Show T i in ‘f j t- 4 1 4 ' ' ' HERALDrREPTTBLICAN THE THE DEATH LIST IM LABOR WAR "4 ‘ ' SALT ' CITY LAKE UTAH : ERIDAY APRIL 24 1914 29 NUMBERS 5 -A 3 2:221 ' J-r' " - : ' ARMED ' a ' ORCE’WAITS ARRIVAL O TROOPS IN AGUILARxCANYON On September! 23 1913 the strike will not end until ithe Rockefeller 50 by the United Mine Workers of believe recognize the union America became efljectfye- Of approximately' “The union man is tired of working 12000 men! employed in the to millions that millionaires’ up so mines the number who answered strike call was estimatedvariously at wives may wear diamonds it is from 60004 to10000 the operators ifU awful when you think of decorating a had ''V claiming considerablenumber U’ (Continued rom rage'CL) the rather than women with diamonds representing previously !ent to PuCblo tonight’" Theyar'eWill- left camps Involved ln the blood of become the controversy children" “lain Weddell of theJSm-’ Briefly the superintendent demands of the miners plre mine shot through shoulderf Matt were-: 10 DEADLOCKED Waddell the son Jof William Waddell ahd Recognition of the a per CONERENCE bn aunion clerk In Empire mine shot through cent wage 'day advance tonnage basis AND STATE-WIDE STRIKE forj all classes of leg Mrs IN ’William’Waddell Mrs Matt veight-hour THREATENED OHIO right to trade Waddell and daughter Mrs ana ooara wnere tney please enforcement Louis Waddell 13 son of Mr and wife of O April The conference the Colorado mining laws and Columbus 23— Waddell and Mrs John McIntyre abolition of the of representatives “guard that system" committee composed the first ui mhlkj ujavnniuiuii Theyrnlners contended of Ohio miners and operators The rescued women 'said that the air- third fifth sixth add seventh demands were state laws but not enforced The reacheda deadlock hero today in its Du 5W5 IHq fill Hu w attemptto arrangea wage scale with operatorsmaintainbd that in jkjl ol jooUr xxiQ Jit wages painuiQ puny the probableresult that the coal rhin-ing were than in other the mine is estimated at Colorado higher jnow all men Industry in Ohio will continue to districts except possibly Wyo-mlnirr miningthat about twenty- theIt incltides J andW Siple aneiErhfc-hour remain idle indefinitely dav had been president of John will report its The committee company provided thatx checkweighmen were to the joint conferenceof Church yesterday Was rreported permitted apd uxgied that the men operators and miners’ delegates tomorrow ’ interests called I 5 j 7 -build -the i y - -’’‘Xi s r ' ? ’ ' 1 - - labor 1 9-mohths-old f -checkweighmen j ” vi h dead ‘'"-e t had the right trade and board If the question is not morning where they pleased and that it was settled the miners’ delegates will vote BY MINTERS the duty of the state officials to for a state-wide strike tomorrow G The had the mining laWs declared that they of Ohio secretary-treasurer W Savage been well treated by tho miners after Numerous effortsfwere by Governor said tonight made Mine United Workers to basis for their rescue from the blockadedstope arrange a inal action will affect 45000 miners the ofi differences each other settlementoft the and nearly every coal mine in the state baby in of The Waddell absence falling of because persistence food was given nourishmentfrom a the refusal of the strikers towaive and O bottle of wine'? tho operators IRED to of grant recognition Matt Waddell'had returnedto the su-' union perintdndent’s hbuseto secure the fam-dr uie Early in the icontroversvEtherhert Hy bank- book: when strikers took Stewart and Secretary B of W Wilson the federal department of labor visited of ’the He surrendered April 23 One out irseireffortsat concil Waleenburer Colo and-was juiuruuu going towards the mine undqrtlon likewise fallec was — shot whose namein is thewithheld the escort of a striker when his guard streets of Walsenburg Almost from tihe ?first tha strike was in the shoulder ahot hlm in the lower leg He said today when a volley of shots marked by violence Marshal Robert he fired through the window of the thought the man was intoxi-datedc “Lee of Segundo bing the first man was lobgl union hall The streets were killed Clashes between guards and filled with armed strikers at the time iHe said 'the' treatment he had 28 Octoberthe siriKers continueduntil called shots it wasreported were fired from the strikers was faultless Governor out through the window pane of the union fnr strike duty This national suard into a building across the street IN AIDING SON followed a series of battles at Ludlow hall No reason for the firing could be I'Wllllam' xuroes ana otner camns Attempts to learned Waddell was shot through the shoulderWhen he rushedfrom the xllsarm strikers resulted in the military It was reported here that large small quantity of gathering