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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-05

George Harvey of Stowe had the
thumb and three fingers of his left hand
cut off while running saw at the Smith
mill in Moscow few days ago Mr.
Harvey had worked for Mr.. Smith only
one day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-05

After being out of commission since
1916 the steamer Chateaugay was re-
employed in the service of the Cham
plain Transportation company Tuesday
on runs between Burlington and Platts
burg, taking up the schedule of the I'll.
conderoga that stopped when that boat
ran on a reef Is days ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
Why, Why, Why?--B o|shevsm Or the Republic
Rv NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS

element during those awful weeks When
II" English government was usih <
every means 70 prevent IN" Sill!hC OF
Trutzky and luis fellow Bolshevists back
70 Eussia TrOtzky said he was return
ing It" bring IN Il Revolution In rus
STA, and stop RuSSiaS war against Ger
many" SprInG-Itic" and In" English
rabinc; knew that if ihcer Rolshrv!sts
received passports from the United
States government. they would stop
Russia's war against Germany. and Il"
fureSaw that Tr"tZkyS release If two
million fresh GcrnIan troops would
probably destroy the $500" british
soldiers that fell in tho spring Of 81. A.
an excuse for giving the passport. II
has been sail that kcrcnSkr cabl"d
Washington. asking that TrOtZky and
his followers hr allowed 10 return 10
Russia. Now kerTnSEy denies tbs. II
in HaiifaN. used his Influence upon -
certain washington iur:>t. and thar
these two men secured PASSPORTS FOR 40
RulshevIts. Tn" Americans people are
liking who is rrSpuniil" for lOosing the
EOIShrviSt wolves upon tn" Russian
sheep" ~ who's" door docs that Grim
con guilt belong? To-day. silence IS con-
fCSSiuu'
TIL" Other day a newspaper published
the list If tn. a.;:tat"rS radicals rcYo-
tent. leaders Of the propaganda for over
throwing tn" government OF the United
States. and then side by SIDE. printed
tn. names Of men holding government
Jobs. and found that these lists were
largely Identical. 1t is on" thing 20 toll
crate the presence Of an alien enemy Il
= another thing - "U"uUrIg" by re-
i"as... criminal: win" ar" tho open enc
niles Of tn Republic. our President
has beer Ill during tn" past three
months. Who then is rrsr"us'hl" for
The failure IF port or punish til" Boil
Sh~viSt leaders in this EiG1utI" ""nSnir'
49,.
that is simply illustrated ny tn" mas
s;t"re of the returned soldiers. by tbs
EnlsheviSts If Ccntralia" l. - perfect,
~ plain that the |. W. VS.. the pre-
Germans. tn" Communists. tho closed
shop labor leaders. who talk about
lighting upto. death" In" anarchists
>vnlicalistS. and S"ditinnis'F have now
maSScd for Il coming lag - i:"V"lU'!ou
The ISSUE a. Inc hour s. tn" drstru,' inu
Of DolShcvism or the life of tn" Rrpu'..
liz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
CHARTERS ISSUED

