Conference Secty. Wilson office LTOR, Thos. F. Brewster, Secty. Wilson, Jus. L. Lewis, Captain, Oct. 17/19 *Thomas F. Brewster, President Coal Operators Association *Secretary of Labor Wilson *John L. Lewis, United Mine Workers The Fresno Morning Republican 24 Oct 1919, Fri · Page 1
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