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The Laramie Republican
Laramie, Albany County, Wyoming
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Secretary Wilson telegraphs John L. Lewis to urge miners to accept President Wilson's coal strike settlement proposal; decision pending in Indianapolis. Coal requisitions filed for 148 tons amid shortages.
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Secretary Wilson Wires Acting President Lewis to End Strike.
By the Associated Press.
Washington, Dec. 9.--Secretary Wilson today sent a telegram to John L. Lewis, acting president of the United Mine Workers, urging the miners to accept President Wilson's proposal for a settlement of the coal strike. The miners' representatives are to act on the proposal this afternoon, at Indianapolis.
The president "has pointed a way out with honor to the government and honor to yourselves," said the message.
Secretary requisitions for coal are filed with the municipal fuel committee today, with 148 tons to fill yesterday's and today's orders from.
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Washington
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Dec. 9
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miners' representatives are to act on the proposal this afternoon at indianapolis. secretary requisitions for coal are filed with the municipal fuel committee today, with 148 tons to fill yesterday's and today's orders.
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Secretary Wilson sent a telegram to John L. Lewis, acting president of the United Mine Workers, urging the miners to accept President Wilson's proposal for a settlement of the coal strike. The message stated that the president 'has pointed a way out with honor to the government and honor to yourselves.'