The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
ROOSEVELT WARNS COLUMBUS
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II was a. columbus. though. thai Nr
R0uz.'Ns.' showed his tremendous for.
IN pr,strh.ns the doctrin. - law aud
or,irr IN. -tuAs which has not r..n
sstt 81 h- ADVISED should BE- settled
H. shouted his disappFOsal of the wav
tn- situation htd hs-n handlai right
O. ~. tac,, Il Mayor Marshall who AT
GA IN. platform ~ Guudals Park lie
- "a t4at Il u - true that tn. attorneys
Glr ne strikers appeared habttIaIlv To-
hail them 1ut after assaults then th..-.-
attorney. should h.. got rid -
On. q these ATTORNEYS. + > Mnunett.
FORMER Atioru.v-C;o General Of Ohio. sat
directly IN front ~ Mr. Ruos., eli and tbs.
Colonel glare.i ~ him
Mr. M1nnett l. running for Congress
OF the Democratic ticket He was N.
Of the men who vent after IN. standard
OIL trust He used a. h. a Republican
up to two years ago His d.fenc,. +
Of the strikers according 10 Columbus
folks. ha- h..en -ianch The Colonel
made this reference 20 TN. attorney.
INST a. soon a. >. spotted Monn.tt IN he I
grounds
There was a balance TO MIR Rnu-av.It.s
speech that stood out a. -lgu Of fairness
g. the crowd 20 II 40 persons who heard
him. He remarked that 4 h. we're q
wage worker he would yo,n th.. union.
baca isr n. believes % unions
But q remember that was an Amsri- 3
can. cttizau first he c1ed. Those }
OF the police force Who had proved IN +
faithful to their duty Mr. Roosevelt,
ATTACKED lie characterized th.-.. a.
staining on level lower than that - I
the professional law-Teaker The
policemen IN duty In GnJ,iaIa Park
applaud,.d rhi. sentiment and a lot Of
them went up 90 the Colonel afterWard I
and shook hands and Thanked him for
his talk.
Mr. Roosevelt pleaded Tor mediation
and arbitration He -aid that Il either
aid" refused this the laws ought - h.
changed 80 that II must h. accepted.
And N tt necessary 20 amend the Com
~ Itruon. do that too. But don wait for
an amendment 90 -aa that Justice, IL done.
in this cas-. h. asked the people Of
Columbus
he declared that IN" union has INST
the same right 10 exist as M. Corpora-
tinn But when ia. union - wrong MIR
Roosevelt declared that u must uucom-
b. checked
Afnesa conference on th. tram l-for..
he reached Columbus this noon Nr Rooss-
welt decided not 20 deliver the brief adj
dres- h. had planned. but to 20 AZ the
matter more boldiy 40 he discarded
uOtes and talk ..d out Of bis head Ms
speech was impassioned and he aroused
tn. crowd to a hi gh pitch II enthusiasm
In the rush a. get 10 tn" Colonel when I
he had finished Mavor Marshall was