The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-03-04

flaunt these in the faces Of the soldiers. We
Of twelve soldiers got first Meyer alone, then
soldiers with officers following. H. AT%
stepped and shook hands with Meyer and was W. H.
walking along with him, hands clasped when felt W
shoulder trying to force us apart kC\ ~
looked around There Captain Bulkeiey Wells, w 81
the Wells who, few months before, had C<YH
brought about the peaceful settlement of the strike at
struck him full in the face
IT thing soldiers
with the butts of their they struck the head and
knocked back between One pulled his gun down on
pull hI' itl' '''~ 'N''''
officers the said sharply
along with Moyer!"
Constable Connolly in the line Of people passed He
looked rather detected. have seen him since.
WHEN reached the Oxford Hotel marched and Meyer
down. standing with elbow the counter when Walter
Kinley the Telluride gunman came up to me and said:
He pulled his sixshooter made swing shouting
gun did Five six soldiers
rushed and struck several times knocking back against the
gun
% time soldier made a at me- striking me on the cartilage Just
fee get back! How does take handle
myself getting staggered chair where
sat awaiting further orders bleeding like stuck from
COON taken upstairs and gunner
with One of them Kney who complaining about
having broken the pearl handle Of his head
to John Terney of the Denver Times In short time clean clothes
from home and changed to the skin all the time keeping
shooter which had ATTEMPTED and which had been
how overlooked in their perfuncory search
my right which required
the sheriff Of the city and of Denver arrived said
"Tha good nesl" and started for the sherffs
you've got yourself in bad this time, Bill"
asked him why. He said
They're going to take you back to Telluride"
"why that's Sheriff going you now walking on
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urns sw 10 ham, Am n SAYING ne;ns 70 T.urd.,
When got the shffs office Ruan
Had call up Richardson" said IT think So"
n happened that Richardson was the sheriff. we'll
Of the telephone conversation Armstrong; face light He
that Richardson had instructed him hold e
until Richardson told him to turn me loose
70 Then pulled out my gun handed to Armstrong and asked him
II told you wasn't going TO Telluride They would do
said: "wel by God do you mean it,"
IT certainly do" said killed him rather than 90
to Telluride" NA =
HAM told policeman carriage over to the county
jail On the bought and smoking think
smokes When We We got to the jail the warden said
weighed and according ru.s and as
came in through inner door, He sad
Hello feo,i B H.; Just ,s, come thi. way will your
into an adjoining store where yive
long table
"Take CHOICE he man behind every
one Of the Others and that God damned militia shows they'll
the warmest reception they got!"
SWUNG rifle that we were pretty
well barrcaded here the jail Then to the office
where the sheriff said:
Heres desk that Mr.. Haywood have
necton with office the telephone and
stenographers here have special do"
Pettbone others called afternoon and Pettibone
went to home to break the my to my wife,
"Oh that don't worry all! I'll where he is eyery
night said he For months she had brought
u home any night a stretcher.
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