The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-24
MARCHERS WILL
BEsRELEASED ON
BAIL, SAYS AMOS

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miners coming off, the day shift,
drove toward the road. A deputy
sheriff was standing on either side
of the car and another was seated
in the truck. Closing following the
truck was another automobile, con-
tanning an escort of armed county
officials.
Excited consultations occurred
among the strikers but no attempt
was made to stop the truck contain
ing the non-union men. The auto
mobile containing the officer stop
ed just beyond the group of men.
The striking miners started to-
ward, but were ordered back in
none too gentle tones. After a con-
ference between the leader Of the
march and the county officials dur
ing which the truck containing the
non-union men got safely away. the
marchers agreed to go home.
The officers drove to turn m
the road and let the marchers pass
Their the automobile drove back
to the mine. Men at the end; of the
marching group halted at this ac-
ton but, APPARENTLY deciding in IA
vor of discretion, presently march
ed on with their comrades. Their
decision was perhaps influenced
somewhat by the appearance of an
other automobile containing state
policeman and other officers.
Marchers Arrested
Between Ais and 4 O'Clock,
Sheriff Charlton and his men got
into action again and rounded up
ninety-one of the marchers. An
attempt was made to arrest the
al gI1T, l"<J/, =
into side-streets, alleys and door
ways and made their escapes.
Those taken into custody were
searched and locked up in the
county Jail. No weapons were
found on any OF the men, though
two of them succeeded in getting
rid of loaded revolvers behind a
radiator in the Jail Office. Nearly
all of the miners arrested had
money in their pockets, several of
them having more than $100 each.
Those who We're arrested in the
raid and who are also held for
completely in the attack on the
Hunsaker mine are as follows:
Sam Adducio, Const Augustine,
Sam Capatbza, Joe Carlo, Mike
Dakish Tony De Marie, Joe De-
placito, Joe Dores, Hassan HaFk-
ish; Joe Joy, Joe Mancino, John
Manzo, Pete Morris, Joe Presuto,
Tony Pubice. Paul Puccio, Nick
Spring, and Nick Tavizco.
The seventy two others arrested
are:
Stanley Vincent. Joe Reninsky.
John Carnage. Sill Ozyoski, Jim
Mastrino. Steve Marage, Peter
Mascara, Frank Sorello, Basil Pat
rick. Charley Falconi, Sam Cap
cots. Camille Japasso, Dominick
De Saliva. Sam Dakish. Mike Da-
kish, Sam Capozzo, Felix Reicuieti
Mike Wosnick, Jim RomboIli,
Dominick Manceni, Ellis Fabian,
John Guido. Tony Guido, Joseph
Straface, Alphonso Batesta, Tony
Domico, Dominick Mario, Philip
Colorso, Paul Berardo. Philip
Garish, Joe Greece, Nick Deplito.
Dominick Forte, John Rossi, Tony
Police, Bostoloni Borcereli, Sam
Perry, Joe Deplato, Sam Jimmy,
John Rays, Salvatore Pulice,
Louie Tartalia. Pete Marsh, Joe
Zaturnik. Larry Basile, Tony Lew
eel, Frank Gentle, Clement Que
lilo, Dominick Domencio, Paul
Gousse, Mike Ciarmarro, Cemi1io
Manso. Tony Senttill, Dominick
Amieo, Nick Farico, Mike Kezko,
G.. B. Olivero. Frank Puccio, Pas
quail Amelio, Larry Bruzzo, Dan
Chinel1i, Louis Lopez, Picnic Paul,
Frank Morusk, John Bericosta.
Robert Cemara, Joe Cargello,
John Helmick, Joe Mocolski.
Frank Grumulo, Patsy Miscare.
Angelo Manzo, Joe Mancine1li,
Mike Fazio, Tony Podesta, Lucia
no Di Ellis, Steve Pollock, James
Moeli.