arms force of of the mine to the of his men were In the hills mouth rescue armed or pattern ana amantiquated the Colbado & railroad boh’ lie succeededin1 making his way mostly along Southern the importationtrack munition me ban on of the troop back Into thq 'stope 'where the waiting"the arrival was raised after a women Of strike-breakers train from DenVr The train had not cared for him Ml as best they could until few weekb and thq companies permit been heard from at midnight outside the party was! removed His wound was tea to brina- men from the The report alsoXwas received here be serious'?but the piines but said to probably not state to work unconfirmed that strikers were V clashes continuedand on fatal Intermittent the Oak View and the Alliance attacking 1914 ebruary House committee in this part of the strike An mines Associated was headedby RepresentativeM®D oster The arid children of 4 zone given "the freedom’of the town after women Alliance began an inquiry which continued miners athavethe property were f letter signed by a prom-’ presenting a said to Hearing were held in Denver taken refugfe in the inent leader of the UnitedMine Workers Trinidad and iWalsenburg During canyons the stay of the committee diplomatic of the strikers have inter-' relations wire established Leaders' operators IGHT dieted wllling-noss anp union leaders cameras "butanyexpressed Difficultyin meeting the of O to give out informationin njiilitia in expense the the field maintaining their 'power confrontedthe state officials from the City April 23 Kansas “We have The AssociatedPress representativefirst The 1250 00 in guaranteed by barbarity war Colorado that —transcendsin escorted from the railroad station was clearing Denver house banks soon was any contest south of the Rio at Lynn Aguilarin an automobile exhaustedand certificates of indebtednesstiranae said John P hite presio Awhile two men with ready rifles sat were issued fpr supplies and pay dent of the United Mine Workers I: cat of the troops for ftwice that amount tho same America here today "We have civi The financial situation and the apparent war at home" he continued “It in quiet that had prevailed for several volves greater and more clearly defined Strike leaders said their ranksconto principles than the Mexican trouble weeks caused Governor the Ammons practically all militia on The fight being made for the recognition stanly were ibelng augmented by the April withdraw 17? only small of the union will go on arrival of frersh forces They deplored detachments Those miners are backed by our at strategic points the lack of rifles to arm all organization enough ‘strike miners aind of nearly 500000 tip! Throughout the members the- men who they said were ready their families havp been cared for in Mine is “The United Worr-’ unionfood L battle with the mine guards or the tent colonies the strikers with funds established and main supplying clothing but th militiamen altrlkera tained by the United Mine Workers of and declared that they sent nor consideredsending them Numerous America yield to gun or cartridge do not United States know would gladly they obtained regulars but not to state guardsmen where O guns and amnrinition’’ The headquarters of the strikers were located in a large building on main street of the town not far from IN V the postoffice TO which today bore a sign “Closed for today” The iSal on the door Denver April 23Lah — Official Colorado O also was closed continued intense strain ill one bank in the town under because of reports of violence In Several rooms in the headquarterswere Colo April 23 Virtual the strike district land friction 'Trinidad — used by the miners A front room was among guerrilla strikingminers officials Lieutenant Governor warfare occupied main side between and as a assembly hall state on one of ltzgarrald and Rdady Kenehan state members were being the state militia on the other wliicn Where late today cartridges auditor had a harsh wordy conflict at the riflemen toll of dearn doled out to who stored the capitol late todiy during which the has rolled up a heavy property' loss in the belts or in that the lieutenantand an enormous ’them In cartridge’’ from muslin auditor demanded Trinidad district qf the Colorado coal their the bags necks governor stop troops en route to suspended fields since last Monday lias given the leaders Trinidad and withdraw his pledge for of “What’s your size?” one alien birth to bitter feeling of hatred the proclamation fpr-a special session “Thirtyaskeda swarthy young the two factions it seemed of the legislature th consider the strike today could not be satedwhich by thirty” was the reply further save situation of life With the information “Sorry but I haven't one left” said loss union Various organizations and quota “I have got plenty of that the entire or state distributer civic bodies ivere engaged today some literal quick" troops was on sizes" In passing resolutions calling for the now thejentire state administration to relieve the beleagueredtroopersgarnet resignation of TO fighting for their very lives than 1000 determined men who more Opening from the main room are ofitzgarrald Lieutenant Governor for principle which fices In which the leaders held private early in the evening announced that isareas struggling religion to them came also the J with their he go to Trinidad to take conferences subordinates would that sufficient reinforcements bit later changed his knowledge larger was set with command had been received by the strikAnother room of fhe expected arrival ing to swell their numbers to wives ofmind becauseAmmtjns minersequal rough tables’ where weary-eyed quantity with that of the Governor tomorrow served of nf strikers sanawicnes and the gatheringsof strikers Reports troopers to the fighters as steamingcoffee near Concord X’alsenburgLa Veta Trinidad waited with great anxiety from the hills for fresh And news and Lynn with the avowed purpose that tin? troops had Rugby arrived iof of the the of the troop trains gave ammunition Many wrecking safely or report had it lat last already have the military authorities here much night that 1000 heavily women of tho miners armed strikers The troupers' cars are preceded places of near Aguilar — been 'removed supposed were mobilizing portion by train of steel as of the strike district security and others empty cars which was planned to The Violence of the strike terrorized by them all yesterday a precaution Several — to however trains upon became a political Sand industrial issue attack the troop their arwhile at seeking safety here today rival Train derallers were known to their husbands were on the firing line be in the possession of the strikers ’At 10 o’clock a bell soundeda and should they attemptto throw the ’SlS-TTn hsrs ths si&mal for all bitter controop trains from the rails Uniori leaders is expected strikers to assemble flict Adjutant General had notified of the reported inthey orderedall the was announced Chase tracks men to the railroad above Lynn tention of the strikers and it was to meet the mllltiamfnwho were that he would use some stratthought 23 to be approachingthe town Washington strikeApril “Mother" egy in approaching Ludlow even as leader —today At il030 the main body of strikers he did upon his first arrival here with Mary Jones "started tobefore the House mines committee troops last fall from headquartersto go that and described conditions in the is laboring Leaders announced under fear from ward were Lynn This city strike district in the ’they of Colorado coal violence at the of the many mobs taking'their men out the fields “Mother" Jones said that If of strikers who hands come gather and pass Aguilar so as 'not to endanger lives of the few remaining noncombat- “she were President’’ she would order in the streets Some of the mobs come the governor of to have the In ants still in town Reports at Colorado unarmed and go out ready for batthat the train Jwith their they were troop Imported machine tie come no one knows Whence had taken gunmen out of ithe district Conditions their guns but onward progress is over the almost reached Walsenburg in fore the departureof the men for the Coloradoishe said had led to road which leads to Ludlow Berwln front a final distribution of "governmentby gunmen” Tabasco Hastings Delagua and Agui maqe attacked John D lar “Mother” Jones Jr four days the citizens of Trinidad Rockefeller because of his or with the nhines have been praying literally for “Let Congress tll Rockefeller”she state troops and not until their arrival : said “that we are not going to have will the tension BY among the townspeoa government In this country pie be relieved Sheriff Grisham openRockefeller that these miners are goingto has ly admitted his Inability to cope that he must treat them decently with the situation and it Is to the state April 23— Colorado's present that’s my militia that the people look for restoraDenver suggestion for ending ‘labor trouble The strike tlon of peace began just' seven months the— Colorado coal strike Union leaders shake their heads and look grave when the arrival of troops They fear they was mentioned today d will be unable to restrain their followers now that the fire of battle has v' kindled and their been sensibilities played upon by so strong an agent as the death of of their women and many victims children Innocent of Monday’s battle with the hated “scab-herders” RINIDAD Colo April 23—The feel-1 men and let us kri4w tonight they call the soldiers as J ng of relief ’over the announce‘We couldn’t promise full