New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
: ksvn had no control Of the destiny

sskerk. The inability to woTk your
guaranty fend Is solely due to your
han-cnnpliance With the rulings Of the
sst,smptrolier Of the Currency. The
operators who have co-operated have
furnished yoUr state coal at $3.50 q
ton, while nnn-co-operasing operators
have demanded and received rs high
ss SO ton, of which you have right
sv complained, but without any Federal
authority they cannot be controlled.
reflect upon the decent men who hare
scrved you.
u.- as n,.x,. ahax
naaso nAu A'oaSaS ''a'1AS
sYsur state hes, as matter OF fact
had double it's mathematical percentage
nf coal svailabie, Because the Fsdcrsl
Fuel Distributor has refused to allow
YOUR state 70 draw coal for other pur-
spcses 10 the prejudice of ether states
and snsisted that your stocks be drawn
apon-. Is no warranty TOR z personal
They have, bp uneeasing labor, man
Ssa 70 prosect sne peop.s "a youf
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10. tne Wo.n .ns nsss .pl.;saa;ss
would have been closed, am CON
<ss:as snss 80 s.s.ss.t "a az Ill.
ass'ists .nss s.ts = s;s, .ha,, s,s,s eantsna.
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5,,.sx;.s - ~, ,ssn,,JS corrses tha MIS-
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earssas sssv'a rssSa,. ass, Z, ths s.nots
d;ss.'ss;ns cas, conSl.;nns ;r Nav.
VT. a.S 49, Az s;t.sa,;ss, Yha~a 49,,
olA sa,u sass ssta sss $500 a.s
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tSs@wr =, pras;Sar. pnss az t,r,a ~ , act !.
srS-x:s.ai rThssa 49,, r,,sst satt,a tb,;r
sas;aa.s. 90. sLam,s ~ ssTs 49,,
-S,,st .sraa .,rnv, aT adsr.tyaay,t Sorth,
,s,;tS SFoy,vae;oht hauys r. snsicisnt
estSnf;rs ~ s5sr,. and II sbev fail after
.srece;y,;yg smch notice. tn nnen mn the
-s5;ras .1a Frr,isb cna1 r. tbe recnie
,s;Iy ~ a. d,,t.. ~ +S;s caysrass
~ s,;,,a - ~ .hn prss;5ent S,Ii ard sn,,s ,ns
= ST. s,,.far,t,, - 49, nyer tss v,;na,
a. aar.ss 49,, ~ &ha;r eli
W s,t ~ ogs,a'e ga az sS haasAt 'n ns ~, tha
In,ss;as ea,s. s'AS
N'ns'Assn pVop''
Shows Menace to New York
ye,s yerl the stata Of rreatest NOM.
iation IN the union; tnat state con-
~sa'0S elty Waose poPu,ataoh eAceeus
~spuo.pec, ana uh'ess re,seI comes 70
InaS cry tnere wiii pe hat9ships tae
ffke OF which tnis nasion mas never
seer pefofe IN Time OF peace. am
Iesrfui tnat these cond,Sions are not
stuliy appreciated because sanasner Is
sstii here, and tnat some OF us fasi to
realize the approaen OF autumn IN
few weeks; and wleh winfer close upon
ssAs heels. the acute conditions TO which
have referred wili De upon us, Mr,
President, on behaif OF the ilooo'ooo
teople OF New York, insist that the
ssoai MINER ana the coal operator shall
at once adjust their diiflcultles, II only
temporarily, 50 tnat we can survive
she winter and prevent the conditions
OF winch | have complaaned.
SIN my service in the two houses OF
seongress have opposed, in and out OF
Congress, the governments going into
srhe railroads. and mines should be
operated by tho government but the
.sisie has arrived now when the aues-
zion OF governmental operation, con-
troi or ownership, in this emergency
ssscess;ty in order to prevent disease
and death.
Life of Nation at Stake
Mr. President, It is no exaggeration
10 say that the life OF the nation Is at
.rtake. and we can no longer tolerate
-ffits disagreement. | shall vote tor the
Saeasure under consideration. 1t is
Esptofapie 1ecb tndC the congress mas
Not sooner legislated ia this manner;
but ! think it can be fairly charged
81 the business men of the United
States, generally speaking, that their
5bposition to thaA bill dfstroaaced by
4ae, snd later the measure introduced
py the Senator from New Jersey, has
"a measure contributed to the con-
&stions confronting us.
s.sI appeal, Mr.. President, for imme-
stats action in this body. This mat
aer ia infinitely more urgent to the
sEelfare Of the nation at this time than
he tariff, the bonus or any other ques-
fton which is now pending"
Senator Walsh, Of Massachusetts,.
Ieclarcd that early in June he had
sslied attention to the very situation
a1ow descrlped by Senator Calder. that
gpore than two months hsd passed and
xsat the coal situation in'New England,
ssew YORK and the Northwest was de-
PIofaoie.
Worse Than Wa s.rn w.r.h
The people are facing situation
sycrse than war" he said. "It is pits
Fni- 1T Is depiorable, that this situation
kxists ny reason OF the failure Of tho
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