Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-09-22 | Page 17 | Strike Prisoner Surrenders Self

STRIKE PRISONER R SURRENDERS SELF MARION JAR I ON N. N C C. Sept 21 AP Al AP- AP J J. J Hugh Ball surrendered u ered to Cr C- C r leers cers tOda today today- after Ills his escape from jail yesterday esterday estet hid had caused a l mistrial to be bc declared l in tho hearIn hear henr- In Ing ot charges ot of In inciting a rebel lion and insurrection D against the thc state U Ho h had l be been ii indict Alfred Hoffman Horrman southern e of ot tho tim United Unite Textile Workers Work and four others Hall lialL telephoned to the tho sh sheriffs sheriff's office from hi his f residence J hi the hl mill village and asked that deputy a I. I be s s nt to t lct return rn him hin hinto to prison v S SIto Ho Ito said 1 1 ho sprained his ankle when ho fled from om the o jail with three prisoners who were ere connected con con- With tlc the strike triko cases None one of oC the others others- has been captured Following Follo the entering of or a mistrial mistrial mis mis- trial Governor OO O. O Max rax Gardner called a a. special term or of court for Ol November 11 to a again attempt to try tho cases cages cases four l persons were were indicted on 01 ch charges charges' f s' s gro growing int out ut of r ti tile disturbances but o only ly tho thaix hayo been IJa placed d on n trial so far tar o Indicted In with Hall and Hoffman were Lawrence l Hogan gan I local union le leader Ve Fowler I Will Russell and anI Del Lewis Levis strikers