| Show DISPUTE OVER OVER- AMERICAN FLAG IS J CAUSE OF RIOT OT FOUR ARE SHOT i I. I Vis B Wm B Q is S HELD AS GUNMAN FIRE DEPARTMENT PUTS END TO H STREET NG WITH AID OF POWERFUL STREAM FROM HOSE Murphy Pulls Out Ou Weapon When Trouble Starts and Fires It at Bystanders Is Charge Clifford May Lose Leg Price Fi Finger ger While Kehl and Are Wounded 1 i The Injured i 1 t F F. J. J Clifford 45 former Tucker guard left leg fractured by t I bullet between hip and knee condition serious at St. St Marks hospital i Michael 50 Ely Nev Ne blacksmith ri right ht leg penetrated by byI bullet between ankle and knee condition not serious at county hos hios- I pita pital t I Herman I Kehl 19 clerk Mountain States Stales Telephone Telegraph Tele Tele- j I graph company Compaq left foot shattered by bullet con condition not serious I taken to his home 83 Fayette street T. T D. D Price 45 5 former Tucker rucker guard first finger of right hand clipped off by bullet taken to his home E. E First South I Axel H. H Steele Steel t 46 40 former Tucker guard shock and bruises from fromI I bullet haBet which lodged in wallet I Tames F. F Morgan l 45 J. J W V. 1 W. W orator bruises about head received in battle with officers I Tom Murphy 50 I. I AY w. V TV W. bruises about head and aud shoulders rc- rc t 1 in 1 tt h I h a oi s t u AU V. V I i i 1 I O 0 denouncing the American government g t the Stars and Stripes v and anti the the guards of corporate interest interests interest e expounded by a fiery L I. W. W W. W speaker was cut short by a a. riot doL in iu the heart hear of Salt Lakes Lake's downtown shortly tl after 8 o'clock last night in which four were wounded one serious serious- J ly Before the fi 1 d and angry mo mob the police were helpless and i iwas it itI was not until the fire department appeared upon the scene and nud drenched the tho I crowds that the noti rioting ng dwindled into sporadic brawls wb which still r required the tho attention of every available officer Tom Torn Murphy 50 years ears of ot age acre Who vho ha has followed the banner of the I. I Ww W W. w w- over ver All aUl the west Is La alleged to be r i J dB hen fames James F. F Morgan 1 1 TV W. 11 1 TV W. orator re released released re- re leased only two d days duys ya ago from the Utah county Jail after atter serving nerving a a. s sentence In connection conne with the strike at Tucker waved n a red handkerchief In the air and challenged It is Js eald said anyone to appear with the Stars and Stripes Axel H. H Steele deputy sheriff but more re recently recently re- re a 3 Tucker guard took the challenge challenge chal chal- chalI I lenge enge and with a small American flag flagIn I In III his hla hand walked Into the crowd Morgan Morgan Mor Mor- gan was addressing At t sight of ot Steele the speaker leaped down from his stand with clenched fist 1st but William Core Corey a carpenter was too quick for tor him landing andIng a heavy right to Morgans Morgan's jaw Yom From a a. position position tion nearby Murphy urphy whipped out one of or the latest models of oC revolvers and opened fire The rho first bullet lodged ed In a n. wallet aBet which the tho former deputy deput sheriff carried car car- ned ried In his right hip pocket et The Impact Impact Im Im- un- un pact of oC the shot knocked Steele to to his I knees The police say sar that Murphy Murph fired tired al althe all the shots In the fracas that followed The story stor told lohI by b officers of ricers and eyewitnesses c. c nesses neRses of or the affair is t substantially as fol follows 1 own Are re Wounded F F. J. J Clifford a former Tucker er guard and recently connected with the thega ga les club was waR shot In the loft left IcS IcS' e- e tween the thc hip and thigh Tho bullet fractured Cliffords Clifford's leg leJ and the member mn may have o to be amputated Another bullet penetrated the tho left lert foot oot o of Continued on Page 7 7 Col 1 1 1 DISPUTE OVER AMERI AMERICAN CAN flAG STARTS STARTS t DOWNTOWN RILAND FOUR ARE SHOT SHOTt 1 i Fire Department Quells Disturb ance With Aid of Powerful Stream From Hose When the Murphy Hose Murphy hy Pulls fulls Weapon 1 Trouble Truble Starts and Fires at t Bystanders Is Charge Continued from Page 1 1 I. Herman Kehl Keh 19 years old old of or Payette Fy Pay Fay otto ette street street employed as a a clerk by the tho Mountain States Sate Telephone 8 Telegraph I company In the path of or another bullet bulet was 60 50 60 an Ely Ey blacksmith who la in staying stayIng at tho the Lincoln house hous Tho bullet blet penetrated his right leg between between between be be- tween the knee and ankle ankle T. T D. D PIce Price E. E First South who was is-as va a guard guard with wih