Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-07-25 | Page 1 | Stockyards Ate Cleared under Truce

STOCKYARDS ARE CLEARED UNDER TRUCE Striking Handlers Make No Move to Interfere re in Maret Market Mar Mar- ket et Cleanup NEW WALKOUTS THREATEN Olson Sends Ultimatum to Minneapolis Factions Br fly Associate Press CHICAGO July 25 The 25 The work of clearing the overcrowded Chicago union stockyards of cattle progressed rapidly today in the face of new strike threats Most of the cattle remaining were g government owned and federal federal- federaL oUi officials were making efforts to dispose of their supply as rapidly as possible The cleanup market continued without interference from strikers although large groups were congregated congregated congregated congre congre- gated outside the yards Nonunion crews brought feed to the starving animals and the water supply was ample Governor Threatens To Set Up Troop R Rule le MINNEAPOLIS July 25 Gov JP-Gov- Gov Governor Governor Floyd B. B Olson smashed into the truck drivers' drivers strike with a 3 mailed fist today decreeing military rule of Minneapolis effective tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow tomor tomor- row noon unless disputing factions settled their differences immediately Some Sone national guardsmen now in Minneapolis were prepared to carry out the governors governor's' edict They have been in readiness since the outbreak of violence last Friday in which on e mah h was as wounded fatally and 67 others injured most of them shot The settlement of the Minneapolis strike as recommended by Father Haas and Commissioner Dunnigan the Rev Francis Haas Haas' and E. E H. H Dunnigan federal mediators should be accepted by both the employers em em- and the the uni union n said the gov gov- Tabulation of Ballots Ballots' Nears Completion S SAN N FRA FRANCISCO July 25 Of IP announcement ment of the vote ol ot striking Pacific coast longshoremen on whether to submit their differences differences differ diler- to arbitration was awaited today today to to- toi day as unconfirmed reports were circulated cir ch that ballots already tabulated indicated an overwhelming majority in favor Returns from only two major ports Seattle and nd d Tacoma remained to be counted