Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-31
MORE DEATHS
ADDED TOLIST
OF CASUALTIES
Army Officials Believe That
Situation is Now Under
Control.
SHIPPERS FIRE AT y
TROOPS FROM HOUSES
Three Score Of Negroes Ar
rested in Last Three
Days.

Chicago. Ills, July 31.-The main
negro quarters of Chicago today were
patrolled by six thousand soldiers, ac-
coutred as for war. after four nights
of race rioting that caused 80 deaths,
II negroes and 13 whites, and the in
| jury of nearly a thousand persons, 200
of whom were severely hurt and a
dozen Of whom may die Of wounds.
No deaths were reported during Nthe
night but many injuries and fires were
recorded.
Governor Frank G. Lowden ordered
! the troops out last night on request of
Mayor Thompson after darkness had
brought renewed rioting and the city's
5000 policemen found themselves az
hausted.
Fire On Soldiers.
Fighting kept up after the troops
reached their stations shortly before
/ midnight and one squad Of saldtergs.
had to fight crowd of negroes III 5
reach their station at 41st street and Il
Wabash avenue, while others Mere
fred on from ambush on the waw to
duty. No soldier was killed or wound
ed. and after the troopers had taken
within the region patrolled.
The law abiding negroes who had
not participated in the rioting and
have been herded within doors for
three days for fear Of attacks, rushed
out doors as the tramp of the military
echoed down the streets Of the black:s
belt, but they had been too much
overwhelmed by fear apparently StoI3
! offer any greeting. merely watchinE
with lightened countenances thesNnAtl
in khaki
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ance of soldier with hav n.ftad
g71ne Oficers in command TsssSsTady /
fbat +o a11 snnea rsncas ,,e dt0~;nrs
nractica,lv uas Deserted and Gnrs III
the oninion that This marked ti,saendlf 4
of The d;aorder which for fvnSs6svs;
had erined rhicaro ss
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Failure of one thousand chauffanrs
carriers and clerks to report for lNtyS
was declared by Postmaster Carlile to-
constitute interference with the
the strike and riots being assigned No.
the reason of the inability Of 49,
ployes to arrive. The interfersQ4p
was reported to Postmaster Gen6h
Burleson who in turn made 1t kHM3
to the secretary of war.
Negro mail chauffeurs and
assigned to tne olack oeit. 49, sSsEf
among tne absences; Plans IoE
lectlon ana presersatlon OF eNz.sss.ssse 49, sssses
Tor prosecution OF tnose gu1ity aassss assss,
der ana assault IN the race rlosA hasys AK
oeen practically cohpieteu uy
ney General brunoase ano ota 81
torney Hoyne, VINO were IN con ps - ssss
/ again To-Day: -,
The states attorney ana wiSSsTs
mediateiy send detectives and lnye
gators out to obtain evidence eNsag
some OF lnese men VINO ldhe HssSfss
NE SO 1reely, SAID Mr. btun14 ~
We expect to send some 10 me eq sssss
tentiary. 2saY
Chief Of Police Garrity to issue aslSsss