Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-07
PEACE RESTORED
AFTER TWO DAYS
OF. ELGH ING
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may die, He was taken to the
county hospital, as were also the
other injured.
A crowd of several hundred peo-
pie gathered about the barns early
in the evening but contented
itself with shouting until shortly
before $3.50 O'Clock, when an eff
fort apparently was made to close
in on the barns. The move was
met with a fusilade of shots from
those protecting the barns. A de-
tachment of armed police was on
duty at the barns and the $50
strike.breakers housed there also
were armed.
Federal troops from Camp Fun
ston. Kansas, are expected TO ar
rive in the city tomorrow TO as
sist the police force in response TO
a request sent by Governor Oliver
II. Shoup to the commander of the
i central department of the army
The governor received a telegram
from the chief of staff at Chicago
stating that 500 troops would leave
Camp Funston for Denver cary
tomorrow morning.
The chief of staff also authorized
Governor Shoup to call on Fort
Logan, Just outside of Denver, foi
troops for immediate use. No cal
has yet been made on Fort Logan
Another crowd of several hun
,lred persons has been In the Nicin'
itv of the south side barns, where
two men were killed last night, al
evening. but so far no violence has
been reported from there.
The Denver Post, whose plan
"a was wrecked by the mob last night
s. was able to publish from its owr
building today. "
Union chiefs are in session TO-
night considering what action they
shall take as a result of an order
issued by Judge, Greeley w, Whit
ford this afternoon directing then
t5srevoke the strike order,
The court also found seven Q;
The leaders guilty of contempt for
calling the strike last SUNDAY
morning in violation of previous
Injunction issued by Judge Whit
ford ordering them not TO strike
They will be sentenced tomorrow
morning and the judge declared
that their action In calling off tins
STRIFE or refusing to do so woult
he taken into consideration wher
they were sentenced.
The court issued an addiuona
Injunction restraining the unior
from picketing the tramway com
psny's property and ordering then
not to interfere with the move
ment of cars. ......
Officials of the Trades and l.abo
Assembly and of the carmen's un
ion issued statements this after
noon disclaiming responsibility TO
the violence of last night.
Others injured were;
Mike Connell, So, shot in shout
der.
p. ]. Newell. IS, shot in RICH
foot.
Lloyd Gaskill, s, shot in hip,
James Burns, shot in left foot
More than twenty others are re
ported to have been wounded bu
their names have not been ascer
tanned.
Automobile traffic between Thir
teenth and Nineteenth. Market ant
Broadway, which includes the en-
tire business section of the city
was prohibited tonight by ordeI
of Mayer Dewey C. Bailey. Mem
bers of the American Legion wh'
volunteered to help maintain orde
were stationed on the intersection
to see that anly those with prope
permits were admitted.
The order was issued in an eff
fort to prevent the gathering o
large crowds
As another precautionary meas
IRE, the mayor forbade any pa
rades or demonstrations of an.
kind until further notice"
Mai. Erie Kistler, overseas vet
eran, was placed in command o
the volunteer policemen who re
sponded to the mayors call. Nor
than 1000 men. including abou
600 who saw service overseas, wer
sworn in.
The American Legion posts o
Denver also agreed to assist tn
police and large numbers of then
< patrolled the streets tonight i
uniform. Besides doing duty o.
the downtown intersections the
were assigned 70 patrol duty i
outlying districts to relieve tn
regular police for duty at tn
trouble centers.
Sas
Denver, Colo. Aug. s.---Judg
Greeley w. Whitford in the dis
trict court this afternoon .ordere
the leaders of the striking stret
car trainrnen to Immediately reca
the order issued last Sunday for
strike on the Denver tramway sy'
TEN. The judge found seven Of ii
leaders guilty of contempt for cal
ing the strike.
The leaders were alleged 10 hay
violated an Injunction secured
the city several weeks ago, restrain
ing the company from reducir
wages and the men from strikin