Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-06-28 | Page 3 | Coal Strikers Reject Terms

COAL STRIKERS "I REJECT TERMS S! Both Sides Refuse to Make public Offer Made By Utah Operators. SCO FIELD, June 28 Tcrmi by hich striking miners could return, to I !rcr' v0t'', r,fferrd her?' ysterday at a ti inference between a small Katherlnp I' Cfmln operators and striking mlnsrS.I I p., Manlcy, superintendent ..f the I rnnne'y niine, made the offer on bo-I bo-I 0f the mlniiiR company Both I T S refused to make public the terma. t i',n, , ri Ko. president ol the U cal union !' the United Mine Work- b in hrh-ilf of thi strikers, refused! I ;'i rtil IIo declared that', f 'i,f i ut 11 r actions of the strikers, E could be governed bj the attitude tak-, .n by the national organization t 'Major Elberl Thomas, who at- 1 I inded the conference as a represen-i m t ,JXP ,if i It- national guard. s.M that! .'',J71 k'-"- between the mini ' Orators and the representatives of, ii, . 1 ( r i k . n c -l ni'-ni was in evidence. MMvl S IN I sllti VHON H' ' UEM'KK. .Inn L's t'apialn Rueli W EsXelsen who wan appointed to inve.s-j eate " th" bir.cn changes against Si hrec notional guardsmen accused of I ilap'nc Helper home? w hile searching I (,r firearm- .'."impletcd the investl-' ration of lite charges against Earl! I Vfllcex. Captain Eskelson said that I will recommend to Major Johnsoni K h4t wii. ut be tried before a summary'' I I coortniai ' ,ial on a larceny charge He i j -j, not yet impletcd his lnvestlga-1 K -ion of the other two cases ' To Mexicans, who were escorted I out of the city limits by national, k p'.-.i.ii-.- n " .., ' ' rl..t W jniv,,J at Kcnll'.v.irth. according to 5 ,!,, s : ,,.. d h '!- Till- ni'-n were ild to be representatives of the min-j I ing companies in search of strlke-I strlke-I Mtakers whom the rould recruit to go I to work In t he in i no-?. fl.MM n AT I'pon arriving at Kenllworih they, reported to Lieutenant J W. S?um-, I nerhas tha' tli' had l.een fired up- f on during the night They declared I that It was with difficulty that thcyj I succeeded in reaclng Kenllworth in 1 mfcty The i-e.(rU-i shooting will be I investigated, it is announced I group of eight men was allowed I ( pass at Cust'i-gate an.', w t.. rk I in the mines, after they had convinced I the guards that the. had paid Hon J I ovn railroad fa r - H A rifle which was found In Spring i canyon vesterd i quarter of n I mile from the place where the Ira n was fired upon, was Identified by H Sheriff 1 ' H A da in n Ifl being thi j I weapon wh rii w.i- i. Deputy I j Sheriff A )' V bb who was killed In: the battle. A shotgun and a smaller; ii rifle were also found. The weapons I r,-fre found b; Geo is. Of A I battery, who v. on on tpe- lelal duty, establishing u Cossack post tteputy Sherlfl Webb's i fit - idn-J f tifled by the number which It bArc. Major Johnson returned to Helper, from Salt Lake last night, but he dc-a dc-a ellncd to comment on tha results of, ibe confer- nee which he attended'. I while he was away,