100 Years Ago June 3, 1922 An attorney for the Kansas court of industrial relations left Topeka last evening for Pittsburg, after an extended conference between members of the court and Kansas mine operators regarding the reopening of the mines. The court heard that 65 car loads of coal are being mined daily through co-operative mines and that few miners ceased work after union officials threatened expulsion of miners who continue to work. Mrs. Ellen Glant, wife of J.