CHARLESTON,.W W. Va, Dec. Char
tcrs have been issued by the secretary Of
| state to tho following corporations:
Lincoln Smokclcss Coal Co, Logan
capital stock 800. 300: incorporates
! NJ. G. Spcrry. S. G. Highland. F.. r. Der
son. C w. Neff. w. o Bowers, Clarks-
I burg
Motor Service Co. Clarksburg; capital
stock. $4,000: incorporatorS: ]. j. Web
ster. G. +. Williams. Il. b. Jarvin. VI. NJ
Murphy. c. 81. Barnes Clarksburg.
Tuxedo Tribe Sc. o. r NJ. Crumplcr
! incorporators: II. l.. Maxwell, W. H.
! Handy. G. CLEARWATER, II. w. FiZer w
r. Bradley. Crumplcr.
i, Mt. Hope Land Co.: capital stock. sa".-
0000; incorporatorS: J. Il. Garrett. a. W.
! Rodgers \. d. Moslcy. T.. {. Mosely.
: A. NJ Moslcy. Mt. Hope.
! Redwood Lumber Co, Weston; capt.
/ tai stock. $4,000; incorporalors:C. W.
Sprinkler. T.. VI. Bonner. Cincinnati: ".
/ L. Jack. NJ l.. Farnsworth Weston.
| Shrewsbury Coal Co; capital stock.
| $4,000; incorporators: G. l.. G"cttman.
, II. c. Ncasc, c. J. Van Fleet NJ. +. Stilcs.
Ida Foutainc. Charleston.
! Redwood Theatre d Amusement Co ;
! capital stock. $50.0h0: incorpUrar0rS: \
! c. Hcrold. l.. +. Hcrold l.. u. McCutsh-
| con, - L. b'Illett, ". l iliaISrT, ltlGh-
| wood.
Grccnmar Coal Co. Elkins: capital
| stock. 10000: incorporat"rs: W. T..
! Green, \. r. Martin. J. r. Brown. T.. \.
Brown, Elkins; R. 4. Reid. Tallmansvuic
! Mason County Bank Of New Haven:
! capital stock, $4,000: incorporat"rs, d.
| r. TERRELL. G. y. Capchart. J. Batcy, IL.
! T. Fry New Haven; Il. Roush. Graham.
J Watts Land Co. Tams; capital stock.
! sl500O0; incorporators: W. l.. TamS. r.,
! ii. Il. Tribou. II. q, Davis. G. l.. >Wilc"X-
on. Tams J. W. Wilson. Wyco.
Hardwood Lumber & Mfg. Co.. Al
bright; capital stock. S25. Onnm incorr" ~
tors: I. $. Warn. Haywood; q. X. Warn.
/ Pittsburgh: w. T.. DcltZ. r. l.. DcIIz,
! Edna l.. DeItz. Harrisburg IA
! Templar Motor Sales Co.. Charleston
capital stock. $1,000: nc"rportrurs. T.
. c. Knox. Jr., V. +. Fr2Zrll. ". G.. Mac
! Corklc. w. D. Lewis, : l.. Chiffon
| Sharleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

Inst Sunday afternoon IN the NV
York u!ppOdru'nc over "'s"" I,,,I',rs
,.sr,. assembled \ S"rieS OF rtS"'uS.'l'.
IA nor 80 much suggest "r request a.
~ ,d ,h,. G.Dnrtatiun Of certain enc
,,,.s If the Republic tIuNc ""9'., Wv
or. impressed win c't''t!" ,.,,,,.,
cd anger ;Inh moral tndikna''"u ..s,a'''2 -,
~. ,rthurlti..S who have charGe OK
- ali,,n enemies Carlyl" IN ms
.tTII.orv ns thr French Revolution.
rs Gr 4 pubic meeting in Paris. NJ
which n. S.,y+ "tn"rr was :. ~" vi, 60.
49, mud.rtunr 81 anger th.St was l"L
.uc on,innus ;hau IN" protests NAV
M, into words upon IN" lips "l a."
,,t.r." Thu next day "rNuE.l tU'
r;ntx and the beginning OF IN" ttsN ",u .1
ION that ended win me &ussi',, an 80 80"
the brh"ading OF huH"' No ~ "
had ruled France
ro-dar the American people are h"'
.,,i,. askiu- certain questions. but IN
mood of anger ar" dfn'th'.hH az q.
T.xandrr Brrkmann was c"nLlct"u ~
crime against the country va '''
,u-ncd loose on bail;
.rh.. notorious Haywood. The leader "t
., " vs. Was convicted az a Grim"
- a,.-..,itfnE our government " ny -
~. ~. ON ball. continuing his attacks
upon our CONSTITUTION: ,.
M%rc chan TOO alien enemies wrrS
conyir;.d in Seattle. sent I" NV ."rN
fnr d.purtation: all but tNFrr 81 sn',t'
rycre Gui-, IS released. :" immediately
resume their plotting
Scores OF Bolshcvists wcr" arrested.
and Cau%ht as thu authorticS say WIN
ths goods upon them. ana th"se tra'-
-, r.,f 10 EIt:s Island. Later tons OF
EnishevIst prrpNglndt w"r" destroyed.
and their guns. h"lmhS. and r'ii". taken
from these Reds Now II Se"t' that
lbs. "T,rds" were allowed I" escape
-, L'lls Island because they were
not guarded. and have returned I" their
nId LauntS 10 prepare new iErendlarF
propaganda and manufactur" ne"
Thn Departmcnt 81 Justice has long
hoar familiar with In" Bnlsh"vist plots
- nrartbrow this government: It's rep
raesntattvcs have Sc"m the per-! daily
GROWING larger and , 9!aGK stayx tb mat De- ~
partmcnt Of justice: .Lt.,
1t is now well known that the tninS
that killed Spring Rice, the English Am
aaSsSdnr. No. 49, M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

