Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-07-28 | Page 3 | Local News

Miller U III er OIl If that Is so history will put him alongside Peabody of oC Colorado We might have had more charity for tor him If It tho the press had not been filled for Cor weeks with the stock broking methods methods methods meth meth- of oC the tho National association Notwithstanding these disclosures he tie hurls troops Into Houghton county count and then advises us to get together and settle our difficulties That Is 18 possible Just as soon as the companies companies' will meet us F Few f V Worker Expected ct d. d It to was as acknowledged b by the operators operators opera opera- tors that the they would face a difficult task In getting even tho the most loy loyal loya l of their employees back to work tomorrow tomorrow tomor tomor- row but the companies hope enough surface activities can be resumed to to permit resumption of or pumping Pumping was resumed today at the Wolverine Quincy Xo No 8 8 sh shaft rt- rt No zo trouble developed as aH a re result of or these activities activities' during daylight Ih hours lurs and tonight ever every in the county count contained a a. detachment of or troops James A. A Waddell of ot New ew York who represented the Guggenheim Interests during the copper mine strike in Utah several months a ago o arrived ed today to take charge chan e of oC the the- companies companies' Interests In this section Ho said that it had not been decided yet et whether hethel nonunion miners were to be brought here but acknowledged that such action might be taken later T