Salt Lake Tribune | 1912-11-04 | Page 14 | Hearing of Union Men is Not Fixed

Ill OF III IIJSiTFlIO Terzich and- Locke Out on Own Recognizance; M oyer oy-er Holds Conference. Xo Unto has been set. for Ihe hear-! mjr of aneo Terzich. executive hoard member of tho Western Federation of Miners, and K. 0. Locke, secretary of the Bingham local of tho federation, arrested Saturday by deputy sheriff who accused them of iutorfcrin? with tho arrest of four Cretans, suspected oi boing in the crowd that fired upon deputy sheriffs and workmen in the united States mino October 25. The two striko leadors are still out on their own recognizance. Chnrles H. Mover, president of the federal ion; C. K. Mahoncy, vice president, presi-dent, and other union oflicials, held a conference at. the Cullcn hotel ves-torday. ves-torday. Those present said nothing of importance developed, that the :-itua-tion at Bingham was discussed, but no action taken to end the strike. Mover will probably leave todav or tomorrow for Tioche.stcr, X. V.. where he will attend a fraternal order con ventioD. i