Associated Press, The New York Times, Monday, 14th December…
“ In the old days a speaker could be heard with difficulty unless he shouted, and there was a constant general exchange of remarks by members who paid little attention to the business of the day. But a member who now quietly remarks to a neighbor that some speaker is a "silly old fool" does so at the peril of having every newspaper man in the gallery hear him quite distinctly. ”
Associated Press, The New York Times, Monday, 14th December…
“ There have been repeated statements in the press, made by the miners, and at times made by editorial writers, to the effect that the operators have always refused to show their books and that the facts concerning the industry are obscured by a veil of secrecy. ”
Associated Press, The New York Times, Monday, 14th December…
“ It was then that the agriculturalist learned that the family was without the bare necessities of life. After disposing of his load of potatoes the farmer returned to his house, loaded additional potatoes, apples and meats into a touring car and proceeded back to the home. In addition he gave the family cash to assist in tiding it through the strike period. He likewise volunteered future assistance in the event that the strike continues for any length on time. ”
