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November 22, 1921
The Topeka State Journal
Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas
What is this article about?
Phil H. Callery, attorney for the Howat organization in Kansas coal fields dispute, denies charges of lobbying for the industrial court law, as recommended by U.M.W.A. representatives.
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CALLERY DENIES CHARGES.
Howat's Attorney Declares He Never Lobbied for Kansas Court Law.
Pittsburg, Kan., Nov. 22. - Phil H. Callery, attorney for the Howat organization in the controversy in the Kansas coal fields, today issued a general denial to charges contained in recommendations made to the international organization, U. M. W. A., by the representatives of the international here.
The recommendations made public Saturday state that Callery lobbied for the passage of the industrial court law in the Kansas legislature.
Callery says that this statement is false.
Howat's Attorney Declares He Never Lobbied for Kansas Court Law.
Pittsburg, Kan., Nov. 22. - Phil H. Callery, attorney for the Howat organization in the controversy in the Kansas coal fields, today issued a general denial to charges contained in recommendations made to the international organization, U. M. W. A., by the representatives of the international here.
The recommendations made public Saturday state that Callery lobbied for the passage of the industrial court law in the Kansas legislature.
Callery says that this statement is false.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Deception
Justice
What keywords are associated?
Callery Denial
Kansas Coal Fields
Industrial Court Law
Howat Organization
U M W A
What entities or persons were involved?
Phil H. Callery
Howat
Where did it happen?
Pittsburg, Kan.
Story Details
Key Persons
Phil H. Callery
Howat
Location
Pittsburg, Kan.
Event Date
Nov. 22
Story Details
Phil H. Callery issues a general denial to charges that he lobbied for the Kansas industrial court law, as stated in recommendations to the U.M.W.A. by international representatives.