Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., April 07, 1921, Image 1

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OTTAWA FREE TRADER
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OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established I860
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AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
VOLUME 5.--j0. I
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, TJI UliJSDAY, APRIL 7, 1921.
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MRS. EL MA ROBINSON
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W. R. C. HONOR FEAST
CIVIL WAR HEROES AND HELP
MEET S FETED AT BANQUET
HELD WEDNESDAY IN BASE
MENT OF BAPTIST CHURCH.
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London. April 7. With the breakdown of the
conference between the coal owners and the strik
ing miners concerning the wage dispute this morn-
- ing, and the almost im-
menmfA rli-icir-t-i ftw
ifflR WIM POINT
I Ult J) Hiy I Ullll
ON INSPECTION OF
ELECTRIC WIRING
UTILITIES COMMISSION EVINCES
WILLINGNESS TO MEET CITY
HALF WAY AFTER REFUSING
TO DIVULGE RESULTS OF EX
A M I NATION CONDUCTED BY
EXPERT.
ith
iy counci
ULTS ARE
S RAILMEK
ORKERS
railway me to join the
transport workers in supporting the
miners, toaay Gre.it Britain is tremb
ling cn the edge of an industrial
precipice.
Lloyd George, who had attempted
meditation, announced t iio complete
rupture oil negotiations to the Imusfi of
commons, adding the lignlticant Btate
meni thai the Issue raised was much
wider than that ot wanes. Thin was
interpreted as meaning thai the gov
ernmenl and ill" miners to all Intents
and purposes were again at grips ov
er the old question ol nationalization
er 1 1
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Bnb8C
e ray ol hope appeared in the
itienl debate In commons when
Chairman Clynes of the parliamen
tary labor party and others pleaded
with the prime minister to call tin
in ners and owners again together,
neither side offering conditions as the
basis for the re-opening of negotia
tions, a member of the miners exec
utive body declared the miners were
willing to negotiate on this basis and
lec then debate generally showed s de-tier-
sire to make every effort to bring the
le government continued its prep
Ions to meet any emerneney with
employment of all facilities of the
y and navy.
Refuse to Let Pumps Work.
jndon, April ".Lenders of th
ieri' union who conferred with
no Minister Lloyi Qeorle Hit.
engineers In mines effected by th
strike (o resume work pending
it tat Inns with the mine owner-;
ill" rosull of Ibis refusal the min
imi their employers will nol meet
R a 1 1 way me n Join strike.
ndon, April 7. The national un
ol rullwuy men today unanimous
icided to support the coal miners
icir strike,
FATHER OF MRS. JOHN
SALTZMAN DEAD
loltti Rritt
dm I! Sail
i d v.t, ntther ot Mrs
. of Pr,imonl t""ft,
ai his home in Phil-
1921 WHEAT CROP TO
BE 91 PCT. NORMAL
BANDITS HOLD UP
GALESBURG DEPOT