Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-14
FORTY-FIVE HELD
FOR LABOR RIOT
BY SILK STRIKERS
Court Sends Each of Them 70
Jail Today in $1,000
Bail.
STONES FLY THROUGH AIR
AND SHOTS FIRED IN FIGHT
Miss Flynn Suggests That
Mothers Garry Babes to
Picket Lines.

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PATERSON. \. J., June f4.-In a
clash between mob Of several hum
dred strikers and force Of deputies
who were escorting forty workers
I from the Weidmann and the Anger
q Simon dye shops 10 their homes in
Prospect Park Borough forty-fiye Of
| the former, four of whom were wom-
arrested ny me paterson
police last night. No one was injured
in the fray, although stones filled the
air and there were several shots fired.
All were held in default of 81.
bail each for the grand jury on a
charge of "rioting'' and were sent to
The county JAIL
Police Prepared for Trouble.
Although the police were prepared
for trouble at the same point this
morning there was not the sembIance
Of il. The surprise handed the strik-
ers last night in encountering the
Paterson police at this point, which
is outside the city limits, probably
was responsible for this. Sheriff
Amos H. Radcliffe had stolen a march
! on the strikers by swearing in fifty
of the Paterson police as special dep
uties. and as soon as the first voliey
Of stones flew at the workers the
police charged the crowd
Speaking at a ss-meeting, Eliza
beth Gurley Flynn, rho will be tried
| July 90 urged the strikers to send
1 their children out on the picket line
! The police would not be harsh with
them and they would do better services
| than their elders. she declared
/ The education of the little ones for
picket duty could not be begun too
early, she argued Even mothers with
babes in their arms should be on thel
picket lines. Miss Flynn averred
The meeting, which was very order
1 ~, was also addressed by William
D. Haywood. Carlo Tresca and Adolpb
Lessig.
Dissension in I. W. W. Ranks, IT'S Said.
There is a persistent rumor afIoas
that dissension exists between the 4
W. w. leaders. which is said 10 have
been occasioned by the jealousy Of
big Bill Haywood Of the pronf-
hence attained by Pat Quinlans al
legged grand-stand play IN tearing
down the No God, No Master sign
at the pageant at Madison Square
Garden last week.
Haywood's fear that Quinlan, Who
has acquired numerous friends amone
the religiously inclined. may supplant
him as chief organizer, has led him
to prefer charges against QuinIan be.
fore the Central committee in New
York, it is said. Ewald Koettgeh.
another of the l. w. w organizers
today made the statement that fully
one-tenth of the strikers had leff
Paterson FOR good.
Sheriff Peter Wedin. of Hudson
county. has announced the names
of the seventy men from that county
drawn for jury duty in the strike
cases here The panel was drawn at
the request of Supreme Court JUS
tice James F. Minturn. Congressman
John j. Egan, of North Hudson. and
former Freebooter David L. Jones.
of the Seventh ward, Jersey City. are
among those empaneled.
Although the sentencing of the
lthirty-nine pickets arrested on 4
icharge of unlawful assembIage at the
Harding mill eight weeks ago was
laid over for another week by Judge
Klenert yesterday the court singled
tout Barney Hagedorn as the leader
land sentenced him to six months IN
Jail and a $50 fine.
Five men who were accused of as
lsauIting Patrolman Cassidy were
given from one to three years n
State prison and $50 fines. After
wards the court said if the men
could raise the cash fines he would
suspend the prison terms in each in
stance.
Similar sentences under the same
provisions were melted out TO Giovan-
nj Germano and Alphonse De Marco.
assailants of Cornelius Hook on
March % last. They tried TO throw
Hook off a bridge as he was return
ing from work.