Show PRESIDENT IN NO HURRY TO TROOPS Favors Keeping U U. S. S Re Regulars Regulars Regu Regu- lars There Until Peace- Peace I Is a Absolutely Assured All AH Ohio Coal Miners Called Out on Strike COLUMBUS IB us 0 May Orders 18 Orders declaring a n. strike of all aU coal minera miners min ers era in Ohio went out from h headquarters head head- ad quarters r at district No 10 6 United Mine Workers of America hero to to- da day Miners' Miners officials official today also began brgan paying strike benefits benefit of or 3 per week eek to every member of tho the or organization on The Tho mines have havo been closed since fince April 1 11 by orders order of the tho operators WASHINGTON May 18 Representative pro prof f Keating Keating- of Colorado conferred conferred conferred con con- with President Wilson Wilon toda today concerning conditions in tho the strike district district dis dis- of his state tate Although h the president had advised Governor GO Ammons that federal troops would ouM not bo ho allowed to remain Indefinitely in indefinitely in In- definitely in the strike sections Mr r. r Keating said the president was not disposed dis posed to withdraw t the tho Forces and is is willing to do everything e within reason for tho the prot preservation r ration of or peace in the coal re region Jon Owners Must Consent Mr Mn- Keating expressed doubt as to tho the ability o 0 of the state militia t to maintain order in tho the strike districts after the withdrawal of federal troops unless gs mine owners consent to the mf mediation of disputed questions Austrian Minister Acts Austrian Ambassador or toda today laid before the tho secretary of state and the secretary of ot war an urgent request that federal troops h be retained on duty In tn Inthe Inthe the Colorado strike district The re- re were made at Rt the Instigation of ot the Austrian government o on Information received from their agents arents in Colorado The amy amt umI declared that In his opinion there was not sufficient force to maintain ord order r If it the federal troops were withdrawn and amid that hn he felt sure trouble would break out R again ln ns os soon Boon an as H the army was out of ot the tho state Ho stated that Austrian citizens who ho make up a fL lan large e part of ot the population In Ludlow Judlow and nd other othel Milks centers ha had J Continued on OD 13 PRESIDENT IN INO NO MO HURRY Continued from 1 10 1 found de dead 11 and Ind their bodies d n Italians Also Alco Alo Appeal Mr dr stated that the thc secretary ot of war said sid there was no Immediate te IntentIon In In- tenton of or removing remo tho the troops Tho Tile Ital- Ital lal ambassador who o represents a num- num I Ler of or his men in Colorado will wille wi I make e a similar appeal n appeal Report Arms Ar Are Arc Hidden I TRINIDAD D Colo Cob May Ia 18 Reports Reports I reached rached military headquarters here to tolay toda today to- to da lay day that large I numbers of or had rheet concealed in the tho coal strike districts In rom which tIle thc they could be bc easily out Military authorities ma male Je It plain that Ito 10 search arch for concealed arms would be bc bee tre e without further orders order from the War department The dh proceedings pro- pro ar are at an end so o far au as at meas meas- fur ps ar-ps authorized by orders order already received re- re authorize are Re concerned b A complaint was h by strike lener leaders that miners miner Imported to work at the TI Gray Gl BJ Cre Creek k mine mino were being hauled hauler to thu lh mine In the wagon agon of ot 0 a rural mall mail mal Carrier An Investigation b by the thc ml- ml mill- mill tn tary officers convinced them that no in- in lO- lO lOI m- m I red men en W were wr rc bein being put to work worl |