Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-07-04 | Page 2 | Violence Flares as Port is Opened

I VIOLENCE FLARES AS S PORT IS IS OPENED I L 4 j 7 i M I V S f hA h j 1 t oc c 9 o i fi f. f i A A f t J. J t 1 t i rf t f 4 r s r v 1 J t I J j r. r y 4 t. t a C fe u d f A- A s 's t v. v 1 4 J 4 4 I L i 4 1 F j F v y v s ij 2 t 1 lf 1 1 7 S 5 5 r y f S 'S i t E 1 l' l I tJ I II r J 11 S d h. h of k v t 1 Ni Ii tI t. t IT u Si f I VI A 1 j J- J ra v J r j V F 4 7 9 4 it 4 S. S fr S 47 i 1 I t 5 V V 4 5 S w 4 w. w Striking longshoremen and police pollee engaged in hi numerous clashes in which clubs tear gas and bricks were vere the weapons when an attempt was made to move freight out of or the dock warehouses that line San Franc Francisco's cos co's Embarcadero to break the resulting from a strike Top Top The The first truck emerges from a Io pier warehouse to start the activities Center Center Strike Strike pickets strikers and sympathisers give way before the advance of policemen on horses hones motorcycles cles and afoot Below one Below One of the many clashes dashes showing police at right arresting a a. striker