Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-08-31 | Page 1 | Peace Reigns in Strike Area

PEACE REIGNS IN lN STRIKE AREA Agitation Rumors Heard at Castlegate 1000 Go Co GoBack GoBack Back to Work Special io to The m PRICE Aug 31 All 31 All mines save one affected by the National Miners' Miners union strike which was was' broken with arrest of at more than JOO men in the thelast thelast last ast five days were working today and nd the situation was reported peace peace- ful ul at all points The National mine at nt Gordon Creek Creeks is s expected to begin work in the near future i A few rumblings of ot discontent re re- suiting from demands made by members members members mem mem- bers of the National union were heard heardt at t Castlegate but mines there were working despite persistent rumors that hat agitators planned moves to halt operations The sheriffs sheriff's office here said that no deputies had been sent to Castle Castle- gate ate and that the mines there apparently had the situation in control themselves ti ems elves Workings at Spring Canyon where the strike blazed highest Monday with the 10 arrest of pickets and were resumed today od SHIFT CALLED The Consumers and Sweet mines in n the Gordon Creek area resumed work yesterday The Mutual Coal company idle since August 2 called a shift yesterday and sixty miners went back to work there It was estimated that more than 1000 miners went back to work today and yesterday Although no new outbreak is feared guards nt at the various mines are keeping keeping keep keep- ing tog agitators away from the workings work in ings s the sheriffs sheriff's office said Meanwhile four alleged leaders of the strike are facing acing rioting charges here while hile free under bail Paul Crouch arrested In Salt Lake Tuesday Tues rues day was brought here yesterday and released l on bond Charles Guyan Charles Wetherbee and Harold Huff president of ot th the National Na Miners union in Carbon Carbo count county were released the former two on bonds of each and the latter on 2000 Walter C. C Gease County Attorney I Continued on P PAle Page e T Two o 4 0 PEACE REIGNS IN STRIKE AREA Continued from tram Page pue One said aid complaints charging criminal syndicalism had been drawn against the he four but not lIed filed A score o of alleged sympathizers purportedly recruited in Salt Lake were verc rounded up and escorted to the county line by deputies yesterday with orders to stay out of Carbon county