- .L 5.,;.;opS
The railways cam. ana NJ
rt the Suprrfn" court Iufh'SH - -
basis for he '"Ht"ht'hh' 'lat undeI ~.
present law th"F may u"in'hu g.;
which will enable them I" earn a net IN
come Of !, or per ""ntuih uPph 'm'
entire ya!u" of IN" property when r'u,
der the service. II l. pr"hah!" tht' M!
ragduai!y Will reach IL" INA ihtH H'?
in view. II So. IN" l""nir WIZ I've pay
ing upon Tn" properties inst rs theS 49,
without ad'!!i'"hI 60 'Nt"nN',nS 49,
cr"tS"S IN 'di'''I "'' 90 nan 49,
charge Of NOR" than Sl'2V"'V"V'"eo pof
year. !,
II is our d'tth'tdt" Judgement ln'ts
viii ht' fdr ID -, : l"F ''!'itaL |" "'', ~
low guaranteed r"luri' ana We INV
that II WILL u" lAIlnl'eIH D"'t.r 'U' nv
p""rl" I" @'H' tN' EMatAhttrr, LOT u ~" "
not 10y amy. r"SSihHtE ihcr"',S .m r,r
burdens ava ~ "l" rs H. Inrt.i r"j W.
possible" pam '""arH i FE ,t ."'. IA ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

The FIJI 1urinCipI" To 10 accepted IN
IN, .railrnt,. .I."rganiHaii" toward when
we are l"nklnE must b" tn" c"nN"Ilda
ton Of our railways INTO "lSH'''R =,
twenty SyStCmS. under III" InltiAiIN' an"
direction Of the government; Not re-
giun3l systems. for IN "u" judgment tha'
would be a sad mistake.
Within proper hounds. the rivalry or
servic" is Of thc utmost value. ana Inc
view suggested C"ut"mplHI"S m" pre-
sSrvatiuu Of vN!StIUE competition IN
every part uf thu country. and prdctl-
cailE III every community:
The second principl" toward which We
have been drawn. SLOWLY ANA rSluCtaht-
" but surely. i III" government guar
anty. in som" form. Of L return upon
capital invested should D." favored. nut
because We are now practically guran-
tceiny the return. and ar" not securing
the low rate of return which direct
government undertaking should ana
would command.
Ticking tn, railway properties to-
gethrr. III. lconl" have. for years and
years. h"vm paying capital charE" iar
in excess Of 4 rcaSuuIhl" rat" OF inter
est upon 4 government obligation.
IT," aNcraG, net operating lnrnln" OF
the class roads for ~" year WIS, l!l".
1917 was NOR" than &?n"."0n.Nn AMI
this dos not include corporate Incom"
from other sources than operation
Tbs Vast amount Was avaiIAhie, II
;hc "urIrIu'"% has chosen 50 !" us" H.
for the payment "f interest upon cur
rent and funded md. It.in"SS and dIri-
bends upon capital stock.
In lal7 railway bonds aggregated at
par lit'l" ni"rr rhtu &ll .eno.nhh."oh.
and railway stock at par. eliminating
duplication. a little more than S6.OVO,-
00O.na Tn" Hv"rLc" rate Of int"rvS,
upon the bonds is Il triflr in excess "f
ii, rrr r"utun upon Ia" entire column
Of railway stocks. rcckonrd At their par
value.
If a government guaranty in normal
times can command capital NJ 4 per
cent, and if il were GRANTED that N"
railway properties of III" country equal
cd in valu" their entire capita It2aii"n
tho people would say" $20, hu".non annu.
ally by making IN" return certain ana
taking tn,. benefits H. which the guar
au,y would justly cntllir them.
This however. i not the c"mNl"t"
story so far rs the future is concerned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

with the irsuo OF December 9th. Some
OF tho articles are 1.-THE Tale OF the
Trail of the Cough" "Ta1e of the Bur-
row Of 500 Moy," Tale OF tho Brand
Of tho yellow Claw" "Tals Of the Trau
of tn. Cigarette BOZ" and others,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

