Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-15

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PERTH ANBOY June 15
'thiHl car loaded with dynamite, belonging TO the IN,
N o ro"der Company was broken into by strikers today
ana TWO cases OF dynamite TAKEN With the explosive in
c possession OIL the strikers nated by the killing of four f
their number the siaion growing more and more alar;r
Every eort on the part Of the detectives and the deputies ia
'e mdng place of the dynamite has II
no" Deheved that the threats blow up plants NAV be arrd
out and every precuton being to keep the strikers safe
distance from the works = - f'iH ~ s sas'
The threat that dynamite be used was made Il i
sa oy ohares lunches in address the strikers last
night He alleged TO have made the following statet
IF THEY DON'T GIVE US WHAT WE WANT WE Will
BLOW UP THEIR PLANTS"
meeting of the strikers will this afternoon They
VIII then decide what they will do with the dynamite
Today is pay day at plants If is bel;evaa
that when the receive their envelopes they will
join the strikers More violence is feared tonight
Tomorrow is big day among aborers They usuaiIv
lay in stock of liquor for Sunday believed bv e oI;
that they will become intoxicated attack
On the American Smelling and Refining Company
Following night of wild roting which one man
killed, bringing the death toll up four and in which
many were injured, several of whom expected TO die
heavily armed guards patrong in the vicinity
the plants today Violence than any heretofore
expected momenIar The deputies are ready IN shoo
without warning at the of the They will dis
regard the rule to first command the halt From now
it will be shoot whenever strikers approach
Many OF the strikers are armed They also supplied
Near the works of the American Smelling and Refining Com
pany today mob Of strikers is massed 1t they will at
tempt to rush the plant time The ncensed at the
OF their number the
of others and ready to attack the deputies at the first
opportune moment -
An appeal for aid today the chief of police and
the assistant of Mddesex officials of b
aritsn Copper Works. of the largest section of e
More than thousand by tha
hrm, and it is feared they will walk out any minute
1t is said today that several of those in the riony
last night will die. Five of them They were ali
taken to the Perth Amboy Hospital which filed with
patients a result of the violence.
situation became omnous MANY of the denu
here from Newark told services wo,ld
be required. Many of the without money They
promised $3 day They fed this morning but this
does not satisfy them.
plant of the American Smelling Refining Company
armed fortress Deputies stationed roof OF
buildings They armed with guns will shoot
kill of trouble Gating guns said ha We
installed in the plant and will be used made
ARRESTED
WERE ABOARD A BOAT A PoINT
OFF,
THEN TAKEN
RECORDER KEHoE IN THE POLICE
CHI WA To
pEGI A L HEx
COMMITTEE WHO INDUCED yEfss
or THE PLAN WALK our
JOHN STRIKERS WAS ACCUSED
DEPUTIES A
HIS RELEASE He SAID THAT THOUGHT.
DEF PRISONER
RIGHT RECORDER EHoE
"IF WE HAD STATE TROOPS HERE THERE WOULD BE
NO TROUBLE. ONE COMPANY OF THE NATIONAL GUARD
WITH GUNS WOULD HAVE DONE MORE THAN ALL THE
DEPUTIES THAT THE SHERIFF COULD GET in THIS
WHAT WE NEED is STATE TROOPS DO NOT KNOW
WHY THEY ARE NOT HERE"
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