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Foreign News
July 16, 1926
The Elkins Inter Mountain
Elkins, Randolph County, West Virginia
What is this article about?
Rumors in London morning papers suggest a secret, non-industry peacemaking effort may soon settle the ongoing British coal strike, though details vary and yesterday's miners-Trades Union Congress conference produced no substantial results.
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RUMORS OF STRIKE SETTLEMENT
London, July 16 -(AP).- Rumors of an impending new development toward settlement of the British coal strike are given prominence in some of the morning papers, with hints that success may be expected.
The move is described as a secret one by peace makers not connected with the coal industry. The few details given in the different papers do not wholly agree, however.
According to latest reports, nothing substantial resulted from yesterday's conference between the miners and the Trades union congress.
London, July 16 -(AP).- Rumors of an impending new development toward settlement of the British coal strike are given prominence in some of the morning papers, with hints that success may be expected.
The move is described as a secret one by peace makers not connected with the coal industry. The few details given in the different papers do not wholly agree, however.
According to latest reports, nothing substantial resulted from yesterday's conference between the miners and the Trades union congress.
What sub-type of article is it?
Economic
What keywords are associated?
British Coal Strike
Settlement Rumors
London Papers
Trades Union Congress
Miners Conference
Where did it happen?
London
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
London
Event Date
July 16
Outcome
nothing substantial from yesterday's conference; rumors hint at possible settlement
Event Details
Rumors in morning papers indicate a secret peacemaking effort by outsiders to the coal industry may lead to settlement of the British coal strike, though details differ across reports.