The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-09
Strike Troubles Are Now Reported
 In Many Sections

Houston, July S.-WilI Mc- Clure, negro, said to be a strike breaker, was killed by q blow in the head during a fusilnde of rocks thrown by persons collect cd near the Fl. .e T. c. yards here late this afternoon Police were unable to determine who threw the rock that struck the ne- gro. He wns on company prop erty when killed, 1t is declared.
 Atlanta. July S.-W. W. Waite, superintendent of terminals for the Southern railway here, was arrested late today. charged with shooting nt ope striking shopman and pointing a pistol at another. He was released in bond totaI- ing 5000.
 Springfield, H., July B. Troops under command of Ma Jor John o. Smith of Champaign, were on their way to the seem of rail strike rfoting at Clinton, within 30 minutes after the order was issued by Adjutant General Black. it was announced here by Col. Frank l.. Taylor of the Een- erals staff.
 Springfield, H., July S.-The entire one hundred and thirtieth infantry, Illinois national guard. was ordered mobiiixed tonight by Adjutsut General Black. The troops will he held in their ar- mories to be moved in the event of trouble in the railroad shop mems strike
 Jefferson City, Mo-, July s-- The entire Missouri national guard, numbering 4,02f men and offices, will be formally mobil- txed tomorrow 1t was announced this evening following n confer ence between Governor Hyde, Adjutant General Raupp and representatives of five railroad companies operating throughout the statc.
 GreenvflIe, Tex, July 6>-A. o. Andrews, employed yesterday by the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad ms n Iaborer. in the local shops, wns attacked and severe- Iy beaten by alleged strike sympathizers while on his way home from work today. This is the first trouble here since about 50 shopmen walked out late Sat- urday. Neither railroad nor uni0in officials would comment on the attack.
 Clinton, TIL. July s,-Ffrst trouble in the railroad shop mems strike occurred here today when n guard employed by tho Illinois Central railroad shot and killed James Fitzgerald, a 12- year-oId boy, who with his fath- CT, James Fitzgerald, seriously, n striker, nnd . passer-by, Elmer HanI<inson.
 It is said the trouble started when the guard told . number of striking sympathizers to keep off the right of way, declaring he would "shoot the first man who stepped over the dend Iine." Fitzgerald, it is claimed. stepped over, whipped out pistol and in- vfted the guard to begin shoot ing.
 Chicago. July 8. = Charles F. clyne, district attorney. and Robert Levy, United States marshal. late today received tele- grams from Attorney General Daugherty at Washington, authorizing them to use force in preventing any interruption of interstate commerce and tho movement of mails.
 Springfield. O., July s.--.Mayor w. F. Freeman today notified T 4. Hamilton, vice president of the Frisco. that he would expect the railroad company to remove from the city immediately all negroes, who, after being brought here to replace strikers, had de- cided not to work. F'ifty-one white iaborers arrived here today and were put to work in the Fris- co shops. There was no demon stration on the part of the strikers.
 Slater, Mo, July 8. - Deputy United States ;narshals guarded the Chicago and Alton shops here tonight under command of I. K. Parshall, U. S. marshal for the western district of Missouri.
 Marshal Parsaall explained that he had come here under tele- graphic instructions from the department of justice in Wash ington and that his orders are to prevent infraction of federal laws. Interference with inter- state commerce or malls will not be tolerated, MT. Parshall said.