The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-02-11


martial law proclamation General Engey and G. Wi
them was Gy Miller then president Teurde Miners
When they arrived in Rdgeway they were lined up
the sidewalk and told that they had been taken
out Miguel county because they We're not " &#
wanted peculiar thing about many Of the r Inn
men who deported that they would not stay %e<
depored to Telluride to be run out KP3 ~
again When Williams came to headquarters IN IL ~
shipped back Telluride in barrel WA
Williams told about the deportations AT (Ms|@
eight o'clock Captain Scholes came with a bunch OF
soldiers get They took US to the court house 9th
worried leaving their families like that without any one
look a1uef 'nam SAW AND T9 as she She tried
husband but of the dirty yowegs showed ne
before pulled out saw the same woman
all in with huyng and her face twisted up WITH
sick to look after the baby let alone work.
They were through forced to leave their house
we're being kicked out mot wanted by thought
lot of them made up their minds to go ack on 'he mex
train they could get
Williams told demanded of County Attorn
Howe gambling should be closed during the strike The
knew that the miners lot of their and the
union would be stronger the money was IN the mems pocket
instead of in the pockets of the gamblers
A. H. Foaten manager store in Telluride
with depee He to Denver When he az
peared clothes torn and the front OF his sh
was blood He told that soldiers and gunner ma
broken night when he undressing for bed tina
they dragged half dressed with his shoes in his hand He Ia
cash an inch long his head where he had been uc
by gun the hands of Walter Kinley.
"Why don't you change your Shirt? asked him.
"WeI want people what happened to me-
every one will believe you just clean shirt on
told him.
From the time deportaons following the declaration of
ta law January nothing of special interest occurred unit
the March, hyour arrested charge
of them fined $500 and costs and give
o'clock the next day their fines leave the county,
go to work work the of the city, One
men, Harry Maxi Finn refused to work. He was handcue
to telephone pole standing the cold for hours Late
he was kept county Jail for rtysx hours without food
We had sent Attorney Edmund Denver
Telluride after they depored Engy help Murphy in the Leg
work. high opinion of the law when he retune
although the decision the agancy case
He eleven hundred and forteght dollars in cas-
in their pockets between brought them into court
beside the union back of Them The prisoners were Oh
charged Richardson's Walter Kney the
man. had leaving the courtroom
for his severe cross-examinaion
attorney Murphy applied District Judge Stephens
injunction the miners returning home from the membe
of the Citizens Alliance granted the military officers pa
no attention of the Murphy said remakab
court Judge Stephens the day he decide
adjourn May of court account Of the contempt OF II
Alliance and the military who had invaded the district II
judge would simply farce to attempt to enforce the civ
law in this country"
On August twentyfrst and gunner
by John Heron manager omboy rode the
the Black cooperative claim that being worked by
rolled rocks against the shaft nous
until rushed They lined by Heron an
the Some of these were IT
same Attorney Murphy office Denver
than before Then they had seemed amenabe
they mob despradoe doing the dirty work
| the Citizens Alliance.
Shortly the militia recalled and the settlement
followed In the latter of November the mines pose
egour would be put into effect the fir
with scale identical with that demanded by
months previously The scale included the cooks baker
. mattresses dshwashers.
During long this only seventeen members
the hundreds Of members Sa
Juan settlement Of the strike the Citizens Aian
in their employ such Runne Medru
Kny These continued to threaten and inmidae the mine
and they the district telling them that
spoke against Peabody could not remain San Mu
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IN the nsdncnt Haywood acre Of the w. r. M conven
ton of 1909: bctled the great battles of tn
"bordcr ds Of HayWoos plans real
entering the mining business; his later understand
ing mistaken policy for labor union; the w ~ NJ
fights Tie Pkerton Deeeue Agency hired by the open shop nctc
mill Of Colorado CITY.