They break several basement windows of the old Gazette building. As the march returns to the Labor Temple, a small group breaks off and demonstrates in front of the Monterey Hotel, where police close the bar. The small group charges police outside the hotel, and the cops respond with tear gas. One man is hospitalized with injuries. Ugliness continues in the Gazette strike for several days.
Hundreds picket the newspaper, and workers crossing the picket line are jostled.
Minor fires are set, and property is damaged. Police Chief Jasper Webb pledges a crackdown on illegal acts in street demonstrations, but they continue, and police become targets of firecrackers and eggs, most thrown by teen-agers. At least three men are arrested. State Attorney General Bronson La Follette blasts the cops for brutality. The JEA presents a list of 365 classroom teachers who vow to resign in one month if their contract is not resolved.