Axel ol through the and d Tucker labor disturbances disturbances bances and who Is 18 reputed to be ono one o of the nerviest men In Utah Utah elbowed his Ills way through trous-h trous the tho scattering throng trong I and armed with ith an on empty revolver rushed rushe upon pon Morgan Morgn Tho The empy latter lotter It is asserted discharged his revolver at l Price point blank The Tho Te bullet bulet cut the c first finger of or Pice's Prices Price's right hand band and bounding on on the tho frame of tho the revolver glanced into the crowd but did no further damas damage With the tho cartridges In his hla bs revolver nil all al spent sponte Murphy attempted to got get ot away Blood streaming from his hie I 1 wounded finger Price followed him mini until both stumbled into the entrance of tho the saloon of ot the Rogers Finch Finch Julve Mulvey co company m pan 2 22 E. E Second South l j point Patrolman L L. L F. F Wire off orr f duty h t rushed to tho timo assistance of PrIce who was engaged egged in hi In a terrific battle battlo 1 with Murphy Bleeding from tom bruises inflicted by bi Prices Price's empty revolver Murphy was as rushed to police headquarters headquarters headquarters head- head quarters and locked In the city prison I. I by Patrolman Wire Throws Weapon Awn Away Ditch DIch that rod somebody cried Murphy as ho lie leaped into tho saloon 5 entrance Ho He sent hl his smoking ver yer clattering along tho sidewalk It almost struck Bernard S. S Rich proprietor proprietor pro pro- of Richs Rich's Clothes Shop 24 2 E E. Second South Rich picked up tho the re revolver revolver re- re volver o but an I. I W. W W. W agitator who had been ben following at tho the heels of ot Murphy attempted to take It from him hIm Rich firmly gripped the revolver and ba backing kIng into tho the store locked tho thoI I door After the riot had been quelled Ic u L Rich turned tho the revolver over to Patrolman W W. H. H Hon Hendrickson who t took it I to police headquarters L In the melee that tol followed owed close upon V f 1 the arrest of ot Murphy Murph James Morgan Morgan the orator W was arrested b by Patro Patrolman an pw Jf H Ii A. A Calton Calon and Axel Aid Steele Steele Ho ITo is t charged with wih inciting riot riot Others the tho crime furnish charged with wih same their names at police Jolce headquarters as a 4 follows Jack GIn 36 Otto oto A A. A A IL K 30 Ro Roy Fresen 34 K i v Cotton 22 Frank Gerome 24 and Fred Graft Graff 32 The arresting officers were Detectives George eorge E. E CI Cleveland veland B. B I II H. Seager Hugh L. L 1 Glenn Reed ed Billings and Patrolmen C. C C. C Carstensen H. H I A A. A Calton Calon and R- R I D. D Murphy Aid Ad Given Men Almost unconscious from the bullet bulet wound in his foot Kehl the telephone 1 company clerk was picked up tip In a corner corner cornor cor cor- ner nor of tho ti-mo street b by Harry larn E. E Randall Ran Rami- i dall dali of the tho Linden hotel and Arthur Y Marriott ral of or Ogden an Oregon Ores Short Line Lino electrician and was wa carre carried to the police ambulance which was still surrounded by noisy crowds Lying In another corner corer of or tho the street the tho police at his wounded found gripping i leg Dr Samuel G G. G Paul cl city health commissioner saw hit and ho followed him until ho stumbled Kahland Kohl Kehl Kohland and were taken to the time emergency emer emor- gency hospital at nt police headquarters together After their wounds had hd AtO boon dressed was vas removed to while Kohl Kobl was th the tha county hospital taken homo home When hon Cliffords Clifford's l leg g was aa shattered ho he stumbled Into tho jewelry store storo of ot Alfred Sorensen 79 to E. E Second South and there thero lay Iny bleeding until his condition condition condi condi- tion ton was wa called caled to tho the attention of ot the tho police polee Ho He was rushed rushed- to the emergency emergency emer emer- gency hospital There Dr H. H 1 B. B Sprague anti and Dr R. R R W. W r Ashley discovered discovered discovered ered ho lie was ane as a member of oC the Salt Sal Lake lodge of ot Ea Eagles les and he was driven to St. St 81 Marks hospital In a private lance lanco Tho The bullet bulet had grazed grazel Clifford's Cliffords Cutford's Clfford's Cut Clif fords ford's right leg and penetrating tho the left leg shattered tho the bone so HO badly bab that attending surgeons announced last night that the leg leI may have to be amputated amputated amputated am am- at tho the hip Price May In Lose Loc Finger After he me had assisted in the thc arrest o of Murphy Price walked Into the tho to emergency emer mer- gency Joncy hospital and asked aked Dr Paul If Jf he thought his finger