Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-04-29 | Page 3 | Violence Continues is Seamen's Strike |

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Date	1922-04-29
Paper	Salt Lake Telegram
Language	eng
City	Salt Lake City
County	Salt Lake
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Article Title	Violence Continues is Seamen's Strike
Type	article
Date	1922-04-29
Paper	Salt Lake Telegram
Language	eng
City	Salt Lake City
County	Salt Lake
Page	3
OCR Text	Show VIOLENCE CONTINUES IN SEAMEN'S STRIKE PORTLAVD. Ore, April -..Violence continued here today In the longshoremen's long-shoremen's strike when Frank Henderson, Hender-son, 24, a strikebreaker, wan seriously Injured and may loae hts sight as the result of oil of mustard being thrown Into hts face by H oil Is Straw. 25, aald to have been a striking longshoreman, as Henderson entered a transportation bus at waterfront employes' headquarters. headquar-ters. Ft raw's connection with the strikers was disclaimed hy the dock union official offi-cial a declaring him to be a ship fitter and not a longshoreman. He arrested ar-rested and held under $1000 ball. Two strikebreakers -were waylaid by a gang of strike sympathisers at Hcond and Montgomery s treeta, but police Interfered Inter-fered to prevent disorder.
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