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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-05-20
MAY DECLARE
MARTIAL LAW
Charge Pickets with
Murder Indictment

ELIZABETHTON, Tenn, May 10.
Mine Bemberg -Glantztoff strik-
ers, three of them girls, were bound
over to Circuit Court yesterday on
charges of Intimidation and con-
spiracy" in connection with an at
tempt Thursday to prevent strike
breakers from going to work at
rayon plants here.
Charges of incitement to murder
are held against some of the 81
strikers held out of the "a arrested
during the last two days. This is
ar attempt of the sheriffs and
militia to excuse themselves for
their brutal assaults on the strikers.
The assaults continue, with two
more companies of militia present,
and the whole strike area an armed
camp, machine guns on houses and
trucks and tear gas bombs and bay
onets in evidence.
Charge With Bayonets.
Another clash came Saturday,
when deputy sheriff, sweating un-
der the well-merited criticism Of the
pickets for previous rough work,
threatened to come into the crowd
and make arrests. This was in front
Of the court house, where hundreds
of workers gathered, being kept out
of the courtroom by line of militia
with fixed bayonets and hand
grenades.
"Who the hell are you?" shouted
a striker.
A bayonet charge followed. and
the deputy, following in its wake,
Continued on Page Five)
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Build Up the United Front of
the Working Class From the Bot
GsUp--at the Enterprises!
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MORE EvICTIONS
OF MILL STRIKERS
LID. Asks Support of
Defense

GASTONIA, N. c., May 19. -
The strikers from the Loray mill,
massed around the headquarters
building which they have erected
for their union, strike committee and
the local branch of the Workers In
ternational Relief, are waiting to-
night to see whether there will be
an attempt, as announced by mill
owners thugs, to attack and wreck
this building as a masked mob
wrecked the other headquarters. The
relief committee has been three
times evicted from other buildings,
and is now distributing food to the
pickets from the new headquarters.
Will Defend Headquarters.
Roy Stroud, chairman of the strike
committee of the National Textile
Workers Union here, has signed
letter warning Max Gardner, COVER
nor of the state of North Carolina.
that the strikers would defend their
newly erected headquarters against
anyone attacking it. The letter says:
"The textile strikers of Gastonia
are building with their own hands
new union headquarters to take the
place of the one demolished by thugs
while the state militiamen were
looking on.
at is rumored around Gastonia
that enemies of the workers, inspir-
ed by the mill owners, are plotting
to wreck our new headquarters
within three days after completion.
"The strike committee took the
matter up today and decided that
it is useless to expect the one-sided
Manville-Jenckes law to protect the
life and property of the many strik-
ing textile workers of Gastonia.
Every striker is determined to de-
fend the new union headquarters at
all costs"
Police Terror.
GASTONIA, May 19.-Police ter
rorism against the striking textile
workers of the Loray mill is con-
tinuing. Two carloads of police head
ed by Deputy Sheriff Tom Gilbert
invaded the house from which the
Lynches were evicted from yester-
day and demanded to know why they
had re-entered the house. Mrs.
Lynch answered.: Nobody will let
little children sleep in the street."
The police threatened to assault
a striker that was guarding the
Lynch's furniture and refused to
leave the house. Deputy Gilbert
summoned High Sheriff Linberger,
claiming that the strikers were plot
ting to blow up the Loray mill. Un-
able to intimidate the strikers, Lin
berger, Gilbert and their associates
left after threatening the strikers.
This is looked upon by many of the
striking workers as an attempt TO
lay the basis for bomb plot frame
up.
Masked Men Threaten.
Two masked men stopped Picket
Captain Sedell and demanded that
he leave Gastonia at once. At last
nights mass meeting Sedell defied
them and dared them to take Off
their masks and show who they are.
He stated emphatically he WOULD
stay in Gastonia and continue to
picket the Loray mill in spite of
all the threats of the mill owners
and their flunkies.
The Workers international Relief
is continuing to distribute relief
regularly to the striking workers.
The need for food is acute. All
those who want to help purchase
food should send a contribution to
the Workers international Relief,
Continued on Page Three
For Four Weeks Holiday for
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-05-20
IRISH CHILD LABOR

DUBLIN (By MaiD D.-Over half
a million children between 6 and 16
are employed in Irish industries.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-05-20

For Four Weeks Holiday for
Young Workers! ~ 49,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-05-20
THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS

Tor WorkerS-Farmers Government
To Organize the Unorgamized
Against Imberialsh War
For the 4O-Hour Week
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TOLERANCE IN j. S.
IS URGED BY BORAH
Senator, Replying to HefIin's
Move, Asks Adherence to
Spirit of Constitution.
" the Associated Press.