Grover c. Gordon. OF Wheeling who
shot and seriously wounded Mrs. Flor
ence \. Anderson in this city last week.
and who submitted TO TRANSMISSION of
the surgeons say, probably did. is in
blood 10 save her life. which operation.
Jail. unable to furnish bail in the sum
Of $4,000. The injured woman Is rapidly
recovering. Gordon attributes his
trouble to bootleg whiskcy and jealous
rage. although he says that his mind is
q blink concerning the tragedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06
DREAMY OLD CHINATOWN

Tales Of the underworld of New YORK
or stcriss OF nights Of perpetual light,
as told by Detective Francis E. Caddell,
of the New York City police depart
ment, will appear in The 1atelligencer
IN Mondays md Wednesdays, starting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

Checks. settling up deferred payments
OF a,lotunentS made by men in the ser
vice. have been secured and forwarded
by Senator Sutherland TO Mrs. Zoie l..
Goodwin. Of Clarksburg. s20S. and MIS-.
Catherine Jane Marling. Of WarwoOd.
Wheeling. SI70.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

Clarence r. Scholl has been commits
stoned postmaster at Ardrossan w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

Buy WAR SAVINGS sTAMrs.. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

resolution by Senator Sutherland.
directing Railroad Administrator Hines
TO report forthwith what arrangement
had been made by him to pay West Vir-
S!nia coal operators for coal seized and
diverted. Is pending in committee. and
its author is urging n report on it with
out needless delay. Operators complain
that payments for their coal taken over
have been SO slow coming in that they
are embarrassed in meeting their pay
rnlla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

Mrs. B. Randolph Bias and Miss Bias,
of Williamson. are visitors in Wash
inirfnn
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WASHINGTON
Yves: Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip al the Nations
Capital.


WASHI\,iTtpE.- Dec. I--ConErcSSman
l.. = I:'hul~. OF thu SIXTH district. has
sell. ted for IlpuIuin"ut to tn" Naval
academy. NHlNHu l.r' l.lIlN. of H"rki"yr
ami William StCrl Nouu,"iI, OF Mhflln-
ton
----.--------
Application has h""n been made I" tn"
Stat" Department by Congressman Goo
dlhU"nlI for raS~i""rtS, 80 that they
may como 10 thus country, for TWO SIS
ter; Of H. y. krdWan, al Mull'nS, WHO
are ut present At Damascus, SYRIA. y
rcuu"sj Tor III" diSvhHrt:r from Tho army
"f sergeant stephen q, Cross. or Green
hvi'r Springs. has ais" hv"It lhtdr |" me
\Glutfnt GENERAL oil IN" Army ny MI
Coed! N""HiZ.
" ,
An aH"iti"'" M I,'" '''",, e. si@t
th'I" tH' 'h' "'I""'i' nu, :" M,'i'. Cn,L
b.; h'tH Zee II I'tM"l",H y! H'n,,Ii 'n"'''
r!Iaih l" ~ .N'''I''' ~ it"'i,r!'' ~,
lih:j"rI W; VI account "a h'' SUI
George Is. VINO WAS III inc S'EN!Cc'.
------
Congressman NJ. VI. Nicely VIII so 10
Bluci"ld L. deliver thu annual mem"rlaf
address for tho lodge 81 Ems there.
This engagement was made by Major
Nicely months ago. s. nat"r Warren q,
Harding. OF uhi". Will =" I" .Fark"rS-
the Antl"r lodge men III that city.
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

An allotment has h"cn made, and n
ChcrN tor lh, all"uHi du" I" daa", 81 a.
d. has Ice, II Forwarded 10y Senator Suth-
rrland IL Mr- .\al"lim' y. Hudson. 81
Hartford. ". Vi. account of her son
George s. " no WAS IL the service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-06

hartman of the Committee on Interstate Commerce.
The sun., 1919-08-20
CHIDED FOR BEING
LATE, KILLS WIFE
Death Ends Frequent Quar-
rsis of Jersey City Pair.

