The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-07-28
MANY HEADS BROKEN
As BRONX CAR STRIKERS
BATTLE WITH POLICE
Continued from First PagsJ

GamAtsd Association Of Street Rail.
way men, who came to this city "a
manage tho strike. rspudiated to-day
any intention 20 involve New York
City In . general railroad strike.
Mahon said tho strike OF tho West
chester and Union lines would ex-
tend 10 the Third Avenue limos. un-
der the same ownership and man
aSemsnt. u tho employees Of tho
Third Avenue this week voted TO Join
their brethren In ashtinx for tho right
10 union msmbsrship. There was no
plan OF campaign within his know
ledge affecting the elevated. subway
and surface lines OF tho Interborough
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit systems.
COLLISION COSTS LIFE OF ONE
srRikGBReAkER.
A double collision shortly after
midnight cost one strikebreaker his
life and brought injury to several
parsons. including two policemen.
Mono Of the cars carried passengers.
The man killed was Il. Oxenhorn.
twenty-thres years old. an elevator
operator working a. motorman for a
strikebrsakinE agency. He lived at
No. $50 Blako Avenue. Brooklyn. The
injured are;
Patrolman Joseph Dusgan.
twenty-scvcn years old. Of No, 10
Wadsworth Avenue. attached (.
the West One Hundred and Sew
snty'scventh C,reet station;
contusions Of the body.
Patroiman william Durrant,
twenty-four years old. Of No. ?sss
LorinG Avenue. tho Bronx. at
tached to tho same precinct: con-
tusions OF the face ana body.
Charles Nelson. twenty-thres
years old. Of No. l6i West Thirty
sixth Street. q waiter acting a.
motornan; bruises and con-
tusions.
Abraham Meyers. address IN
known. strike guard; internal In
Juriss.
George Murray. thirty-hvs years
old. chauffeur. acting a. q strike
guard. livinE at No. sSSs Fulton
street. Brooklyn; outs and bruises.
Unidentified man; one leg am.
puta,ed.
| A car manned by strikebreaker'
ana carrying guards was return ming e
the West Farms barns. towing u ca
that had been abandoned after Al
attack by strikers earlier In the night
II was going at . high rate OF spec,
down the incline. and at Tremon
Avenue and Boston Road the first ca
jumped the track and struck an ele
vated pillar Of the subway. The mo
'orman was wedsed IN the wreckag,
and some OF the others. including IN,
policemen. were thrown through tn
windows.
One version 10 that the motormai
when strikers and sympathixer
jocred him. ana put on full speed
Another u tho airbrakes had beei
tampered with and failed him.
ThRGg EMPTY CARS pAsh
DOWN HILL INTO THE WRECK.
While FordhAm Hospital surgeon
and oitiIens were working over tn
injured, they heard n warning shou
and looked up To see three empt,
lighted cars dashina down the Tire
mont Avenue hill at full speed towar
them and the wreekAxe Of the oths
oArA
Lato yesterday ~ gnoon anoths
car OF the company was wrecked o
One Hundred and Thirty'siSht
Street. near Willow Avenue. and q
ssvsn OF Is occupants we're painful
or seriously injured.
The car ran over up-ended piAni
placed In the carway. the police b,
q licvc. by strikers. The planl
ripped through the flooring and IL
rallied the car. some of tho injur,
% persons having marrow escapes fro
death.
4. Dawn found both sidss ready for 4
: conflict to-day. Sig hundred rsssr
Dslacsmsn Hsrs added 70 the fore