Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-09-04 | Page 1 | Carbon Miners to Call Strike

CARBON MINERS TO CALL STRIKE In Intention to Walk Walk Out Out Tuesday Tues Tues- day Voiced at M Mass ss Meeting Meeting- Special t to The HELPER Sept Intention 4 Intention to cala call cal I a 1 general strike at all Carbon county c coal al ml mines es s effective at t 7 a a. a was voiced it at t a mass mas meeting of nearly nearly near ly Iy National National Miners Miners' union members mem mem- bers and sympathizers at City park here today oday The meeting was orderly and broke brok up without incident a after ter speakers declared every effort possible would be made to make the strike a success s. s Mines Minos were I closed for the holiday tod today loday Meanwhile Sheriff S. S M. M Bliss BUs declared declared de de- de- de dared that deputies pressed into ints service during the strike last week were still available and would be bc called out It if necessary Observers have pointed out however however how how- however ever that a a w walkout c call U may no not meet with much success since the disturbances of ot last week were bro bra ken with Avith the arr arrest t of oC more than men including organizers for lor the National Miners Miners' iners' iners union It was was indicated that some members of the National union had returned returnee to work as as the result of ot efforts of state and cou county officials Similar demands will vill ill be m made de upon operators to those made last week last week it was vas declared The meeting today was the first first sign of ot any organized effort ot of th the National union to call another walkout walkout walkout walk walk- out although rumors of strike calls Ih have e been een circulating ever since the mines reopened Mrs A. A B. A B. B Carlson of ot K Kokomo komo Colo Cola accidentally wounded by a deputy's b bullet lIet was to be released from the Price hospital today Shrift Sheriff Bliss Bliss' said Mrs Carlson was wounded when deputies ordered a car carin carin carl carlin in which she was a passenger to sto stop when en route t to Price from Kokomo 20 miles east of ot here M. M C. C Miller of ot Kokomo the driver feared a holdup and speeded up and when deputies s fired tired at the tires a glancing bullet struck truck her the sheriff said The deputies had been stationed to prevent agitators from entering Price 5