The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-07-13

SAN Francisco, July 12.-From the
Canadian border to Mexico civic. State
and military authorities are on the
alert tonight to repress the series Of
Internal disorders that have been pre-
cipitated by the Industrial Workers of
the World. Gov. Campbell of Arizona,
realizing that the situation has grown
beyond the control OF the State au-
thorities, has appealed by wire TO Gen.
Parker, U. 8. A., commanding Fort
sam Houston. Texas. for military aid.
Gov. Campbell at Phoenix tonight
also wired President Wilson recon-
mending that Federal troops be sent
to the following mining regions in
Arizona:
TIE Clifton and Morenci district,
Bisbee, Jerome. Mojave county. Hum
bolt Ray and Ajo.
President Wilson earlier had been
urged. in a message sent to him
through the Department OF Labor by
Federal Me1iators John Mcbride and
G. W. p. Hunt, to take prompt action
to stop the deportation of strikers
from Bisbee and Douglas, both in
Arizona to the end that sympathetic
strikes and Industrial paralysis may
be prevented.
Armed Citisens watch Trains.
Meanwhile. packed in cattle and box
cars 1,193 members or the Industrial
Workers of the World have been herdod
from Bisbee under the rifles OF Sheriff's
pcsss and the threat of three machine
suns and bundled along to Columbus,
y. W.. where 1t Ia stated that they will
be placed under the protection or the
guard of soldiers of the United States
army. Three women were In the herded
band that was corralled in the baseball
park at Bisbee preliminary to the de-
pOrtatiUns.
Dispatches from all points along the
line between Bisbee and Mexico say that
local authorities and citizens, all heavily
armed, are watching for the passing
trains with the flrm determination of
preventing any debarkation this side of
tae border
United States troops under the conf
mand Of Col J. J. Hornbrook are already
In command at Bisbee. They have es-
nblished censorship over all reports
regarding the /. w. w. and have
taken full charge OF the telegraph and
telephone lines leading to the outside
world. bulletin sent out by the As
ISOLATED Press announced that the cen
Sorship was thorough
The only official report of the dis
turoances went from Col. Hornbrook to
the headquarters of the Southern De-
psftment at San Antonio. Tex, in which
ne said that approximately 100 men,
oers OF the organization were deported
from Bisbee to-day after being rounded
up by posse OF citizens under the di-
recton Of the Sheriff.
German Influences Charged.
II Is openly charged that the Indus
iral Workers OF the World, under the
nnuence OF German suggestion, are oper-
etlhg TO "embarrass the United States
government" by disturbing labor and
INDUSTRY and curtailing production The
snerin at Bisbee, in a formal statement
.nuofses these charges, and declares that
sHe roundup will be 100 per cent. ef-
nelent 10 the end that no member oi
lne order will remain In his district
"neh the work II completed.
me uprising is more than a labor dis.
uroance' II Is one of those peculiar
nnerhal movements that NIL a category
d. iheir own The Industrial WorkerI
VI the World, under the red nag of in.
pppoblllOil 10 organized gov
eIhment and bearing red individual
cards are charged with seeking tc
ussUoy property and industry with the
eeo eeno OF forcing the establishing OF ar
Hdustrial democracy"
+, Ihey have adopted the teachings OF
Ueorse Sorel. a Frenchman, and hi.
pan NJ sabotage, or property destruc
uoN to compel the acquiescence OF tn,
Immunity 10 his brand Of democracy
alleged to be the cardinal elemen
d "Snihd the new troubles OF the Wes
WIN this long disturbing institution.
Two Men killed at Bisbee.
Two mon were killed during the dis
uIDances Of the day at Bsbee, one o
.,em being q deputy sheriff who was on
VI me 1000 armed men conducting tn
,"ohdup. and the other a striker VIII,
zane In conflict with the Citizen
protective League In Its determine,
%tana % to rid the town OF the objection
". soie residents. .aa.i---.l.... ....4-l..--
me genesis OF the present troubl