The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09

to arrive in clinton before p, m,
he said.
SPRING FIELD. Mo, July g.
Capt. l.. II, Eslick, commander OF
company +. 203rd field artillery. re-
ceivod notice late today TO order all
troops moblli2ed at the local armory
and held in readiness for duty.
CLINTON. ILL.,. July 8--James
| Fitzgerald. a striking Illinois Gem
tral shopman OF Clinton, was shot
| through the neck and his i4-year-
old son instantly killed here at l 40
this afternoon when guards opened
fire on the strikers when imported
workmen were being taken to tho
| shops. The strikers were throwing
stones at the guards and men when
the guards opened fire.
The shooting occurred at the Alex
ander street crossing as the imported
wOrkmen were being taken from
their station 10 the shops. Fftzger-
aid was on the street with the strlk-
srs and his Eon was sitting In the
yard of neighbor. A stray shot
killed him instantly. The s or 10
men were being brought In from ST.
Louis. AS thoy we're marched along
tho street stones were thrown and
tHc kuaIuh opened IRE.
BUFFALO, N. y, July s.-shot
through the back by a railroad de-
tective special policeman while he
was walking toward his home near
the New York Central tracks fol.
lowing an argument, Michael Zeal
inski, 25 years old. is In tho smer-
gency hospital, H. c. Kroll, special
policeman. employed by the Now
York Central. Is being questioned at
the Broadway station.
ENID. July s.--A threatening
crowd OF 400 strikers ana sympa-
thizers gathered at the Frisco sta
ton last night 10 greet 20 negro |
strike breakers who were being i'm. |
ported towork in the shops here. |
sheriff c. Il. Dewing and his depu- |
tics dispersed the crowd after sev- |
oral had flashed revolvers. The |
men were put to work In the shops |
here this morning. Approximately |
three hundred are on strike In shops |
here,
WASHINGTON. July s.-Private
detectives hired by tho railroads |
vera blamed today by VILLA N;
Johnson, president OF the Interna.
uon8i Association OF MachiniSs
for disorders incident to the strike |
of shopmen.
The strikers. Johnson said, had
explicit orders not 20 indulge in |
violence or 10 destroy property.
UNlONTOWN, Pa, July s.--Two |
men were severely injured and II |
others were slightly hurt when a
truck containing striking coal min
IA
miles from here. The two Injured
men are in the Unlontown hospital
The party were en- route 10 a miners
mass meeting in Shady Grove park
SACRAMENTO. Cal, July g.
Clashes IN three different sections OF
the city, in which one man was re-
ported severely beaten by strikers
marked developments in the rail |.
road strike here today. The gtrIk-
ers succeeded lE turning several
score ot workers back. II was said
Officials OF the Southern Pacific ad-
mitted today that fewer men report
Cd Tor work In local shops.
DALLAS. Texas, July s-R. q.
Buckmaster, Texas e Pacific yard
master at Marshall. was beaten into
H'DUb'loHbhteAt dltcr belnB Held Up Z
BY four armed men at Marshall Fri (
lay night. according 20 word re-
'eived Saturday morning by ]. a.
Somervlle, general manager OF the
Texas & Pacific. Buckmaster is not &
expected 10 live.
II. Il. Calvert employed al the /
lnion station terminals as a car in !
'pector, was attacked by two un- {
Identified men in front OF his home 5
n South Dallas and struck down 4
WIN a heavy weapon. He was not I
seriously hurt.
CHICAGO. July s.--One man was 1
stabbed six times and another was
leaten with "blaCkiacks" today In a
lcW outbreak near the Burnside
hops of the Illinois Central railroad.
The victims were Andrew Polish and
Michael kukuyno. who were on their .
way home from work when the at. J
aCk occurred. The assault upon 6
hem is attributed 10 shrinking rail I
way shopmen.
Earlier In the day six sticks OF |
Iynamite were found IN coal used IN
he yards of the Atchlnson, Topeka r
Santa Fe road. All OF the coal /,
n the wards Of the company now 10 v
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