Word: coaling
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Governor Alleh of Kansas, who came into the public eye last fall during the coal strike, is the choice of Professor T. N. Carver, professor of political economy, for the next president of the United States...
...region of Landau there had been little change and the surrounding region had altered little. The Saar valley, on the other hand, had shared the industrial development of the most prosperous parts of the Rheinprovinz its coal mines and those of the neighboring villages of the Palatinate had come to pro- duce 17,500,000 tons of coal a year. Numerous industrial establishments had grown up. To the north and west the lines of industrial towns were almost unbroken. More than 355,000 people now lived between the Saar frontiers of 1814 and 1815 and as many more...
...shortage, is but another example of the helplessness of the country to deal with industrial disputes. Obviously Boston cannot put up with a food shortage, and our first concern must be the settlement of this particular strike. The freight handlers held a strategic position similar to that of the coal miners. It is the public which will suffer from this strike, and the public must be protected...
...special industrial branch of the government should be organized to carry on research work, and to make available data essential to the settlement of a crisis such as that just caused by the coal strike. The will is not lacking but the material is not now at hand...