The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
Steam Roads by Greatest Ef-
forts Unable to Relieve the
Congestion; Furniture Vans
Called Into Service.
START AT VIOLENCE
SHOWS UP TODAY
Union Leaders, Preparing for
Siege Urge Striking En-.
plOyees TO Let Booze Alone
No Peace in Sight.
my Evening Herald Leased wirsl

chicago. June IA hurst of real
June sunshine cheerod the army of
Chicagoans VINO because Of the street
7 railway strike went to their occupa-
tions today In automobiles. vans. de-
livery wagons and on foot.
The suburban service Of the steam
railroads. upon which unprecedented
burden was thrust by the strike yes
terday provided more accommoda-
tions today but all trains were jammed
with passengers.
; AZ the Gross Park station OF the
Chicago and Northwestern a large
crowd which had been unable 10 OBJ
tain fGothold ON earlier trims or
even to buy tickets aroke through a
batbed wire fence onto the station
platform and swarmed onto the train.
Thirty men found seats on the coal
tender and ten more In the engine
cab. the running boards and the COW
catcher.
! No attempts to run surface ears
were made early, nor were any prom
iscd.
Ordinance Up Ia Thompson.
No definite promise of peace was
! insight, The anti-strikebreaker or
dinance passed by the city council
last night was placed In the hands Oi
Mayor Thompson. lie has a week ~
which To- veto II or to make Il "a Law
By his signature.
| Il provides that a certain period ol
training must be given motormen ant
conductors and that their instructor
shall be men who have had thre'
years experience, twelve months 81
which has been In Chicago.
Beginning Of Violence.
/, IN attempt made by two men 4
wreck one OF the southside train
failed. Standing on a fire escape IN,
men tned to throw a plank In from
OF train. The plank landed on
coach aud bounded oil. Detective
on the train said they got good de
scriptions Of the men.
Another train was the subject o
an "ur raid" when a man standin
ou the roof of building near Eigk
teenth street hurled brick Into
car containing twenty passenger
The missile hit "a platform railing an
bounded through the window of tn
= door. None was injured.
| y MNiiNAN MIW Nil nNA hhNM hUtA
was strike was the first one 10 on
ter the second train leaving the Wi
son ayenuo terminal OF the NORTH
western Elevated. Reporters aske
her name and destination.
My goodpessi what's the matter
p Everybody looks al one ~. II ever
body crazy ." she asked The situi
. tion WIS explained aud she left u
. Cur ana found seat in furnltui
van.
The telephone cable os the Metr'
. politan Elevated was cut last night
Mnrshfield avenue. Il was the fr
| damage Ia the property since q
\ strike began.
IfEc Men Ia stay sober.
President Quinlan of the surfa
aud President Bruce of the Union
Elevated Employees, are makii
numerous speeches to the men. ur
ing them to remain sober
Don't let whlskey defeat q
strike That's the keynote Of y
speeches" said Quinlan today.
W. -. Mahon. head OF the natioI
organization OF street ear men, v
remain here FOR the present He q
y pecicd To attend u conference of 1
:, employees with IA aldermanic coi
u mitter today. Presidents Budd "a
N Rushy conferred on an offer ot -
diation by the state board of ar