The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-03
..so Garment Workers Give
poIice Hard Fight in Nu-
merOus ARRAYS.
d OF FOURTEEN
LEADS MOB OF STRIKERS
,.rs Use Clubs Freely and
MANY GirlS.and Women
Are Arrested.

ucAGO, Nov. Grim spectres
! days of the Haymarkct riot
NJ Chicago's streets for a brief
1ste this afternoon when Inspector
E.sly and squad of sixty police
With drawn rcvolvers, charged
4 thousand striking garment work
rho we're toting on the west
noliecman was stabbed, fifteen
: wers seriously injured and twen-
Ikers and sympathizers were ar
! during the fight, which threat
u get Beyond police control.
a tho most serious outbreak slnce
.ssnf;ou of tho strike, occurred at
Inv Of \. Loot 6 Co. Before the
| arrived. the strikers had broken
4 windows in the large building
';ed bv the clothing manufactur,,
'ad driven strike-breakers out and
erried a large number of sewing
ines into the streets, where the
ines were destroyed.
Fighting Is Desperate.
! strikers and their followers put
desperate fight. Many of them
Knocked down by the dubbed re-
,s OF the police and not a few
Irampled upon. Some Of the EN-
I of The company Joined the siFih-
nd are said TO have assisted IN
10 machines from the floors.
4 and women were hurling stones
,ricks through the windows of the
when Inspector lIcaly and his
Of reserves arrived. The inspcc-
zperlcnced difficulty in getting
ker the disorganiZcd force Of pc.
IN which had borne the brunt Of
srly lighting. When he had done
Aowcver, the policemen charged
qh the center Of the mob, knock
twn all in their way,
py of inc rioters fled when they
BE- policemen draw their reyolvcrs.
remained firm and hurled clubs
Jones at tnc approaching Officers,
nber Of women were arrested, but
Of these were released alter they
,eeu taken TO police stations.
a result of todav's Developments,
of Police Steward tonight issued
yeDey orders TO inspectors, cap
and lieutenauts in the various dis
where &c riots have occurred.
More Trouble Likely.
attitude of the police indicates
much more serious trouble is an
Ned within the next twenty-four
All preparations are being made
2stlly calling iu reserves from out
stations and mobilIzing large
In the downtown district.
1ker5 tonight held a dozen largely
ded meetings on the West and
Sides and also downtown. The
Y at these meetings was intense
'gltaiorS were active in urging the
ffs to + 'ber disorder. Mean
Various clubwomcn who have iu-
I@ themselves i'll the cause of the
Isfment workers were urging their
s-e TO refrain from any action
might iDjurc their cause.
Army Of Police Engaged.
aetlcally all of the city's force Of
was kept busy on guard or an-
'rg riot calls. Windows were brok-
several shops and the strikers
70 have gained hundreds of re.
from the SO called strike break
Nno remained at work when the
{ was called. or came here TO fill
'desnt benches. The strike is not
~ Increase Of wages but for the
aple OF collective bargaiuing,' as
efikers term their demand for rec
lop OF the union.
~ Bielewzki. IA wears old, led one
V most serious riots when an at
h@ made on tho shops of Kuhn,
pn and Fisher tins afternoon. She
number Of others were arrested.
! strikers, numbering about 200.
proken several windows and had
continued on Pago Two.