New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
Fifty-Seven Strikers, Including
Ten Women, Fined and Jailed
After Vain Battle to
Tie Up Mill.
POLICE CLOSE TWO HALLS
Malcontents Shift Their Meet.
ing Place to Haledon and
Mayor Drives Out Detec-
tives-Haywood Asks for
a Foreign" Jury Panel.

a Foreign" Jury Panel.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribunc
Paterson, y. j.. May 2O-The hum of
machinery resounded in the mill of the
Arthur Price Silk Company, in Broad
way, to-day, despite the valiant efforts
of the Industrial Workers of the World
picket line. About twenty weavcrs and
loom fXers. aided by fifty patrolmen.
worked eight hours. Hundreds Of
strikers who sought to induce the OPP
orativcs TO desert their machines
clashed with the police.
Fifty-seVen strikers, including ten
women, were arrested. Recorder Car
roll imposed a fine of s. and Jail SEN
tence Of ten days in each case. Sheriff
Radcliffe was obliged to release some of
the prisoners whose terms were almost
ended in order to make room for the
newcomers.
Chief Bmson closed the Industrial
Workers Of the World headquarters, in
Turn and Helvetia halls. this morning.
Patrick Quinlan. who, since his con-
viction. has been more vitriolic in his
attacks on the county authorities, led
about one thousand strikers from the
halls TO Haledon. the adjoining Social
list borough, where protest meeting
was held.
Crowd Jeers Detectives.
Several Paterson detectives went
with the crowd. When their presence
became known two councilmen of
Haledon INDUCED in an argument as TO
the advisabinty of driving the Paterson
bulls" back to their own bailiwick.
The Socialist Mayor, William Brucck-
mann. learned of the situation and or
dered the detectives TO quit Haledon.
The crowd jeered them as they went.
Mayor Brueckmann received the
strikers with open arms, and asked
them to come over into Haledon every
day 10 hold their meetings. Haywood.
Qunlan and the other agitators will
address another meeting tomorrow
AFTERNOON at = o'clock
The Paterson Socialists and strikers
appealed to MAYOR Mcbride TO prevent
the closing Of the strikers halls. The
Mayor refused 10 interfere with the po-
lice Thomas Cappa. the justice of the
peace who owns Turn Hall. announced
that he would apply to the Court Of
Chancery in Newark for an injunction.
If Csppa is successful Ewald Koettgen.
owner of Eelvetia Hall, will seek 10 re-
open his place.
1t was reported that Senator Hughes
had written To friends in Paterson that
President Wilson had assured him Of
an early consideration of Senator
Hughes's request for an industrial
board to investigate mill conditions
here.
The favorable attitude taken by SEN
ator Hughes toward the strikers during
q discussion Of the strike in the Senate
yesterday has been severely condemned
by the friends of Recorder Carroll. Mr..
Hughes said the Recorder exceeded
the bounds of justice in holding Will
lam d. Haywood for the higher court
last April. The judgment was re-
FVersed. Senator Hughes said. under
"salutary instructions from the higher
court" Haywood was convicted for
unlawful assembly" and was held in
,s5. 600 bail. Justice Minturn, OF the
Supreme Court. granted a writ Of
habeas corpus.
Haywood Objects to Paterson Panel.
Haywood Is not willing 10 be tried
by a Paterson jury for preaching an
,archy." HIS lawyer applied 20 the Su-
preme Court to-day for a foreign"
Jury panel. Justice Minturn will hear
arguments on the application at Ho-
boken tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. Haywoods trial has been set
for next week before Judge Abram
Klenert. In the Court Of Quarter SEES
ysions. Judge Klenert charged the jury
that convicted Quinlan for "inciting
riot" last week.
The Quinlan jury was miscellaneous
as 10 business occupation. The panel
that will be used for the trials next
week Of Haywood. Carlo Tresca, Eliza
neth GuTleN + nm anu AuoipH ItSoiS
lis made VI the most part Of active
business men.
Tresca will be brought TO trial next
Monday. He was indicted last Satur-
day for unlawful assembly," Prose-
cutor Dunns detectives have been try
ing TO arrest him ever since. Counsel
for Tresca said tonight that he would
not surrender" his client until the ap-
plication for a foreign" jury is de-
.cided.
Alexander Scott, the editor Of THE
Weekly Issue" Paterson's Socialist
paper, was arrested to-day on an in
,dictment charging "incting hostility
10 the government of Paterson" Or.
Morris Korshet. n Passaic physician.
furnished $1,000 bail.
committee Of the striking silk work
ers Of Paterson is making preparations
20 hold monster mass meeting In Madi-
son Square Garden on Saturday evening
June Z. Among those who will speak is
William ID HAYWOOD The committee