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(+ =: 2 a - J -- - -= ye ' - La Department of Bustier, gg Bareen of Jnoestigation, pre Waskmypton, 9 ¢. ' GFR.dR. bIt ° Magust 11,1922. BTRICTLY oboe run. . cos | - @he following information was recently received frou the Philadelphia office, which informs me that these eonversations took place on either August 8n4 or Sra, their confidential isferm- ant failing to date his report - #4t 10.20 A.M. - Washington, and talked to either Lewit or {in all probabiliscy' - it was Lewie) If the Bureau considers it necessary , these tel epb one me SbagO8 could be very easily checked & -} The person on the other end of the wire said the strike was sew wp to MELLOK - (meaning of course the Secretary of the Preasury) and that he could settle this if he wanted te = that he has been with the President for four or five days, adding thet MELLEN is meking money ont of this thing and that ie the reason why the thing is prolonged and that President Harding is trying to make an egreement with BELLEZ the r led on the telephone — end if he would enly say word the strike would be settled. At 10.50 4.K. - The United Press called and answered, Shey wanted to know if MR. LEWIS w. ine t eod the Labor Conference in Harrisburg an& Mr. Lewis sould not go away. Baid "30" that * ht d2.05 dal ~ Mew York called. My informant states it was and he evidentiy talked to LEWIS. Tt ia either © Res CoM who ans “ghe I operators 8 reported £6 Galles. fhe Tilinois stated w meet in Ghioago on Friday, August ' a that he, ,wouldg efivise Lewis later andi that they were gett ances from all over, aiding Peabody was in back of the thing ina the West. My informant states that at thi they received information that Lewis would * i afternoon." ee 5 . MAR 1 0 1994 \* | Respectfully, } DECLASSIFIED, BY. l- echoed hy? . \ RROORDED & INDEren