New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-16
SOLDIERS IN COLUMBUS.
Recalled by Governor Without
Consulting Mayor.
LATTER'S SUSPENSION ASKED
Harmon Criticises City Authori-
ties and Says Rioting Must
Be Stopped.


Be Stopped.
Columbus. Ohio. Aaz 15.-One thousand
soldiers are IN tire city or their way
hres tonight, following the order Of GOV
ernor Harmon. Issued On his own Foiitse'''
AT noon. calling oizE the troops- The seflon
zas taken 1ecause of the increased riolisss
IN the Garments strife on the street rail-
way here.
Governor Harmon. acting On the aSTics
Of adtu1snt General Wsyb-echt. called OFT
the 1st Regiment. Of Cincinnati, and Trnop
q. mounted. and Battery c. Of CoIs1nbGs
Other troops will Be ordered out later
The announcement that troops we're again
called out. aste- the dismissal last week OF
the 80 soldiers zfao served OF strike duty
here for ten days. created much excite
usenr Governor Harmon has taken ire
stand that rforsng must De stopped snS
that The troops viii stay in Columbus UE1til
all disorder has been ended. The ten days
service Of the 40 troops cost the state
.l5ooo
Mayor Marshall called u the Columbus
Railway and Light Company tonight -
keep their cars IN the bans after dark
until peace was restored he SAID . tsE
days Of quiet probably would end the
present excitement. permit ths -sorge1i-
zat:on and strengthening OF the forces
OF the police and Sheriff and give tine
for vigilance committees Of cirizsns along
the lines where trouble has occurred %
perfect their plans for espionage
Despite the request, cars were cPeratsc
during the early hours tonight The police
rode On the cars, as they have been cc-nE
for four nights.
Mayer Denies Alleged Remark,
Friends and advisers ot Governor Hz--
mon were greatly pe-tU-bed ~ remark
attributed 70 Mayer Marshall when in
formed that the Governor had gone oTs-
his head and sUnEaoned troops. ~aoIa re
purposed % direct II Q1eIiing riots with
out consulting the MaE0r- Mayor Marshall
vas reported ss having said TIE Governor
and his generals could 20 % Hadss. 50 IA
as he cared TIE Mayor was asked abozi
1ha reusorr. He declared that ire rsr1s-s
vas not made b. him He s.sd hs merely
/ had declared thai he oio MT care ZAP
what his many critics sad
The Builders and Traders Excha1gs
! comprising the principal contractors o ta=
city, ~ 2 meeting today. adopted -esolz-
tons calling CD the Governor 20 suspend
tbs Mayor
Efforts OF tFs part Of the Mayor an th-
Sheriff 70 -ecr1it additional special OF
GERS continue ID meet win failure SE=-E
Ss-raia : -o1 taxing vigorous steps e
procure recruits The Columbus Gearing
House TO-DAY put Up $500 - gua-z1Iee
The pay Of special deputies employed
The strike breakers are nov under T.
-ec1loa o. the head % Cleveland d=teo-
tive agency. as = result @ ths fight q
John 2 Brady the former Leader. who ::
sought b the police for TIE alleged yhoot-
ing % two women and Z little g1rL
Governor Ha-ro1's Statement:
Governor Harmon today Issued n. tol-
loving statement:
! have ordered F-o-Lon - th= raticnz
guard 10 report lo- duty a ColU1a51s forth
with I have done mis- - NY oT1 motor
EI6s- III authority as CzovsroO-.
The police fcrce q LHe city With & eo-
1re3y 100 small 81 best. has been Te6-cei
and de1no-allzs1 y ne open 111Tz1y G;
irca pable WITHOUT hsIp % maintaining -.
der. 4 continuance q ms cozdi1l1lz 7To1
disgrace Ihs state and tl1iC- ET5=To1s IL
JET5ss On its capital city.
Wherever 1hs blame rests. fe- 4 sE-els
Tss-s Somewhere, The Dersc= - tbe slI-s
1lo1 l. beyood question And I an IL
wiling TO lst lswlass Violence III IN
checked f. 1aCE IF SuEcie-- [c--S - e.
J. down while tbs police force q IRE CT
= bang recruited and reorEaui8ad and =:
Sheriff Is suu-Oc1-- ne nan q tie coU--
not mend matters p say Ih= }c-zi s1Jael
ties should have taken -hsss steps so1ls-
though This + true Let then =. tassl
now without daisy AeaD~ HE. - 1000.
T5iI1 render whatever assistance i needed
The state expects every c5TiEs1 Tfrc-s-7 :
70 show his co1o7s and lend his al - thar
Ihs emergency ~h1ch The s1ar9 = sun
r7o-s@5 10 Fz1aer nay S-.-=53Iv - r-c-uEtt =
IN end aco Columbus a16 iran KIN, CtsLz-1ty
prove themselves worthy d lie ~1E1t q
self-Ecve--uert ~ meeting -ssoo1s1ciii-
me ru5I5c interest now wholly ovs-s1s5-
ows the p-1TsIs co-lt-ore -Sy a 11ca = 80
occasion Of the gave danger Ihsf - De-
-ni-ted 70 continue would threaten ~
[ found z-ic-s - tha government s15 ne
first care Of a. citizens rsns1 - - DsD-
tain law and oTca-. because oIhsTN1Se -
-1a7 ca7 enjoy hrs individual rights WSaf-
/ eEe- may may be
On account Of ths continued trouble hs-a
( Governor EaDoa has cancelled al q us
outside speaking engagements fer Ihs pres
snt
Cars % The Celaulh1s-L1ay to- dfv1s5e- q
/ 1ha Ono Electric Railway Company ~-s-.
I operated 1rrsEulz-ly today because - -
srTlk=- II Is said that fifty -noto-oel and
+ conductors s-e CIT, tying r. The 1yoe +-o--
I Columbus 70 Dayton Clerks a1o stsoos
raPhsrs hzve been pu- On as conductors OF
! some q The cars
/ Shooting q pisrols II va-5cus parts ~ -.
/ CRY Increased to-day. On acc@uut ~ on,
breaks IN various PARIS % The CITY this al
/ 1e-nooo uniformed poIics were aEslu de
/ Lzlled - ride On n. cars
/ Lebanon ono. Aug 15-C,nly rvsr,<y-
/ five u th= sixtr-5ye Members q Co-7a-,
/ H 1st Regiment Ohio national guard -
po-te4 To-day tor strike dirty II Columbus
i search for tbs missing men Vas Unsvsf1trls
f Captain William Wood an institute -
/ Cutry a 01as- Lebanon has lad q -lIltrii
/ company tor fifty years but 1a3s i INT
first time II ever received Z CHl for Rc1fxt
/ duty
MUST FULLY EXPOSE BAR