with a gun which he bought two
years ago to shoot rats in his back yard,
Henry J. Sachs. 32,, yesterday shot and
killed his wife, Mary. in their home
500 Tonnele avenue, Jersey City, be-
cause, he told the police. she chided hin,
for getting home late from work. Sachs
said he had ouarrelled frequently with
his wife since their marriage They
have three children, the Oldest IL years
old.
In a statement to Captain Cummings
in the Central avenue police station,
Sachs said: 'I shot my wife, Mary. with
the rife because I lost my head. / had
home quick enough for her. She grabbed
the gun. which was standing in a ward
robe in bedroom. / took II away from
her in the hall. when she ran away and
the gun went off, and she fell. l went
where she was lying and stood there
until the officer put me under arrest"
Sachs is employed at the Tietjen and
Lang dry docks In Hobokeu as a boiler
maker. Mrs. Angela Tangway. a neigh
Dor. said she was sitting on her porch
when she saw Mrs Sachs run out of the
house next door with her husband in
pursuit, carrying the rifle. She wa,
frightened and ran. she said. when sic
heard the rife shot. Looking back size
saw Mrs. Sachs had fallen.
The police found the rife under 4
plank in the cellar with the breecn
broken. Sachs said he smashed the gun
against the wall after the shooting. lie
was kneeling by the body when PATROL
man Tuite arrived.
The sun., 1919-08-20
ACOUITS CHAPMAN
OF .SLAYING DOT
Jury Finds He Could No,
Haze Fired Fatal Shot.

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 1s.--It took ip,,
ten minutes TO acauit Eller D. Chapm,,
Of the murder Of Mrs. Dorothy schv.A
In the Corporate Court here this aft.s'
noon.
Character witnesses introduced bvn.
defence included Frank A. Morey, forr,..
Mayor Of Lewiston. Me-; Charles =.
Marie. the present Mayor. and o,h,,
citizens.
Chapman had been n resident OF ,h,,
city Ave weekS when Mrs Schwab Wa.
killed. They were together on tho .v,'
ming of April 23 from O'Clock ur,u
rear midnight. The murder was COW,
mitted about midnight near a hedgs !.
Elmwood Cemetery. Chapman decisr.s
that he and Mrs. Schwah were attacksS
by a highwayman. That the man ,ho,
him (Chapman) first and dragged NJ,
Schwab some distance and then ~.
her. Her body was found with a brjl..
through the neck. Chapman had !.
bullet wound in his right hip. Hs va.
In st. vincent's Hospital for thr..
weeks. The bullet has never been ~
tracted.
II was contended by the defencs fra,
Chapman could not have shot hlm,.,
in the spot where the bullet entersS
w. A. Jones. a firearms expert OF N.~
York. testified that Chapman could ma,
have possibly inflicted the wound in nj,
hip.
The sun., 1919-08-20
.OLEAN PATROLLED
BY RIOT DEPUTIES
Strike Breakers Held IN jail
to Prevent Fresh Trouble.

OLKAH, -. Y, Aug. is.-iIundreds OK
specially deputized citizens are patrolling
the streets OF Olean tonight to prevent
a repetition OF the riots of yesterday, in
which a score OF persons were injured
Although there were few signs OF dis
order tonight II was feared that the
striking employees of the Western New
York and Pennsylvania Traction Com
pany might attempt to get even" with
the strikebreakers who defeated their
efforts to storm the car barns last night.
Large crowds gathered during the
evening in the vicinity OF the jail. IN
which forty strike breakers are confined.
The police and special deputies kept the
crowds moving. Late tonight a detail
Of State policemen arrived to assist the
local authorities and were assigned to
the Gordon throwR about the jail.
Sheriff Raymond T. Malery plans to
get the strike breakers out of Olean
early in the morning. They will be taken
from the jail at 2 o'clock and placed in
automobiles. which will rush them to
the county Jail in Little Valley. Their
removal. II Is expected, will restore COM
plete calm. Sheriff Mallery said to-
night that his deputies and the city po-
lice have he situation well in hand and
will not need the assistance of State
Guardsmen.
The sun., 1919-08-20
FOREIGN WAR VETS
ELECT WESTERN MAN
Irish Question Rejected at
Providence Convention.

