Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-19
AAlLoRs ON os4oRg LEAVE lGA0
CROWDS IN AcLEAMup~
cRusADg.
PlLLAoE woRKe@s OF
the woRIo oFs,cGe
Furniture Thrown Int ths oGresas 80
BurnsdLsselallst Rseerds ossasevo1
hv Firs-Aasb Finally 0ssesss1 ~ i
Police wIths.t Arrssss-lsssSs 1l
Streets With Fiass.

seattle. wan. July lS.-Oeclar-
Ing that "a coalition OF riot and
tumult which prevailed last nlght
was in imminent danger Of re-.
-, ,h,. -,.w s,.ss ~.
sumption Of control of the city no. @
lice today. closed all saloons and
ordered tho suspension or the pub
Hcation OF the Seattle Times. un-
less proofs OF each edition were
submitted to him. Tho newspaper
office was surrounded by police
Just before noon to enforce the or.
der.
The publishers Of the Times an- .sss
nounced they had sought injunc.
tions against the mayor and police.
Clarence B. Bleaten. managing
editor OF tho paper. issued q state.
mont charging Mayor Cottr1Il with
responsibility for the riots OF the
last two nights In that he had per-
mitted the DISPLAY .of the red flar
and q spread Of anarchistic princi-
pies upon the streets durinr the
potlach festival" This. he .aid
had lad "a the attach nno,, rri,eN
state. .oIdiers two nisht. - anA
to the re.aliato,v att.cr uno. -
AnlAfYf1l VVNrkAR0 ~ ehA VVAR4A ~ "a
sociali.t headnu.rtcr. last ri~ht
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psc,,,n a.,
Seattle. Wash. July 1s.-Iaaders oe
tho Industrial Workers OF the World
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ciViians H's'ooA .he p,osv". ~.
the rioting sailors ana c"ee'eo 'ne'i
Justify
Fiamss Threaten Iod9'ns rouse
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,,r.,N,. o,,,.a ..r.,+. ,... burned
Westlake ana owe s'.ees Ma. un.
the names mounted oanse.ous
a frame hotei aue'ts c'ahn useu '.,,.
the hre escape IN h'sne "' ~. ~",,.
tho sailors ioamed thru .ne .ans
shouting gieetuiy' tn'hkns 'ne
ing was used as a lookns no1..
the Industrial workers. IN. "v. ."....S
V's''"r rom l,a.'h '. s
but was soon revived:
cro,va. or sailors from the Pacific
fleet at anchor IN tho bay. aid
ed by hundreds OF men ana boys who
came down town to Join In the 'gclds
en- potlatch" Seattle's annual celebrae
tion. attacked the socialist and Indus