The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10
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State oops on Duty in One
STATE and sUnd Ter Arms in
our OtherE States.
FORFEITED
sDefianc OF Constituted Auth
ority Urged BY Commune
ist e literature.

slsssociated Press crucial stage
sraiI strike was reached to-
he tenth since the shop
mems nationswide walk-out.
ational Guard were on
ssdufysi III Ii1lino dis and under arms in
four other states, United States
3n1saarshals were In charge Of law en-.
lESfurcemant MAJ hinery at various
salpoin ts,s the NJ ichigan State Police
sssgeTes ordered and prepared for
II duty, while at o Their rail centers
sSsst Sroads relied upon federal in
Esudnctions and local authorities for
sprotectio u a Sattemptin to oper-
ataIshops and MAINTAIN transpoT-
Sztationsswhich include irroads were
sssshops and round house whistles
ss5shriekeds he final notes Of railro "a /.
#u1tinatuTns cancelling seniority
ssesraaused II to return to the shops to-
Eheda y brought ominous forbod-
ings fsKan Impending crisis at
many Il Din Is as rouble brewed
Il aniong the strikers New acts OF
ofence occurred at scattered
sspofutss and Others were expected as
he situation grew tense. Tue
day%ofS the strike was marked
sby apparent determination q
sssbofh asides Oh stand by the: posi-
MSS. taken at the outset and n
sssfse riansss pointed 70 a ;,yer:sh
ssSsst IL N
ilroad generally prepared to
s ougflst err sh ops wit what labor
aVailab1e accepting returneu
s;ssstrfke rs sand filling vacant Jobs as
ls s2 a s possible with imported
opsg Guard Yards
sssA state troops patrolled the Him
Siasa Central Fayards and shops at
nto Il ii i, Will eat Bloomington
ltys and county officials await
S ton by Lieut. enant Governor
SEarling$onsthe ir$appeal# for troops.
:VSappeal ~ the acting, gov
N adeSS ~ yor : ! ones ,1s
81 as1i Sheriff Morrison late last
snIgh They declared the strike
itIation was out of their control.
sfJationalsG Guard camps We're mos
siIizeds IN M issouTi, Kansas, CAL
fornia and indiana
Quilted States @Marsha1s Levy was
anthoTized BY F,ed eral Judse
SsGaTspent no issued an june
Zion restra lining strikers from IN :
teri ejingSWit l8E the operation iot
Burlington Sh ops IL Aurora, ~ Y.
sempJoy.any ecessary measures
stnSpTeserye peace there and en-
Force the injunction
stTJnited#i tes@marshals increaS-
edsstheir orcesRas they prepared
to@ take charged Of law enforcement
Is; ssSaSpointssin several states where
situations We're criti cal.
@MarshaI e 81 .E 81 Fitzpatrick ana
II Az fldeputies kwent$to Parsons
NJ Kan where state tro opers also
mere ord cred by Governor Allen
Sayeral equities working under
enfaTshalssPe arshall@ of Kansas City
were sent to Slater, M where
the strik ers# for several days had
SSbesensin control Of the Chi
Alton shops and the town.
Q billie Special Deputies
sMobi1iZation Of special deputies
SSund fed eral marshals was made
orsth ditional purposes. of pro
sSfsctingsmailsSa and property Of rail-
roads A M the hand Of RECEIVERS
s #appo inted sbys United States courts.
Bagget,, marshal for the
SssNorthe FERN Texas district, was
guardi malls on the Texas &
sSFacific he NJ issouri, Kansas g
'sgYexass sand the Great Northern
SrailrOadS.
ported strike breakers at
aferexperienced Guilty in OBJ
ta5ning suppl ies8fr the unto
hgmAq ui Is. 9s5ly s3S, 3js.
0fficfals Eof the Missouri Pacific
he annullment or
passenger trains on the
4; companys eastern division.
sA1Idtrain&seryic on the lnterna-
5sffona1 aS q Great II n rthern FROM
sGeorgetnwnsto3sR dract, Tex,
vas suspended. Governor aylor
Tennsssee received appeals u
send state troops to Memphis.
.Stoprotect9prope rtys of the rai d
loads Foursspecia lHagents for tn e
ARRESTED by Memphis
Spndicessforg carrying concealed ;swea-
ssnpnss aWhi1eSof railroad property.
investigate w reck
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by the tSate Off.
insgSa of tn e wreck Of
All 1eSGoIde State Limited y on the
Il Ssflicago#RockIs Island & Pacific at
nd way. The state
rs Isoft IN the cation
of%asSwreckSattBu rtonIS Saturday.
sAnnouncements swas fmade that
ndustrtalssCou prob
ably would Sorders ans investigation
ofSthe attack upon a%negro porter
q Herring,tonss Kan Four men
we're sjaiIed Sasbmembers OF the
q part ASSAULTED the negro.
DisordersEs pread to the East
d e$homesfofS 1.-TWO B I: & o /.
to join the
trtksEvVersYtbom beds at VI Newcastle.
ana; a3strik shot. go M
qwoEWorkmentf forth Missouri
onroe, Pa were fired