Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-26

ing. This development served to in.
tensIfy the bitterness Of the conflict
and Lawrence was az fever heat.
Conference 20 settle the strike had
failed. and on the morning of Jan.
% an organized street parade and
demonstration by the strikers o..
Cured. II was preceded by rlotinR
before sunrise In which the street
cars were prltcd with chunks OF g."
ana other missiles and persons fore
lbly prevented from going TO work IN
the mills After the parade EttOr
and Gloyanuittl addressed the stTik-
ers Ia Lawrence Common. wher"
they are alleged to have urged the
gtrlkrrg 10 acts Of violence. That
evening the streets near the mills
Vrr. damned with the idle millwork-
rrK. Soldiers ana police were or
dcrnd ~ clear the streets. The spirit
~ the hour was dangerous one.
The prupl, -ull"uly responded to the
orders ,f tho police and Missed them.
NiIu. blocks ul Ice were thrown at
IA, officers of 'ho law PoliCem"nF
clubs. 100 retaliation. wor" welded
over me- heads ~ TccalCitrant
strikers. when suddenly shooting be-
gau Anna Lopizzu fell lifcicss In the
strco, other riots followed the next
du. aud that midnight Ettur and
Gpyauuiaai were arrested, charged
ui,h Tong acc"ssorirs before the fact
'u me Inpizzo murder later Caruso
NHs arrested. charged with Salvatore
Sruitu. as one of the principals to the
ntu ilpl
Th, arrest Of Ettor ana GtoNdnnit-
~ luurd 80 - fury In" niuo at feel
Ing among the agita'rd foreigners
ana conditions were even more dan
gcruup. Threats wrr" made ot o.
general strike. organizations through
out IN" country ana IN other land'
protesting against the action at IN"
authorities EttOr ana Gi0vannltu
pleaded not Riilty on january 81
but wrr" hrIh 10 the grand Jur
without bail ana locked up IN tho
Lawrence jail until Feb. .. when
after hearing they were hcId 'u
the grand jury and later indicted
Tho strike WIS continued under 'h'
leadership moss ut w. -. Haywood
until March -, when the cause "'
the workers WAS victorious ana 'h'
strike was officially called or tn"
workers gained increases IN ptr
ranging from 10 10 per cent and
concessions ~ working condition.
Indictment OF the strike I'ud'ts
ana CHruso brought about an organ
! lied W,rid-Nid" effort TO raise q de-
! Tense fund aud workers from man.
| countries responded. Threats ui ID
\ general Trlk" IN protest against IN
action again were made. and sine
the beginning Of IN" trial l.aWr"n''
has been Hooded with circulars de-.
uounCing TIA" agents of the courts nuo
tn" conditions OF the case Threat
Ia storm the 1ail have been made am
feeling has run riot up tu IN" yer.
close ui the case. when the tria
began % twenty -four hour EtTik" 90
protest WAC responded iu hy 90 90
workerR IN miiis Throughout ~Nry
/ England
! The case, after several drluyg va
actually taken up early IN DClohrr II
The superior court Ut Essex count.
h"iur" Justice Joseph f. quinn. ri
forts 10 go e jury exhausted Il pan"
OF 500 Nrnir"m"n, and another de
lay until October ~ followed Whei
taken up again jury was procure,
within two days and the Common
wealth hogan tn" presentation ui trE
tUmuuy Drt. 10. District Atiurne.
Henry 6. Attwill had charge eft tn
.tAc for the Commonwealth j. l.
NuhUn"y Tor Ettur. " S."i' pc
''rs tor Gioyannltti. Jam's A. Sisl
for 'aruso, with Gcorg" f. E""wo
u nnd Fred a. Moore %. ud, isur!
counsel, conducted the d,lrus,