Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1913-11-14
INDIANA TROOPS
b At INDIANAPOLIS
Soldiers Await Orders to Enforce
Martial Law.
CALLED OUT BY RALsToh
acserncr Refuses to Recall eoidiers-
Premises to Ask Legislation for
Compulsory Arbitration Of
Labor Disputes.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. THE NIL
stary occupation of Indianapolis by the
entire National Guard of the state to
snppress the street car strike riots.
which have continued since Friday.
was complete last night when four
companies were conducted secretly to
the basement Of the state capitol to be
ready for instant action.
The other forces are In the city ar
mortes, The troops are In heavy
mafchlnE order and have plenty Of
lammunition
1t IL not known just when martial
naw will be declared, as efforts are
Btill being made to settle the trouble.
About 5000 union men marched to
fhe statehouse to protest to the gov
ternor against the use of the troops.
Governor Ralston addressed the as
isembIage on the capitol lawn. telling
them he had taken steps to live up to
his oath to preserve law and order,
and that he would continue his efforts
20 settle In an amicable way the pres
ant street car trouble, but did not see
his way clear to dismiss the troops.
Governor Receives Women.
The governor also eold the crowd
4hat If he was spared until the next
Legislature he would 60 before that as
sembly and do everything in his pow
ser to have enacted law that would
make the arbitration of such disputes
ais this compulsory.
0fc 0n0 ruox,,o- xx,avrha~e of a
Garment Workers union, went TO the
statehouse and urged the governor tc
call special session Of the legislature
ut once to have such law enacted
The governor told the women he
thought an extra session inexpedient
1T this time and urged chem to use
their influence in helping suppress
disorder
General Mckee and bis staff held a
1ong conference with regard to the
places of encampment for the troops
The exact location of the camps he die
not make known.
Artillery Under Arms.
Three artillery companies are at
tachcd to the Indiana National Guard
BATTERY A, under the command OF First
Itieutenant Frank w. Buschman, sta
toned at indianapolis, is under arms
Fort Wayne and Rockville have artil
lery companies that are under orders
TO prepare for immediate service
Other efforts we're made to have
President Todd agree to arbitration
but Todd stood firm. Later, it is un-
derstood, Todd made propositionf for
settlement, and this was taken by
President Beatty of the Central Labor
union to the governor. Its purp6rt has
not been made known, but it is under
stood that there is little likelihood OF
It's being accepted.
800 Deputies Recruited.
Another feature OF the situation was
the unexpected call for hearing fol
suit for receiver and revocation Of
franchise against the company by AL
bert Carson, alleging failure to op
crate cars. The action was strongly
resisted by the company, and Judge
Remster took the case under advise
ment.
Late in the evening another suit fol
receiver was brought by William Dob
son of the Bricklayers' union. also tc
terminate the lease to the Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Transit com
pany. Watered stock and importation
of sluggers we're among the allega
fions.
More deputy sheriffs were sworn in
until the number was raised to about
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