The daily worker., 1929-02-21

through alley into entrance of the Victor
Bank, and from there lodged reached asx@m
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orpple Creek where they called Sheriff Robertson @M
into conference. The sheriff did with them @A
that the troops but the mayors @t ~
Victor and Cripple Greek W. YY
sd sid @ Identical M in language from both of them which W
said that the sheriff and other officers II
utterly unable order and Vf -
property, and requested that the National ~
Colorado COLORADO, be sent to the district Immediately. The
sheriff had told the commission that he had authority
to employ all the deputies he needed that he hand
that there trouble in the district
assembly OF men, saloons closed at midnight "Te sending
he said OF authority on the part Of the governor
The executive committee of District stated that
natves of the Western Federation did they intimate
e the s tss ad s side the But the commission
property owners including the Cripple
of the district danger personal rights are in
ar PROMPT % action M @ We find that reign
are able to cope with the situation This boodung report
made in face of the fact that there haH
Cripple Creek district that one of the leading
mines-the Portland-was already at work
thousand soldiers off Cripple Creek where
the HILL HILL Pgah Nipple HILL squaw Hill and
st. Peters Dome Here they had telescopes telegraph
possession of the district The citizens passes the
military Eg to % 60 about their own town. along their roads
Bell who was to receive from the thw
agreed to five hundred thousand dollars
the the troops while they were the district Here should add that
who to the district.
After the militia arrived, shipment Krag
Jorgensen rifles received from Wyoming sixty
ammunition These war supplies could have come from no
other than the federal government.
At Headquarters got telegram from Cripple Creek
laws of the state ovepdd h py my and e poper that be
are using the glorious American flag the Con-
suon of the iuou State of Colorado and the bill of rights of
the United States America The property uppand
the rights Of the Individual and lawess mob (m asg
citizens without authority and at their pleasure Please the
citizens of the state and save us from this anarchm marm
1t was signed Victims of Military Despoism."
The city council protested
mayor, saving that
informed wilful the desires the citizens
He left the council chamber when the council
member contemplated
meet with approval His action taken wholly his
on and without knowledge
We condemn and would have condemned hn had
The conditions he represented do
existed The laws Of the state and the ordinances the city and
and fully enforced by the officers Of the law.
This protest sent to the and to the and got
at Headquarters Mass meetings held in all the towns
Of the district strong resolutions and petitions drawn From
Victor resolution that summed the dreadful condition of
Party Army
of the Civil War vigorously protested against the of the
militia The people Of the district protested with loud and ums
Mine Owners Association.
In of of
Assembly part
parade In accepting this invitation paraphrased Spartacu address
gadaors "Ye invite the of
Miners the fighting organization which has met the industrial
and Mine Owners Association that the broad of the West
the constitutional amendments violated by the Peabody administrator
black border the paraders these scrolls
as he marched through the streets Of Denver.
While the office, wife, who bdrdden, spent
Of time although had working for
Christian Having moth
wife began taking from this who
pofessed power healing imagination dwe
the possibility relief from her suferngs through the medium o.
Christian Science doctors had been able to her. One
then another her treatments Sometimes
had Claim they called attack she would have
daughter Vern telephone Of these female ascetc who
would hod for her, give her absent much
per Ny wife became devou reader Science and Health
of the fanaca and ignorant old
To all based that rofane compilation
fables called the Bible But useless for protest II
comfort Of mind could stand
began influence children drove nearly
mad
Haywood crtes of Mother Jones and aoha
sohie worng the W. NJ; Of John MITCHELL labor mis-
traitor; John d. Rockefeller Of the Navajo indians
they h qorkers and
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