Miners Idaho Newspaper Archives

Coal Operators Reject Request Of Miners Chief Declare Strikers in Indiana and Illinois Fields are

Striking Miners Leaving Prospect for Settlement of Labor Trouble in Neihart Is Remote

Miners On Strike In Butte

Kansas Miners Chief Deals In Denunciations Crowds Cheer Vitrolic Remarks Delivered by Union Executive from

Four Thousand Kansas Miners Reported Idle Forty Properties Involved as One-Third of Employes Refrain from

Kansas Miners Out On Strike Two Thousand Men in Ten Coal Mines Quit Work Because

Urges Coal Commission Report As Wages Basis Wilson Makes Recommendations Through Palmer to Operators and Miners

Coal Commission Seeks Advice on Wages and Prices Invites Miners and Operators in Central Competitive

Kansas Miners Delay Return To Coal Field Reports Show Release of Howat Not Yet Efficacious

Miners Reject Owners' Offer Of Wage Scale Lewis Declares Increase of 15 Cents Per Ton

Prospects For Increased Coal Output Remote Majority of Miners on Strike Maintain Disposition to Disregard

Miners Expect Demonstration Only Proper Consideration for Demands Will Restore Quiet Says Lewis

Miners' Leader Breaks Silence Simple Matter to Negotiate Wage Agreements, Lewis Declares

Strike Enters Second Day With No Break In Ranks Of Union Miners No Movement of

Trainmen Side In With Miners Brotherhood President Declares Organization in Sympathy with Strikers