The Archive · 1925

Miners Strike in

A Holiday for the Workers and Everybody Happy Washington, Oct. 13.

The country is completely unruffled by the anthracite strike, which has been proceeding for six weeks.

The miners themselves are' the prolonged holiday, camping and touring. Some have taken temporary employment. A number of foreigners ave profiting from the opportunity to visit their homes. The owners, similarly are unperturbed. They. are of opinion that the strikers will return when their money is spent. In the meantime the coun-rent FY is carrying on with accumal

ofthe winter. The Government withthe have been reluctant to until the placidity has passed off Reuter's American Service.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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