Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
STRIKE AC|TATORS FORGED TO LEAVE
 GLOBE BY UNIONS

Miami miners, members of the Miami union and of the Arizona Federation of Miners. objected to the recent attempt to call d strike in that district in favor of the closed shop. In fact. they voiced -their sentiments against the agltahDrs so strongly last Saturday that Ed Don- nelly. president-e elect of the Arizona Federation of Miners. and an agitator named Moreno were forced to flee the city to escape rough treatment
 According Co the Nport emanatiug from Globe Messrs Donnelly and Mo. reno appeared in Miami Saturday af ternoon in the interest of closed shops. They made several speeches on street corners. it Is stated. auvocating a strike to obtain the desired results. Several hundred miners took sides against the movement and finally forced Inc two men 10 seek more quiet surroundings.
 The trouble grew out Of dissension between members of the miners unions iu the district. with the radicals, or agitators on the one hand and the con- servative miners on the other. The former have sought q strike for the closed shop while the conservatives apparently are satisfied with present conditions.
 Donnelly and Moreno represented the radical element and- presented their views. calling Tor strike in their street corner speeches. tt is stated.
 Early Saturday t was noised about , the Concentrator City and Globe that Dounelly and Moreno would speak nj 8 mass meeting in Miami Saturday night. urging q strike Members of the Miami union, meantime. hearing of these rep1rts warned Donnelly that f he persisted in agitating trouble might ensue. Donnelly and Moreno. however. continued with their plans and held their meeting
 Several hundred miners from the h. spiration and Miami companies mines attended the meeting. During the talks there was no interruption and both men were permitted to conclude.
 Following the meeting the crowd in- censed at the agitation for strike. threatened violence and surged toward the two speakers Donuelly retreated and sought refuge in a motion picture theater nearby Moreno disappeared and has since remained hidden II k presumed that he fled 10 Globe where his companion later made his ap- pearance.
 Search for the missing speakers at tracted deputy sheriffs in Miami and they in turn summoned Sheriff Frank Haynes and several deputies from
  while the crowd was still surging abuni the streets. They found Donneily in the theater. drove their automobile 10 the door of Inc playhouse and escorted the speaker to Globe.
 Mrs. Donnelly. wife of the president elect. pleaded with the leaders of fhe crowd ID behalf of her husband. While the search for the missing speaker WAS still progressing. she appeared on the street and promised that Donnelly would leave Miami, never to return, If the crowd would permit him to leave l peaceabiy.
 According to those whe witnessed the trouble and the search for DonBelly and Moreno. the throngs were orderly and quiet, but determined Practically l every member of the party was q mem l Der of the Miami union. Donnelly. when told the names of certain of the 1 leaders admitted in Globe that he knows them and recognized that they are representatives of the conservative branch of the union