could be saved It I was bandaged together but the tho bone was bad badly shattered and tho the member mo may have hae to be amputated in a few days Price suffering sufferIng great pain from tho the shattered finger fuer left lef police headquarters headquarters head head- quarters in tho the company of or J. J B. B Davis a former Bin ham and Tucker strike guard ard Just b before forA 1 ho hn In to- to formed tho pol police c cihat that he was is sat satisfied sd d that Murphy alone did the shooting shooting- After the first riot call can was wag telephoned telephoned telephoned tele tele- phoned to police headquarters the tho po- po lice chief drove to the scene of ot tho the riot riot Ho conducted a hast hasty investigation Axel A Steel informed the chief that noone noone no one ono with an ounce of manhood could have listened to tho the tirades tres which Morgan Morgan Mor Mor- or- or gan ganis Is alleged to have heaped upon the American government and tho American flag He said Morgan oran from the street speakers speaker's stand personally personal riddled him with abuse in attempts to make policemen policemen po po- po- po stop tho the riot the police chief found himself helpless and tho target of hoots and yells from Industrial Workers yell A Asks Aldu alts FI Fire Olet Chief for tor AM Aid Returning to police polee hC headquarters tho the chief chIo called caled Fire Firo Fro Chief Cher W. W H. H Bywater Tho The latter later was wa instructed to drive to tho the scene ceno of the riot rIot Led by C Chief et Bywater a n crow crew of firemen attached a aHne aline aline line of hose hoso to a a hydrant near Second South and State Thinking the tho melee had been augmented b by a fire fre crowds commenced gathering about the tho te motor engine but soon found foud themselves the target or a powerful stream of water The Tho crowds scattered In every ever direction and it I Is estimated that mat more moro than persons wore drenched with wih water Thinking the crowds had been dispersed dispersed dis dis- ler persed ed the motor engine returned to fire but a few tew minutes later another call cl was sent sont in for the hose and tho the second attempt to scatter seat scat scat scat- ter the rioting crowds pro cd proved a prolonged prolonged pro pro- longed one Even tho fire department is I a tool tol tolor of or the trusts shrieked another I I. I W. W W. W a agitator Lets Lofs ts mob the tho fire tre de department do- do and tho time police together In Industrial Workers Yorkers gathered about i him and were attempting to renew I the riot rIot and make malo a rush upon a group of detectives and firemen holding holding- the hose The Tho detectives detect es and squad o of I policemen pounced upon them and between the time police polee and fire hose hoso tho the I now new attempt was quelled This time th the tho police pollee made half hal a f dozen dosen don ano arrests tB and It tt I is said they have havo clearly cearly defined defined defined de de- de- de fined eases cases a es of Inciting i lot riot with wIh which to charge chargo their prisoners prisoner Just cd ci From Prom JaI Morgan organ t the e sp speaker ake who ho is Is alleged to nave o na incited the tho to original riot was arrested at Tucker where an army arm of itinerant members of oC the tho I. I 1 W. W W. W were attempting to stop work worle alon along tho the D. D R. R G. G railway detour at Soldier Soldier Soldier Sol Sol- dier Summit He was was was' sentenced to to a term in the Utah count county Jail Ho completed com corn his Ills sentence Sund Sunday y and camo to Salt Lake Throughout the Tucker trouble Murphy Murphy Mur Mur- phy who now faces a 8 charge of ot as assaul assault assault as- as sault saul with wih Intent to commit murder is said to have havo o ha been Morgans Morgan's right hand man San Francisco is 18 said to bo ho Murphy's Murphys Murphys Murphy's Murphys Murphy's Mur Mur- phys phy's hoyne hOJe It I is d declared he went to San DIc Diego o and ond participated in the te southern California Cal Cal- CaI- CaI riots of some tm time ago Murphy Murphy Mur Mur- phy was reluctant to divulge his hi identity identity iden Iden- tt last night He admitted having been connected with the te L W. W IV W. W movement movement move move- ment for tor years Ja Jack k GUl Gilien n. n whom Patrolman A. A A D. D Murphy phy arrested is said faId Also to havo have been under udor arrest in connection with wih ith tho the Tucker riots Tho The platform used b by Morgan a a sort of stepladder affair in front of or which han hangs s the tho L W W. W. W w. w banner banor was confiscated confiscated con con- by the tho police It will wi bo be meld heM heMas as evidence |
