Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-04
Conference April \,
Bstwssa Operators And
Miners May Be Held,
Nolan Tells Employer,
Continued rrem Pare |

A rSsSNs'NSN HlhAat a.
No work.ia hctng done Ia tho Kan.
sas mining fold NxGeptS In tho case OF
u few Independent mines. Tho Kansas
industrial court had ordered continue
ton OF the old wage agreements for
so days but the miners have shown
no inteneico et Changing their deci-
sion and divert from the strikers
ranks, s5f
le4iR Cpnkinaes Testimony;
PrseSaeas Lewis Of the hituminous
raiahsss' Organization continued today
his esetsnosaN before a house commit
tee al MaShsn9toEh Investigating the
.eo4h S~fnSs,esSsSe
r.fS4ssssi@ a. coal ssAitaers. especial
~ Se a%@he SNteSsS>ia 'tai8A,. are report
ed AaeahssS .ns sstfaioSaseae in other
lines 1T S>nsssss,h$ rna sNo6&S Of for
stEeSS 80 MAKE SHssst homes n for
s>es SstsNe @N@ y quite marked also.
whs eeN irss,ss&s Sa tsss sas effects
at shs >swNsNSSSt 81 &sa, ~ sNspSseSta-
lion. Sec3~eA az aaliros& Aes Il
SagS IN hsnalShS SoAl osafa tas3 OK,
aSsae NsHIsx>
Ne asse~as> 81 e~oStssasasSsse 3
beer e~raSees zs-ssa AM 8sssstSs Ia
Sennee.kcs ~rSsh &A3 Ser4sas,
Tho lows S;Sss asSesas'9lt ~ AsSS
snd&S nsesSeS ~ dFt0itiaS& AesSSt
70 tho e&Ssss q Ss stssssSS
3eaHe~ 81 srSfrsssle affsoft asSssrs
l-N6ky cS<nni&8fsS II eaa Asase c9ha>
mitses ~ASSh y EaRchIitcf7tS s.sw wage
Seale AgreSnesr& WITH ste ~eaeeaSors
AZ contererce ~ Ns~ SarS that SIR
Sh-aeise oFeessaS 81 MANY TrSssa1sss
S~e nns living III @3E,: ~ ctfe stssrsst--
sion n~aeS r'hee Snarsst shts 'hffse
hoSsN hx~e ~enaas0 css rts.ssttss'taaNe
I yNnr 0NA- ~ ~NA ~4S~~S sSN rlY,s ,Srre en-
.ion o. qrnnest
New So~& Sls-l &~S-Sa lIeafteis
snncunccs snsSs @hsS @ts isttsltaG.1ss
miner Eeness1 lV,llsS Snnsnitxsef
would Erre> IN N-s soeS, s%tt,N~s6S
70 AcI IN She >ssrrsrai ntar nS ss-
era a~neercrSers .f-nf'nsrS III grant;
! 1hs ss-sxe-S' ~ ~ascs ttanasntfs IN
r,ediaresv s. shey wnii0 r-sstlr-n III
1neir Jobs.
Acceptance, n Shes nfFes ii1aist
~ The union Issr ks -stts 'fss ar>sass
in ,he ranks o. @he nao
contracts and she Ns-nrsnfnS or ria
mines Affected, arcn>Ht1E esh alssrcrs
presidents OF hs IfnitEE Afirse WnrSs
ez<
One MINI WM4tnE.
S0A4lS o. lae -nINS ~HGtR9-&aS@ " -IG
three district unions nnIiciss ruinuni;
tee arrived herr 1nnss. {. !. SailtHr
president 81 Discrar, No. 2 &c Si1Eml.
kin said At thai RI leRS, nns 1zrsn-ss
cite mine in the Tntrrd SsllS IS ~.
Grating regardless of Ghf x-rjSn. .
is the mine OF the phiia6efnnis knI
Reading Coal company Al 1Incusl GSsl
Pa. where for three mnrIis, lnr--
men rave been digging frHnclckisy =
search of 4 miner, STANLEY ZulHs-
who disappeared under IN 1s1iInch
Of hard coal early las, Janus1y.
knowledge Of this T%1olR1inn Ut IA,
suspension order became FsaDa-s
when Mr.. Golden. hefure rhe VIE
negotiations committee. sske6 IN
joint consent Of miners and RperBsnr
TO continue the rescue work while IN
strike is in progress. j. J. R1ctsA-a.
president OF the company wficn cxsn
trolls the mine said he Wolad MIX
the necessary arrangements vain n
superintendents-
~. Tons Removed
Nine hundred tons Of anshrzEl
have been removed from the scene c
the collapse in the effort to rncoEe
Zuliski's body. Mr.. Golden esnrsaSee
|. If the work goes on. he said, shir
, ments of coal removed in the reSE
} work would continue at the rate c
about 20 tons a day.
: Union leaders here today eiAhc:
ated or the United Mine Worke.
. program for naturalization Of ID
coal industry. as it was preached b.
fore the house labor committee yes
; terday by John L. Lewis, presideE, {
the International union.
The first step. according to N!
Golden. who is a member of ii
3 unions committee which is 'draftin
| the naturalization legislative pro
| gram, will be the introduction in cor
gress Of a bill providing for appoin'
: ment of a government. fact fndin
committee" This body, he sail
would be charged with making
thorough investigation of mine d.
velopnent, alleged waste. profit
t working conditions. wages and ma,
kets.
Secs Public Criticism.
I'VE are confident" said Mr.. Colo
en-. that the revelations of such
committee would cause the public
:, demand that control Of the industl
! be taken private interests an
placed under government supervisor
, Zone of the planks in the platfor,