" the Associated Press.
A plea for religious tolerance and
adherence to the spirit of the Cohstitu-
,t!on is the answer of Senator Borah,
9 Republican, of Idaho, to the latest effort
IF Senator Hefiin, Democrat, of Ala
hama, to have the Senate condemn the
treatment accorded him after his Ku
Klux Khan speech last month at Brock
ton, Mass.
- The Idaho Senator's appeal was made
late Yesterday after Heflin had inter-
. ruped the farm relief debate in the
cenate with demand for action upon
2 his resolution condemning the Brock
on incident, during which bottle,
hurled at him as he was leaving the
!. hall after his speech, hit policeman.
Citing a statement by the Alabaman
that his resolution determines the posi-
ton of the United States Senators as
to whether they are for the American
Government or for the Roman Catholic
Church." Borah asserted that it there
fore "can have only political effect,
: or, what is worse. religious effect. and
? in no sense do what the Senator wants
= to accomplish"
y
Room For All Faiths.
1 Pounding his desk, the Idaho Senator
continued:
1T was the idea Of the fathers that
in the broad confines of this Govern
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RIEGEL HITS HAvENNER
I'm CITIZENS BODY ATTACK
Federation Is Assailed as "Mental
Rodeo" by Director of Con-
sumers' Guild.

The Federation of Citizens Associa-
tions was described yesterday by E. G.
Riegel, director of the Washington Con-
sumers Guild. as a mental rcdeo,
wherein a small group of men disport
themselves for their private amuse-
ment"
Riegels criticism was contained in a
letter to Hugh M. Frampton, chairman
of special committee created by the
federation to investigate the guild di-
rector.
In the letter Reigel also made an
other attck on DR.. George C. Havenner,
president of the federation, for his "ex-
preston of pride" in having injured the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-25
DAREDEVIL FILM RIDER
WINS SUIT FOR MORE PAY
Bronco-Breaking Fee Is Only $25,
but Going Over Cliff on Horse
Is Worth 500, He Contends.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April 25.-"Dude"
riders fall off their horses and get
nothing but bruises, but when a man
makes a business of i. it's worth
money.
That was what Jack Chase, movie
cowboy, commended. He fixed his
bronco riding fee at $25. Riding horse
over 20-foot cliff into a river is
worth 500 any day. he declared The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-25

Charles H. Rogers Film Productions,
his employers, declared the claims I'M
reasonable, but Superior Judge Fletcher
Bowron approved them yesterday and
ordered a Judgment totaling $500
against the film organization.
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Painter. SO. Takes Bride. 67.

GENOA, Italy, April IS CP).-Angelo
Manfredi, aged SO. well known italian
painter, and Signorina Felicina Elisa
Rozio, 81, were married here yesterday.
They were accompanied by a great
crowd to the Church of Arenzano, where
the religious ceremony was held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-25
ALUMNI PLAN DINNER.
Phillips Exeter Group to Give AT
fair Tonight.


The annual dinner of the Southern
Alumni Association of the Phillips ExeA
ter Academy will be held this evening
at the Army and Navy Club, Seven
teenth and streets.
Principal Lewis Perry and Prof
James A. Tufts will be the guests of
honor.
Howe Totten is president of the as
ISOLATION, whose territory comprises
Washington and Baltimore.
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STEVENSON ANSWERS.

Princeton Theological Seminary
President Points to Records.
PHILADELPHIA, April rs (R).-Rev.
DR.. j. Ross Stevenson, president Of
Princeton Theological Seminary, who is
charged by a minority Of the board Of
directors with not being in accord in
his administrative policies with the his
toric doctrinal position Of the institu-
ton, yesterday authorized a statement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-25

guilds recent poll for candidate to
fill the vacancy on the Public Utilities
Commission.
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In which he points to official records
as being at variance with the charges.
The statement today quotes the action
OF the board Of directors on October 10,
1925, ito which all the directors who
were then members of the board and
who have signed the minority report
gave their assent to the statement that
every member OF the faculty Che
president flnciuded) Is entirely loyaI 10
the standards of cur church and to the
pledge required by the Seminary"
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ment, and within its generous purposes,
there was to be room for all faiths, all
creeds, all beliefs. The only thing re-
quired of them was that in their pro-
LESSONS and practices they should con-
form to the teachings and principles
and authority of free government"
He recalled the constitutional stjpu-
lation that Congress shall make no law
respecting an establishment of religion
or interfering with the free exercise
of religion, and that no religious test
shall be required as a qualification for
office
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Hefiin and Watson Clash.

