The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
RAIL STRIKE
HIGH SPOTS
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being screened to discover II It con-
tains any more explosives.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, July s.-The |
first disorder in the birmingham dis /
trict In connection with the strike OF |
shopmen was recorded Gre today /
when a crowd OF strikers attacked /
= l.. Fletcher an employe or the |
Frisco road Fletcher was painfully |
injured and removed to a hospital
ATLANTA. Ga. July s.-W. w.
Waites. superintendent OF terminals
for the Southern railway here. was
arrested late today charged with
shooting at one striking shopmnn
and pointing a pistol at another. Ito
/ was released on bonds totaling f6OO.
HOUSTON, July s.-win Nc
. Clure, negro, said TO he strike
breaker. was killed by n blow on the
head during a fuslllade or ROCKS
thrown hv persons collected neor the
II. e. r. c Yards here late this aft
crnoon.
Police officers were unable 70 de-
trrmine who threw tho rock that
/ struck the negro. He was on com
many property when the blow
crushed his head and killed him al
most instantly. II is declared.
JEFFERSON CITY. July s.-The
entire national guard OF Missouri.
4Qol men and officers. viii be mo-
bIu2ed and ready for instant serv-
ice AZ o'clock tomorrow morning
bv orders OF Gov. a. NJ Hyde.
Adi Gen. william a. Raupp.
acting at the executives order.
called out the troops tonight upon
information that state of lawloss-
ness and insurrection exists with
in the borders OF the state"
GREENVGLLE. Texas. July 8
4. c. Andrtws, employed yesterday
by tho Missouri Kansas e Texas
railroad as n lahorrr in the local
shops. was attacked and severely
beaten by alleged strike sympathi-
zcrs while on his way home from
work today. This IS the first trou-
bic here since about so shopmen
walked out last Saturday. Neither
railroad nor union officials would
comment on the attack.
SPRINGFIELD H., July g.
RcElmcntal headquarters company
of the 130th infantry. now at De.
catur, has been ordered to proceed
Immediately to Clinton, lin response
TO rumors Of further troubles In the
shopmen's strike there.
JEFFERSON CITY. July s.--The
entire Missouri national guard,
numbering. 4.q21 men and officers.
will he formally modified and held
NJ instant service tomorrow morning
at Q o'clock. II was announced here
this evening, following n conference
> between Governor Hyde, Adjutant
General Raupp and representatives
r Of five railroad companies operat-
ing throughout tho state.
: SPRINGFIELD. Ill, July s.-The
: entire 130th infantry, Illinois ma
tlonal guard was ordered mohillzed
tonight by Adiutant General Black.
The troops will hehcld I'm their arm
! ories to be moved az n minute
notice 10 the scene OF threatened
/, trouble in the railroad shopmen's
- strike. There are troops now under
arms as far north as Rockford and
=, as far south as Cairo.
BARBOURVILLE, Ky. July 3
I! Governor Edwin Morrow late TODAY
. ordered troops to move from Hop
I kinsville and Livermore 10 Madl,
sonvlle, when county authorities q
n that place advised him the situa,
70 ton at a strip mine there proved
To- threatening. and that local author
n tiles would he unable 10 handle the
n situation II trouble developed as
!, they anticipated,
3 Governor Morrow was reported
o tonight en- route 10 Frankfort, leav-
$ ing here after brief business visit
!, A total Of 55 men are due TO arrive
e i'm Nadisonvile early tomorrow
morning.