Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22
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RioTiNG BREAKS OUT IN aRADDock STEEL MILL, DISTRICT

Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct. 21.-R1otinx which broke out in the Bxaddoek steel mill district today. was renewed 70 night when a crowd Of about Hity strikers and their sym mpathizers clasheo with several workmene who hao JuSs left one of the plants shortly before o'clock. One man was shot during tns melee and many others were 1nJureo
 State troopers, attracted by the noise of the fight. rushed to the scene on their mounts. and rode into the mop using riot clubs freely When the troopers put in an appearances the stones. clubs and bottles. and an un- identified ms=n drew revolver ana fired five shots. one of which struck Joseph Dinnock. in the vicinity or whose home the disorder occurred ~f1e was not seriously hurt 1.
 The troopers finally dispersed the mob and arrested two men, who tregfs- tered at the police station aL-JosePn Owener, aged 34. and Won Wasp. ageo 45. both of Braddock- The two prison ers. according to the police. had sus- tained severe injuries in the hsht.
 In the rioting of today .and tonight more than score of workmen were injured it is said. and they-Were. rush ed to the emergency hospital 4t Inc Edgar Thomson steel works
 Authorities of Braddock tonight an nounced that special policemen would be put on with the regular force ln- mediately to assist state troopers Tn patroliing the streets in the strike zone. .....
 The disorders today. coyered an area of fifteen city squares. resulted ln in- 1uries to many persons, and the arrests charges of carrying concealed weapons. being suspicious persons, rloans ana disorderly conduct
 The most serious fray during the day occurred; at Braddock. where vorknen
 aI.lY Carnegie Steel company were permit ted to leave the mill for their iuncn, the first time since the strike was a. ciared When they attempted to re- turn they. were surrounded by~a crown near. the mill gate, and almost imme- tely dgh ting started.
 The. situation soon passed beyond; control Of the town police and state policemen were sumuoned from Ran; kin. near by They answered the call mounted. and quickly cleared the streets. although a number or persons were injured before quiet was restored. :. Fourteen men were saFrested. as7d The mounted officers renained on duty in. Ter oe fn fursa was nlade thk sk3- thorities who said that t1ost Of. them zero. fcreisznerS who We're taken III hand by friends and not sent 1to. hos pitals. Seven. however we're cared for in an emergency hospital. including one trooper.
 Men employed at the Minzo yuHc-s ton, O.. plant of the Carnegie Steel were said to have been at tackled carly iu the day and number hurt. Efforts of citizens to have Gov. ernor Cox send troops into the county to preserve the peace were met by the. declarat ton of the mayor of Ainsoi Junction that he had sworn, in mum ber of special officers and had the sit- uation well in hand.
 All the steel union organizers in the district assembled here today for their weekly conference. They reported to W Z Foster secretary of the strike that there was little change in the situation, according to an an- at strike headquarters to- night