The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-20
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Washington, Sept. 4-9Farnlns.
was given BY high administration
osse;a Is t..,,s,- t,,s4 s,;e co,,,trx ,,,,,st
wholly recover fror, the aftermath
the recent Industrial upf1ea val
before economic benefits flowing
fron, I no sat1 ie,,,e.t of:. he "a i,road
sIr;l,a car res = f,,,.y mon s,,as :
stia-aI ,,,,s;,ass con,,it;ans
saera.sr,. rIoo,,.e,,I tt,ok tte view
4,,at. alti,o1,a;,l she country i ,,oy.s
s,1,,s, ai,hfedly better of than it vas
wear AGO, st viii !, rol,a.,,v be six
z, o,,tl,s bafn,.e, J, t;sl, s,,Is,s. of mos
r,.sr;ty ,t4a;rea While Secretary
..ral,o,, ,,t1,o,,a, .,ons;f, er;ns. he
! b,,s;,,ess5 o,,t,e,e,- ..,-a,., goo,, - rec-
#s,,snizad 3fores+.a,;,.e~ ;,,,n,ad;ste
es,n, ynerci,, ey,,,,,s;a,, he INIT
t,ons in,noses, ,,,,on t,.ansnortat;on
fsc;;,;ties IN or storta % and
j .noss;b,a ina e,eo,,ate. ,al,or5 s,,pn,v
;4he p,eafest loss as a result of
4ha s.r;kes viii be horne by the
farmers aeeor., inc TO an ANALYSIS
of taa s;t,,atio,, hy secrets ! ~ Haoy-
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nI,,ssa,, t1,at 4;,as.sacane,n,ic T. uo,,n5, -.
sreca5rsd - t,,e .o,,nrrr ~bo,1a be
a,s;cp1,.- bss,as - Il
r eca,,tr., ), wifi, 4he v;av-s Of his
I 41..e =, f,;;nat assae;ates however
Secretarv Davis of the labor depart
noent was snos;tire. that settlement
~ tIa ,ai,roaa s1rike removed the
.ass ,,,,st ..le ~ ..,,nrracada a,te6,.
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3 Tsa,.c,ts to,5.,.54 ,ebea,.ho,. do
,,.,s,,a,. f;.a,, - .,.a,rasaSt ati1-es;s :,
I I r,icaga. h,.a,,e,,.s al ! ;t;,nal defairs
! - NC sca,,e ~ sx,,s,;c,, tl,e ,,artiaI
sasf4Isnoent IF the sraiI str;ke was
expeesfed 10 extend AT least 35
,ier,s cent IF t6e pa ;,roaus affected
h.- t,,a .str;ise ,.avaz an.,roved the
We srfse,d-y,r;I1., ri Ier.elp tt3ev
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{ xras err,ectad ttat little lin, ..
ro,,,d no Inst, Il, +f,s epeniny of
Z 4nean4is.ions between the roads and
he un;s,ns lookiny to actual sig
nature of the peace pact The only
railroad viii, local headquarters.
-I,a .so,,4f,e,.,, 5,.a;1xyav- system an
,,a,,ncsls to5,,v thai s,,ei, meet
Ing had been called for SATURDAY.
While the losses due TO the coal
and railroad strikes have been
1sconsiderabie.- Secretary Hoover
Ss;d IN = statement issued tonight,
44rhav are eas;ty ererestimated.
eerhe astin,ate af cnrrent coal
,oiner-. .v.,ees lost in the FIVE
,,,onths fof strikeo IS not a correct
basis az the estimation of the total
1oss ;, he said ..eE:eeai1se over a pc
rod Of fs months we win probably
consume the same amouut of coal.
In other words, the miners viii
work more days in the week and
produce more coal in the next six
or eight months than they would
have prod,1ced 4 there had been
no strike and shus the wage roll
of the next 81. mr. eight months
u,il1 bs ,arsA,. aud vii, in !, con-
s5dera HE degree eo,,,,ensate the
Z 1asss fl,,rine this susnens;on
Ioss or T,,pfausiv;tv
4arbe rea, ,oss wo,,,a lie more in
+ba los Of nrodnctiv;tv IN insus-
+r;as 4,,s. baye or ,,iptt have 4o
e1aee 80, a. rss,,1t of tho coal
e.r;l.a IsaI ne o,,,. ,,,a,,s4 rios can
ba Lent in motion the loss viii be
rauch less from the coal strike than
lie currently estimated.
aThe greatess loss today is the
one being met by the farmer as a
-as,it of tfe railway strike The
eynort of farm prodrcts has been
seriously interfered with by the
INABILITY of the railways to- trans
MORT prod,,ce. Prices are there