Borah'S speech was preceded by
clash between Heflin and Senator Wat
son of Indiana, the Republican leader,
who had OBJECTED to consideration of
the Alabaman's resolution while the
farm bill was before the Senate. Heflin,
shocked at the opposition of Jim Wat
son to this resolution" said he under
stood the Indiana Senator was one
of the finest old he-horses in the Ku
Klux Khan" This brought such a We
hement denial from Watson that before
the exchange ended Vice President
Curtis had to call for order.
Watson said he opposed the resolu-
ton because it would have the Senate
act on matter affecting tom Heflin,
the private citizen, engaged in private
business. for pay" Hef1in said he was
going to make his speeches in every
State, including Indiana, and insisted
that "Romanism" and Americanism are
in conflict in this country.
Nearly 10000 automobiles are regis
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-Drape Specia.

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-05
THIS HAS HAPPENED

THIS HAS HAPPENED
:HAN ESOM E HARRY"
BORDEN. promoter Of dubious
stock companies, il shot between
one and four o'clock Saturday
afternoon. His secretary, RUTH
LESTER, finds his body Monday
morning, sprawlcd beneath the
airshaft window of his private
office.
McMANN, detective sergeant,
questions the following suspects:
MRS. ELIZABETH BORDEN,
Borden's estranged wife and
mother of his two children, who
admits calling on him Saturday
afternoon but who insists she
left him alive; RITA DUBOIS,
night club dancer, who says she
called on Borden Saturday aft.
crnoon to get the torn half of Z
$500 bill he promised her; JACK
HAYWARD. Ruth's fiance,
whose office is across the mar.
row airshaft from Borden's.
Hayward explains his return
to the seventh floor Saturday
afternoon by saying he left his
and Ruth's matinee tickets on
his desk. McMann's belief that
Jack is guilty is strengthened
by the testimony of MICKY
MORAN and OTTO PFLUGER,
elevator boys. and Of BILL
COWAN, Jacks friend. who IN.
willingly tells of having heard
Jack threaten Borders life when
Jack saw Borden Saturday
morning struggling with Ruth in
the opposite office.
Detectives are sent for CLEO
GILMAN, Borden's discarded
mistress. and BENNY SMITH,
Borden's office boy. Benny ad-
mits returning to the office Sat.
urday afternoon to get Ruth's
gun for target practice but says
the gun was already gone.
ASHE. Borden's manservant,
tells McMann of 4 woman with
a beautiful contralto voice of
whom Borden lived in. fear.
MINNIE CASSIDY, scrub.
woman. says she emptied Bor.
denis waste baskets ut 80 Sat.
urday and while he was out for
a minute answered his phone.
1t was a woman speaking, with
a beautiful contralto voice." Nc
Mann asks Minnie what the
woman said when Borden re-
fused to talk to her, but asked
that she call again in Is min.
utes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-05
INCREASED TUITION
BILL LEFT TO House
Committee Refuses to Make
Recommendation Either
Way on Measure

Whether standardized high schools
may charge a So per week tuition fee
of students from other school dis
tricts. as provided in bill considered
by the house education committee of
the state legislature last night, will
be reported to the house without rec
Ommendation from the committee.
DIR. Jones, Wahpeton, appeared be-
fore the committee and declared that
the bill would work an additional and
unfair tax on the farmer who sends
his children out Of his district to high
school. Senators Lynch of La Moure
county and Atkins of Towner county
maintained that 1t is unfair to one
school district to ask it to pay for
the education of children from an
other district whose parents in no
way contribute to the school.
Permission will be given district
judges to serve two consecutive terms
Of court in the same county If rec
concentration of the house judiciary
is accepted. 1t reported for passage
bill to this effect.
Divided report will be made by the
house insurance committee on a bill
which reviSes the state hail insurance
laws as recommended by the state
hill insurance department.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-05
(To Be Continued

The parade Of possible suspects
continues. Has the murderer been
questioned yet or has McMann far
Their to seek?