PRov1DENcE, r. l.. Aug. 19.--F. War
rem Kariing of Kansas City. was re-
elected commander in chief of the Vet
Grams OF Foreign Wars at the twentieth
annual national encampmept here to-
day. Capt. r. q. Woodside Of the
Thirty-eighth Infantry and founder of
the Rock of the Marne Post Of that
organization in France, was nominated
against Mr.. KRrling. but Withdrew.
Other officers elected were: Senior
vice-commander, Private Jack J. Singer,
Jersey City; junior vice-comma nder,
Capt. Bertram c. Snodgrass, Washing
ton, d. c.; General,
Charles e. Lehmkuhl, Detroit Surgeon
General, Lieut.. Matthew r. Czubak.
Philadelphia Advocate-General, Royal
c. johnson, Aberdeen. 8. d.
The only contest was for the Junior
ice-commandership, which Capt Snod-
grass won on the first ballot. The
vote: Snodgrass. 311: Jack Schener,
Minneapolis, 10; George W. Sullivan,
New York. 1e4. ,...
Resolutions favoring the independence
OF Ireland and opposing the admittance
Of Victor Berger to Congress were voted
down. as being political matters which
do not concern the encampment." These
resolutions were acted on after Com
mander in Chief Kariing had cautioned
the members not TO do anything that
would give the organization a political
aspect.
There was a long discussion Of the
Irish question, with more than score
The sun., 1919-08-20

charged with having beaten. kicked and
choked the girl TO death on the shores
OF Lake Cayugs and then taking her
body out in canoe and dumping II into
tho water. Attorney Collins. represent
ing the dead girls father. presented to
the court an affldavit by man who
swore he had seon the canoe. with Fether
in II and a girl & r e. hanging over the
side. near the shore o. the lake Justice
Kiley accepted this evidence after a bit
ter argument on the part OF attorneys
for the accused man.
Fether was in the court room under
guard of Sheriff Green, Deputy Nc
Carthy and several other deputies. He
asked to be taken for a walk around
the town, but the people stared at him
70 much that after a few minutes he
became nervous and asked to be taken
back 20 the courthouse. He listened un-
moved while District Attorney Adams
declared that the contradictory stories
told by Fether. the finding Of his
trousers with the legs knotted and GER
tain MARIN or the canoe all Indicated
guilt and the commission Of crime.
Fether had known the missing gtTl
but n few days when he invited her for
ride on Cayuga Lake on the night of
July 10 His story Is that while they
were sitting in the canoe kissing each
other the craft overturned and he was
Unable TO save her. Men have been
searching every day for the last week
for the girls body. but without success.
The sun., 1919-08-20
ONE DEAD IN CUDAHY
RIOT; TROOPS CALLED
Many Others Shot - Three
Bombs at Officials Home.

wuwAuKrE. Aug. 1e.-one man was
killed. eight others were shot, one of
them probably mortally wounded, and
scores Of other persons cut and bruised
in riot of strikers from the Cudahy
packing plant at Cudahy. near here. late
to-day.
Three companies Of State militia were
ordered to the scene tonight by Col.
Philip Westphal, acting under instruc-
tions from Gov. Philip. In the mean
time eishty-five deputy sheriffs will at
tempt to maintain order.
The outbreak occurred when women
from the office force attempted to leave
the plant and were stoned by wives Of
the strikers. When deputies attempted
to assist the workers 10 safety. the
women rioters screamed for their hug
tnnds and when the men Joined the
lighting the officers were helpless under
fusillade OF missiles. Firing was be-
gun. Each side accuses the other of
starting the gunfre.
For more than an hour the battle
continued with sporadic firing. but the
crowd finally was dispersed and order
was restored. A number OF deputies are
among the injured
Three bombs were found on ths YER
suda Of the home Of John Schmidt, su-
perintendent Of the packing plant
The sun., 1919-08-20
STRIKE RIOTS BRING
TROOPERS TO OLEAN
Fifteen Injured When Strik-
ers Attack Strikebreakers.
Special pespatcA 10 TnE srx.

ALBANY, Aug. 1e.-As result of
strike rioting in Olean Gov. Smith was
ssked to-day by Mayor Foster Stud
holme. Sheriff Mallory and District At
torney Laidlaw OF Cattaraugus county
TO send Major George F. Chandler and
detachment OF State troopers into the
city to preserve order. Last night fifteen
persons were injured. two seriously.
when strikers and sympathizers attacked
strike breakers. who repelied attacks
with shotguns
1t developed to-day that the county
officials wished the State troopers called
in last night, but the Mayor refused.
believing the situation could be handled
otherwise. Under the law the State po-
lice cannot take charge of such a situa-
tion in a city unless the Mayor requests
II New disorders to-day changed the
Mayors mind and he Immediately got
into communication with the Governor.
Major Chandler had forty troopers
stationed outside the city awaiting word
10 go on strike duty. He left early this
afternoon 70 take charge Of his men.