The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-22
Strike Leaders to Make Effort 10
Get United States Troops
in District.
DEPORTATION AR0USES ANGER
.Adjutant General Bell and Gov
ernor Peabody Say No Stale
Troops Will BE Sent Tn
til Requested.
RE,y-RiYc NeHHAY.


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DehVcr' Coio.' Aug N.-!sccor'>1e - ="
men depor'ed from 'rlpple creek. ~
ihop 'hat ran them OUT OF town wa' com
pu oi business men. lcd nF - /. arr
pre,iuen' cI '''e f''S' ->h'i'i'ai i'a'
r. 'pp.e rr,., 80 -
;,,a 49,, - "ili De '"Ns' IN
On oc,o-, - 90 -. '.,.,
into Tho d,,,r,c, :, =, 49, -, =, ~,
Western r,edora,,or ., M - Wv
intervention y, ,ho ra,to,,,, (.,,.o-,,,,,,,
in the strike situation and tho dsnor,a
ton of men last night together viii ~,
closing OF the union store furnishes III.
necessary grounds for taking the mar.e,
into the Federal Court.
After the Western Federation of Min.
ers' stores at Victor and CrippIe Creek
were closed last spring. Union men nj
Butte organized upd., III. ,,us =. W..
tana. the Interstate Mercantile Comnanv
which subsequently purchse.5 all ,b.. IN.
teres,s Of III. pya.+.,r r,oaar.,,a,, - ,,f-
ers in these enterpr,ses Tho active NOV
in this undertaking were Jobr r. u,u y.
the Butte Miners Union and Hare,
Heimjndineer. n union leader and c,e-l e.
former Judge E w. Harnev ., tho Me.
trict Court at Butte
Two weeks ago these ,vo came IN Ds,.
Yer and made arraneemen,s for ,.o,or;r,
the union stores. II was exnec,a,, .,,,
trouble might resr,,t and N ,his So, ,to
Montana men who are 1,,cre+ W.. ,.aa,,h,.
unions in Butte engaged former c.o,.or,,,r
Charles s. Thona. and rob- II ,,,,r,l,
counsel for the weStar, E-.ao...i -
Miners TO give Iepa, ,d,;oa
Before departin9 for Cr,nn,e c,oo,, NJ
Heimindinper conferred ,,t,h .to :,
,orneys. and II wac ARRANGED 49,. 3,
case they sbould nee, n,,b o.. ,r,ar.o-
ence from members of the ritize,s. AM
ance an infunction pvo,,,d \. .,,,Ii.a g.
Immediately in judge Hairs court in the
name Of the Montan. oornor.,ta., =.
verse citizenship tbrowir, the a,,a-
within the Jurisdiction NJ rho Tni,.d
States tribunal
Following In a statement bv " n u,,,-
wood, secretary Western Federatio, NJ
Miners:
1T is evident tha. the offic,aIs q, .ha
company cannot control tho situation
If IT is the intention OF Governor pe,body
to protect the rights of s,, citizens ,h;s
affords a eplendfd opporfunify 70 c.pd
the militia into the district He m do,,t,
will say that he has moi heen ofacfaIIv
advised Of any trouble ff,s shhbterfu-e he
has heretofore used any time an outrage
was committed by the mime owners.
WANTS FEDERAL. TROOPS.
1T seems to me the Iast resort for resj-
dents OF the district who want peace is
10 appeal for Federal troops Even
though the State militia was sent there
now, II would probably. as done before
work under the direction of those respon-
sible for this mob.
They cannot claim there has been any
overt act committed and explosions or
killing Of defenseless men"
Speaking Of the deportations. Adiutant
General Bell said:
Those fellows I'D there can shoot and
kill each other and hang n man to the
nearest lamp post every five minutes II
they want to and Il can do nothing 10
prevent IL. Until there is a request made
by civil authorities for troops I have no
authority to order any of the military tn
the district. and none will be seu, So far
l have had no official notification of the
trouble. and have not communicated with
tne governor about IL.
Il put myself on record az to my views
about the withdrawal OF troops when tho
soldiers were ordered home and the neo-
pie CT Colorado will find out before Ionp
that what l said then will come to pass
! did not at that time and still do No,
think that II was wise TO take the military
cut of the district. Conditions arc sucb
there that IT was necessary To have =,
strong force to stand be,v.ep botb ,.r.,.s
But the civil authorities tho ci,,ze,s
and the Deyspaners demanded q c.ssa,;o,
Of martial law and NON that the,, b,y.
secured their wish tbey ,,iiI have 70 6,,b,
II ont omon, tbe,,.e,ves ,,o.,;,,,,
more to do witb tho matte, q, ,r.sor, 5.
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