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tausia~r. Colo. May is=0aiy M.
,s~s asrvs,s. three strike leaders asa
s~sise sirikisx aiasss. have bres
made b. sheriff Buster oa, af the ie-
dietaesss returned b. District Aisas-
a-y casis.a for the ssasiae in tho
sosshesa strike mac 81 . late hour
last aixhs. although nfly-sis beach
warrants have brea issued f.f PAT
tie. residing il this esunly.
The strike leaders arrested ~es.
joha O'coaaes. leader os the aossh-
esa strike soac: WILLIAM kao~ies.
a. ssi'aior as Eric. ehars-d With
firss degree murder: loo roiisiio. for
eoaApisaey to murder. ro,is,io l.
secretary os the I.puissiiic local and
made infismmasory speeches the
aixhi before tho attacks on tho Hceia
mine. Ito Was released here h.i
aixht on $1,000 hail by District
Judge Graham and trial set for july
90.
O'Conncr on tho day of tho bat
tie al Louisville gave an official or
der for all the munitions Of war car.
ricd a, the Boulder Hardware store.
Other labor leaders In tho dis,ric,
indicted ~hoer names wcrc not pub.
iishci yesterday who will bc placed
under arrest arc. John Cassiday.
president Of Lafayette local: ~.
Mciclc. Hen Hicks. John Johns. we'll
known leaders or Lafayette.
Striking miners arrcaicd for par
ticipating in armed attacks ai the
Hecla mine were Gus Brack and II.
Knowles Of Eric. Bud" Knowles. Ike
Roberts. Tony Romero and Joe Bor-
dcniili Of Louisville.
Sheriff Buster with the aid of Ma
jor c. s. Simmons In command Of fed
cra1 troops In this district. closed the
saloon at Erie Notwithstanding the
fact that II is across the line In Weld
county. II was the only saloon In
the strike zone not closed. Sheriff
Buster is In no hurry to arrest John
r. Lawson. Edward l.. Doyle. W. r.
Hickey, who have been indicted for
first degree murder because It is rec
osnizcd that they will make no effort
to escape. Their bonds and the
bonds of John O'Conner were fixed