The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-02-29
CONGRESS TO
PROBE STRIKE
Meanwhile No More Children
Win B. Shipped tWiy
Rl0TOUS DiY At LAWRENCE
Mar Gtrsrs afssr hfaaee strikers
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sse c4sss Pushes lnss Fsrsaropnc
a. Nets ~ Less hsfsAs Mtn~@'se
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3aa made 10 seed chiidgep 10 Fhiia
o. pills. a. Lac btsn plaanee ihis
nsnfHihg
irti tht Rtb04uCemeal made by
tie strike Leaders last nlehi q clash
had beea fesred this morning ior
THY Marshal Sullivan bad Announced
liza: antii soHo highsr authority IN
sirac;ed him ths1 be was noi hciing
uf,lln the iaw be- would o. 80 10 bis
power to pfeycBt The expectation 81
eAJldren. whies. a Il claimed By the
AuihCfiiies Is done toF exploitation
purposes and net because 81 iaek Of
ability q ho city 70 feed them
A. a. Aftermath u one 81 the most
rio,oua days ance The Inception ~
the srlae. seven Ncels ago. the DIS
trlel court vas IA session far Into last
evening and Judge Maboncy heard
sAaty eight cases. the majority OF
witch had 3 direct bearing 90 Tie
strike situation
iiat one isil sentence Was meica
est This WAS imposed upon julia
ruisa. who was charged with assault
% az ctrser, Il being alleged that she
mfew pepper ia the face OF Pa,roiman
oBylen when be sought to prevent her
from illuminating those Who wished 70
90 10 work she wss sent away for
fainy days.
The others, most Of whom were
charged with intimidation. disturb
arces, drunkenness, assault and the
lise were hnet from 50 TO $40 each
Judge Mahoney while dispoalpg OF
the cases. made a statement 10 which
&c declared that tho police had not
yet been able 70 get Of those who
are really responsible for the trouble
in the city. and In which he severely
criticised those who push the women
and children forward TO do their work
His comment followed the hearing OF
the case OF a woman who was alleged
10 have lntcrfeTed with an oficer by
grabbing al his coat
A eowardly attack by armed s'fik-
ers upon few metropolitan and state
police officers, which resulted in one
Of the strikers being shot By the
return IRE OF the policemen. and nu-
merous fiota which led 70 the arrest
Of nearly nny men and women, has
caused the citizens OF Lawrence TO be-
tieyc that the real violence Of the
strike has only begun.
Rumora Of violence are Ia the air.
There is no SIGN Of peace IN sight; not
the slightest Indication Of a settle
ment Of the great textile strike.
Locked IN the county iail are saya-
tore Bruno. charged with attempt 20
murder, on two counts, and san'o
Rico. ALLEGED TO have stabbed State
onicvr Thompson placlto habino t.
At the general hospital with serious
bullet wound 10 his back A dozen
others, vho fred Of the police from
Rtnaows. roofs and alleyWays are
still NJ large
The focal police, augmented by
eighteen members Of the state police,
quickly dispersed the rioters. There
was no promlseuous clubbing, and
although the oidcers charged the
crowds with night sticks drawn, the
memory OF the thud OF hickory clubs
on heads Sunday night caused the
crowds 10 break
Il was the women again that gave
tue police the most trouble Ignorant
mothers and girl strikers. pushed into
tnt foreground by less heroic mon.
we're encouraged 10 night the officers
HA fAC NANN2fA NNNt@ VI AAthtf hMNhA"~N
and brothers In the rear
Gains ia the number Of operatives
were made a, the Arlington and At
iantic mills yesterday Agent Curtis
Of the Atlantic mills stated that 100
more looms were started Il IL claimed
that nearly 70 percent Of the regular
force Of the Arlington mills has re-
turned 20 work
The mills 81 the American Mooien
company rcmala about the same as
last week Slight gains were made in
some departments. but On tho whole
ID. situation Is unchanged
The city council pa, ban on all
dances and public entertainments u
the soldiers Ia the miIis, and there
via BE- no more informal hops tn the
weave sheds
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