The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-22
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sH elsand Bunk House Dyna-
Inited at SmithfieId, Pa,
But None Killed
DHIGAGo. Aug. 2-walkouts
bbytrainmen on the Southern Rail
bombings. beating and
s nyestigations OF alleged wreck
pIots marked progress of the rail
shopmenss strike, while efforts to
4 Saett1e ungsuspended pending
The NewSSsY ork meeting tomorrow
GOT IA ILL heads and leaders of tn
RECOMMENDATION brotherhoods med
sFsasiatorsSfor the striking shopmen.
ssssEigbtscom Of state troops
SWere8 ons duty about, the shops of
1.-The South ernssRailway at Spencer,
C,swhereg 1,700 men are out,
land saboutsthe postofdce at Sails
y sbury;Sth three miles from Spencer.
troops at the postoffice were
Y by Postmaster A. H.
fBoyden, who. alleged that open
threats had been to lynch post
offce$clerk:s
Tensenes walled in the stu
alton at SpencerRb but was broken
ssssby arrival Of the troops. Train
men . switchmen and clerks held a
meetingsatIwhicht they decided to
Y Sdefert N owing trains until later
to-day when another meeting was,
TO- be held to decide whether the
sswalkoutAwasat to be permanent. All
sstrainsarrivfng at Spencer after
midnight oversthe Southern we're
fedaupS with the exception of No.
sgs1 8 s whfch Ieftgwith Clyde Keever
M general# foreman#of the Southern
Ss@shops.&at the throttle.
! SSsss Extra Deputies on Duty
I tsa "a tIanta thirty-fve3 extra
United States deputy marsha1s
on duty in the Southern
Inman yards, where
6sSesterday m gro was perhaps
fatally injured and nine others
Beaten. party of men
ssWasSreported to have attacked j.
IN Eeaster,8a boilermaker at Bir-I
ninghan1, late last night near theI
s nm 5buisYilie Nashville <sho ps.t
;as Eeaster,a according to the report.
bound and severely beaten
SSWashing tons arrived at Knoxville
stoawork the Coster shops.
q Craft on 1.-The Louisville-St.
of the Southern will
she tied up completely at 1901
clockThursday m orning. unless
sssBsa Falls, general superinten-E
Sdent3ofS the western division and |
ssgaaresentatives of the big fourl
Esnerho ods,e fleet an agreement
CONTEMPORARIES use of armed guards.
F,,allis today was in Prince-i
~ 5pnssaI where Hfremen walked
outsyesterd ayE and was expected to
8conferswith representative of the |
sbrot herho cd Their action cut off !
"a hes four through trains from
St.lLouis5 and trains
Sin and: on t of Princeton.
Thesgeneral division walkout set
:sfor Thursday would take in all
81 big four24men and will affect
n asse mated, between 40 and
men located at terminals a.
SI5as Louis. ~. Louisville
In diana and Hunting
ton Ind.
AtsHuntington. w. Va. sec
sond attempt to dyna mite Chesa-
&peakesa and Ohio bridge was trust
track walker fright
enedSthree men from the trestle.
They left box5of dynamite and
sforty feet ST fuse.
sBfnemen4f for the Missouri 6
MORT ns;ss Railway discover
SSNedS anshOC5LJucLlon58 Oh lie g&a tTdSho
inca U. ~: on. a TX and removed
III .la sDisilEtes before train
IA lass OF ha5 been smeared on
sstss q e9ssc ard a heavy iron bar
ssisSaHssls REM
q. oGght.. an employe of
iSsoui Pacific Railroad
sle rs I1ittl e Rock, Ark, told the
police that he. and a. companion
ssWereSkidnaPped. taken to grove
4 sonsas river bank and beaten by a
sspaT tyK Of men. Fought ESCAPED at
sStersaS struggle but aid he did not
sgEnoWS til "a fate Of his companion.
who was receiving a terrific beat
One Striker Killed
san Bernardinao. CAL, remain
@ed ina high state of excitement
oYer renewed outbreaks in the
sssSanta4F yards. A striking cleo
frician was killed and another
rfker6$perhans fatally wounded
in aErunning pistol fight with 4
employed at the
inside the Santa F'e
Senclosure According to police. the
K: he emptied nl;tol at
sivesmen who followed hEn from
the shop gates. A strong guard
around the Jail where
thenegroawas held
hotel att SmsEhHeld, Pa
where railway workers stayed.
today. a brick house
@aIsozwas damaged by an explosion.
State Police arrested fifteen men
ter. ans attack. on non-uni.on
ssminsrs Ten men We're injured in
sssthe tghtingls \.