled for Monday is expected to b'
cancelled.
|, To Itcylcw NIL Evidence.
. In granting the appeal hearing
the court. with Judges Evans. Al
schulcr and Baker sitting, directed
= tho clerk OF the district court a
: indianapolis TO forward transcript
OF all evidence In tho case that pro
yoked the coal strike crisis.
PTTTsBURG. kan. Nov. o.
n Alexander Howat's striking Goa
= miners In tho Kansas district mus
= srcturn to work by November I6 ol
- be expelled from the United Min,
=, Workers. according to an ultimatuu
= issued here today.
= The order TO return to work At
: signed by the provisional Officers o
+, the Kansas district, Geofge l.. Peck
Thomas Harvey and Van A. Bittner
- of Pennsylvania, who represents III,
y International organization II state,
=, THAI any local union falling to com
y ply with the order viii stand sus
. pended by having It's charter re
Y vokcd
Howat supporters who read tn
q order continued today 20 assert tina
y thcy viii stay out as long as Howa
J. remains I'm jail.
L.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov g.
~ John r, Clarkson, former Unite,
Il States senator from Iowa. has bee
~ retained by the United Mine Work
~ ers OF America. to institute, proceed
10 inEs testing the Constitutionallty o
lc the Kansas industrial court law. IL
pf is now counsel for the Iowa distric