Arizona republican., 1920-08-07

cllding about 500 who saw service overseas, were sworn in
 The American Legion posts of Dem Yer also agreed to assist the police. ana large numbers of them patrolled IT e streets tonight in uniform. Besides noing duty on the downtown intersec- tons, they were assigned to patrol uuty in outlying districts to relieve the regular police for duty at the trouble centers.
 Governor Issues Statement.
 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Au- gust 6--To act and act promptly is tfe only thing to do in crisis of this nd. Governor Shoup declared tonight to representative of the Associated Press at his office here, relative to the strike situation. But federal troops were called in from the outside to as- aEter Mayor Dewey Bailey and a com ulttee of prominent citizens repre- sentative of the business and commer- cal interests of the city had called nd urged him to do so.
 Governor Shoup emphasized the se- rsousness of the situation and said that after 8 full investigation at noon today, following the request of the mayor for outside assistance, he had felt impelled to act immediately. City and state officials are acting in the fullest cooperation. the governor said.
 Troops Receive Orders.
 CAMP FUNSTON, Kan, August G. i've hundred troops with field equip nient will leave here early tomorrow morning for Denver, in compliance with telegraphic orders received from headquarters of the central depart raent. U- S. A.. in Chicago. Experi- tnced men have been selected for the euty. The name of the officer who will command the detachment has not teen announced
 Resume of Strike
 Rioting in connection with the strike. which was called at a. m. last Sun ay. has cost five lives and thousands If dollars in property damage. Fifty persons have been injured and thirty right arrested in connection with the sioting-
 While the executive committee was n session tonight considering the ques- lion of ending the strike the most dead y riot of the strike was in progress at he East Side car barns. Three men were killed in this disturbance.
 The rioting tonight caused Governor Shoup, under authority conferred by he commander of the central depart ncnt of the army, to ask Colonel Bal lou. in command at Fort Logan, just outside of Denver. to send in his troops for duty until the forces ordered here rom Camp Funston can arrive. The Fort Logan men are expected to reach the city about 3 a. m.
 StAOnel Dal4OQ IS expected 10 Dr1Dg about 250 men into the city and SOC are expected to arrive from Camp Funston sometime tomorrow.
 The strike was called following a meeting at midnight last Saturday night and was intended to secure an Increase in wages for the men from 5s cents to 75 cents per hour. It was called Judge Whitford held this after noon. in violation of previous injunc- rion issued by him ordering them not 10 strike
 Judge Whitford found seven officers of the union guilty of contempt for calling the strike and said he would sentence them at II o'clock tomorrow morning. also declaring that the action taken to end the strike in the meantime would be taken into consideration in awarding sentences.
 Although the strike was called last Sunday there was no violence until late yesterday afternoon, when the company attempted for the first time to carry passengers on cars operated by strike breakers In the rioting that followed two men were killed, several injured, the offices of the Denver Post were partially wrecked, five cars were almost demolished and other property dam aged