The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-06
CLAIMS DOCTORS
ORGANIZED WITH
SCALE 0FPRIGES
ICeutIaasd tom pas. ous,

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could not f,sIayerted. Lets analyze
thai question II II has been Dos.
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build up tic mining industry, the
coal operators ought TO be well sat
iefied bccaus 8 they have made their
millions think those who put this
IN The paper are insincere II
think tiia miners In Northern West
Virginia hayeybeen engaged in bet
ter WORKING better wages and bet
tor civic conditions when at work
under the Joint agreement, enter
cd into 81 tie operators and the
miners. VINO wants to work In,
Southern West Virginia under
scab conditions sor the Baldwin
Felts. i ami going to say to the
weak.kneeda miners that they
should stayl witt, the mining indus
inv in Northern West Virginia
when they helped to build II up.
You have established conditions
here ana Won iwould have to estab-
iIsh conditions down there in South
ern West virginia
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Is resposlple
Coal GENERATORS Oh the central
cofnpet 70 fllgelds nave talled 70
negottate g agel scale although the
United Mine Nv ofkers nave invited
them TODD 50.
Labor's Battle.
The United Mine Workers OF
America are fighting the battle OF
oeeanized labor on the American
continent. DO not ask me or other
officers what your duties are. Il
know there are forces circulating
make d contract without waiting
ON che central competitive field.
ii you would do that, you would be
digsing your economic grave. This
Is an issue that has never confront.
ed the United Mine Workers OF
America before. In the past coal
operators never refused to meet the
miners! You realize that no con.
tract win be made until the basic
wage SCALE Is adopted-this Is al
basic principle.
"Ottflvfng fields complain be.
cause they have had no opportu
nify 10 10 into Joint conference IN
the central COMPETITIVE field. Why
haven't fliey? Who Is respopsi.
ME for IN ei5Jot the United Mine
Workers. They have been respon.
sible for keeping themselves OUT.
II theshats beer sincere they would
have beenI into a national confer
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