protection’ it Today seemed that the present stated Snyder "We told them total death list ment? In Trinidad would run well above ’afternoon we’d do the best We could to get them and missing that all of the women and children safely out of the district but there’s thirty with many wounded definitely It was Impossibleto learn in the wrecked stope of the no telling what might happen” the toll of battle at yesterday’s in is crowded tonight with Aguilar and its adjacent Empire 'mine- had- been taken- out Trinidad territory Reports of safety was turned to again early hundreds refugees A general of loss were so conflicting that gloom authentic will take plaqe tonight by the receipt of lntomorrow could be made but no accurate estimate the sixteen ofmorning the SouthwesternAmine over those the identified formationthat been remains known death list of buildings razed and lost their lives at Ludlow bodies already is thirty-two twenty who strikers assembled miners their wives and children and a today Several hundred:strikers strike zone At other points in the to escort the bodies of — and number of guards have fled into the of twenty Walsenburg Rouse Rugby the the victims of the Ludlo-w fight mine entranceto escape a hall of lead and strikers were reported to be In a —sullen death list tonight as a fire fro’m the morgue to a hall where heavily The known mood grmed and but waiting result of the U fighting that started the bodies will He in state The Rev leader to a march on to the aid of erris and Rev their fellows at Trinidad and has been almostcontinuous J O Randolph Cook or to Monday wreak since is twenty-nine Twenty-one members of the partywhich recovered havoc of their own making in their lives were lost Monday the Ludlow the bodies sent a telegramto President Wilson asking that he give conditionshome towns ’battle four employees of the Victor-American ‘uel company are known to in southernColorado his immediate Been kih6i ywieruajr ai ave the bodies of four strikers killed and' STAY AT and today yesterday during the flght-ing Lata tonight nothingwas known and in in about Aguilar of conditions at the Beacon and the morgue at that1 place a’ staff correspondent of Royal mines in Green canyon which Reno Nev April 24 — A sharpearthquake today in yesterdaywere reported to have been this the Associated Press-succeeded getting shock at 1283 morning lasted into Aguilar under guard- of destroyed secondsand sent persons running ’T-HMcLaughlin superintendentof strikers A few before to the streets No damage was minutes armed mine had cleared telegraphedthis his arrival strikers away the 'Rugby that five xplners his Wife and the wreckage at the mouth of the Empire himself were the jonly inhabitants of at Saltair: every riday night mine Dance which was of closed last even-’ the of Rugby and Primrose trains 745 815 camps Two aqd New dances Ing by explosions dynamitexand were Big unarmed after a parley with the entombedprisoners They program Cqme!— Advertisement two David Donovon land Carl Pierson three conducted killed yesterdaythe attack on during to clip the and Supt Don’t forget from Empress children William JJaddell Delagua were noncom batants and were theatre The Herald-Republican in who was wounded yesterdayTj coupon according to a statement gets a free place of safety unarmed coupons to a Both were shot at Delagua today ticket for you Ten tickets free a Vi TO while out of ’buildings to to each subscriber peering month of iha company what was happening W Sipls president have' The body of red Daugherty one of been whose properties the ‘killed Was af a! rfttfltrOVCld dUT-lflR LI10 mutilated and oAmnl V guards was mutilatedand of his robbed it ’lsdeclaredby the mine you’re the Doctor outbreak mid who4L with twenty st A'tvfao and Joe Daugherty Chavez Which shall it be had oeen m “ men who killed had been 4wbrkf terle'y refused to was ng in' surrender the mines’ up until the time the state Costiveness constipationor told them we’d protect them troops-arrivedti out and give up their ’’I’ Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea? they’d come declared'- Strike of theL Leader Snyder v John MeLennon iofmember —Schramm-J oh neon — Ad er tisemen guns”led who the party that borethe offer committee 'the United Mine of release to thi prisoners Workers was arrested tonight and is military prison held in the said he’d Ulk K over ’with 1 ' - - '' r l f 1 t TREATED 1 WELL enforce -women - Ammons 1 SHOTS VOLLEY THROUGH WINDOW AND PEDESTRIAN WOUNDED ’- - - ? 1 possession he v't ?:- disagreement -who ft " Sen Commercial sation of the 7 C - z 1 - Age k V- I K il 'i-¥kr rj Thousands to expected are Are attend coming:? you Read what t T - ' -place man today I U going is happen to 264 at ? 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