Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-16
Order by Mayor and Threat to
Use State Police Necessary
to Prevent Great 0utburSt
in Favor of President
CROWD FRIENDLY BUT
ALL AGAINST HUGHES
(By George r. West, Formerly of In
duStriaI Relations CummisSion.)


Wilkcsharre, Pa, oct lt.-All the
influence Of The mayor and city Of
ficials, backed up with threats to use
forty state police auartcred across the
river, was required here today to keep
within bounds an cNuhcraut outburst
of Wilson enthusiasm hy the 10000
coal miners to whom Colonel Roose-
welt expected to appeal ON behalf Of
Charles Evans Hughes at the armory
to night.
on his arrival late this afternoon,
Roosevelt was escorted to his motel
by a squad of twenty state police.
These mounted officers are used
mostly for strike duty Union men
throughout the state refer to them al
ways as "the Cossacks' and they
are cordially hated Not SO much as
"a single American flag was In cvl-
dence to greet the colonel ON the
store fronts surrounding the city $
central square.
Strange situation.
Never in the history of American
politics has a presidential campaign
faced such a situation as confronted
the colonel on his arrival here, The
Roosevelt meeting had been carefully
staged IVY thc~-HugLes. maUGers on
the theory that his handling Of the
anthracite strike situation in 1902
had cndeared him to the miners and
would insure him such o reception as
to impress and convince wage earn
ers all over the country.
Instead of that The colonel cRnc g.
In town 80 seething with Wilson senti-
ment that it took the threat of armed
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Appeal to Democrats
Alarmed, not by the spirit of the
miners. which was friendly, but by
that prospect that the downtown
streets would be hopelcssly and dan
gerouslv rorgcd by the influx Of tens
or thousands of miners shouting for
Wilson Atovor TOhn B. K0scIia. early
in Tho afternoon called up democratic
beadr1,arfare and asked Them if they
co,,I1 not influence tbc worlucn TO
CON nrr tboir rarada. Conprcssmau
rahr Cnsa, ana OHIO, InraI com
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ra,o ana toId the state polico to be
il, roadincss. f.. clear tho streets
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e,.n,od tho r,ars of local repub-
Ii.,,, ,ranoonrs tbat Colonel Hnnse-
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