Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-31
|NDUSTR|ALS To
CONTINUE FIGHT
Leaders Say Attempt Will
be Made to Address Pub
lie Gatherings
COUNTY GRAND JURY MEETS
San Diego Paper Charges Or.
ganization With breaking
Neutrality Law.

thy Special Leased wire to New Mexican,
San Diego, Calf, May 31.-Plans
/ TOT further tests of the move on
/ ordnance of San Diego were discuss
! ed today by members of the San Diego
! branch of the Socialist party. They
SAID that an attempt probably would
De made by Alexander Irvine, a Social
ISL leader of Los Angeles and other
speakers to address public gatherings
outside the restricted district.
San Diego the battle-ground.
While no positive information as to
the alleged shifting of the scene of ac
uVities of the Industrial Workers of
the World from San Diego to Los An
geles could be obtained, the statement
from Socialist headquarters regarding
these prospective attempts indicated
that San Diego still would be the bat.
tlegrcund
County Grand Jury Meets.
The county grand jury was expected
to meet today, but whether at Attor-
ney General L. S. Webbs request for
its discharge and the impanelling of
new investigating body would be
granted was doubtful.
Judge w. R. Guy, in charge of the
present grand jury said the penal code
OF California gave the grand Jury the
right to complete its duties before be-
ing discharged. The judge declines to
discuss the situation, but it was gen.
orally believed throughout the city that
the present grand jury would object
to being discharged at the present
TIME. The announcements from Wash
ington that federal grand jury in
quiry here had been authorized by At
torney General Wickersham elected
no comment from officials.
Temporary Halt in Investigation.
San Diego, Calf, May 31.-Attorrey
Genera L. S. Webb, who was forced
by official business to cease his per.
Son'' investigation of the Industria
Workers of the World disturbances,
temporarily, was expected to return to
resume his probe either tomorrow UrI
Monday, according 70 an announce
ment today by Raymond BENJAMIN, his
Grief deputy.
Secret Agents in San Diego.
Secret agents for both the Ametj.
can and Mexican governments were
said today to be in San Diego The
former were supposed to be learning
OF the methods of the Industrial
Workers in the so-called free speech"
campaign and the latter, it was stated,
were in San Diego to ascertain wheth-
er any aid was being given to the rev.
in Mexico by alleged mem
bers of the Industrial Workers.
Federal Grand Jury Probe.
Washington, D. c., May 31--Attor-
ney General Wickershala has author
lied a federal grand jury inquiry at
San Diego, California, into the activi-
ties of the Industrial Workers of the
World This action was in response
to an appeal from the city authorities.
No Rest for IndustriaIs.
The San Diego appeal charged that
the Industrial Workers of the World
had offended American neutrality byl
statements regarding Mexico. The
United States attorney at Los Angeles
has been given authority to ,ly the
matter before the grand jury ut San
Diego. The department of justice,
aside from the protest of the San
Diego local authorities has been watch
ing the situation for several weeks.
Industrial Workers Strike at Law.
renee.
Three hundred operatives in the !
mills of the American Wooden Mills
today joined the 400 operatives of the
carding and combing rooms of the
wool mill who went on strike Tuesday
because other operatives in those
'ooms refused to become members of
he Industrial Workers of the World.
The strike is being conducted by
William Yates, national secretary of
he textile branch of the Industrial
Workers, and Archie Adamson, treas
lrer of the local branch Both men
we're among the leaders in the general
trike in Lawrence.