The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-03-06

titles of flour sugar, and other foodstufa
/
smashed the registers, the computing scales and
did all the damage they could INN
The office of the Victor Record was again in, L. 4T~
vaded by who arrested all yx &Ny
put them in the bulpen They smashed 1W
the linotype machines with big hammers and broke ~ 81
presses destroying everything to such an extent Wy
on the presses o Cripple Greek Star The pub
Usher of the Record had had an editorial calling on
was wrecked Citizens probably thought that because
this people would think that union men had n h
ately reversed his former friendly attitude to u.s.
THE miners at the convention
countless During the following days many mem
worse e the we're implicated in the riot and informa
lions against the members of the executive board
myself and forty Others
When the Cripple authorities Denver with warrants
got news of their Colonel by
rotary of Denver stayed there for day or two Mean
had served Meyer and James klwn They
ball. but the authorities made no further attempt to arrest me-
THE marshal Victor who had dputzed hundred
the mob after the explosion of the first
out of window and was found the alley below
The % d dSa e e % and to-
operate this big property
to nouh their cards in the VEN The compelled
allow the engineers to work if they could get them The dis
union wanted retain hold the Portland mine so decided
be best the engineers remained at work The Portland
thew Incurred when Adutan
Bell that the the Portland had not
afterard under some they
make the changes in their force as soon as possible
FOR many months utrags
again declared and Adutan General Sherman appointed
upercour and provost marshal
arrested and through the sweat box the Citizens
and fifty of them ordered deported and
orywo held for criminal trial. However, not single
Der of the WIN was convicted
gamblers and suchke bad characters
J +h homes IN Crnnle Creek and had lived and worked there
years the mining 1t
Besides the miners there lawyers former
Engy and Frank Hangs attorney for the who had lived
long time the district j. Cole who had been county attorney
this opportunity get rid not only of those active in the VIM
ound with an old score to settle could work through the
Alliance to get even with any one
DRIGADER up thought
that he officer Of the Russian Gar and the free people Of
adjoining states of Kansas and New Mexico carried
commander nobody myself my
the Of the state don't want these men in
with the megalomana his commander He had habit
ung around with his hand the breast Of his like Napo
Leon This matter Of such common Jest that the Denver
artOOned him his attitudes and demanded his removal the
c had all been eported and to Denver Each Of them was
the When they
to the district applied General Bell for protection opening
time afterwrd that the despeadoes invaded robbed
the stores again.
THE unions of Butte Montana, vitality
tile Company sending two men from Butte to the organiza
on and the Cripple Greek stores 1t thought that business
When Hall and emerdnger arrived with their
letters the district union and the
Cripple Greek and took charge Of there
eopened and resoked and commenced business
the the Interstate Mercantile however,
not protection The stores again demolished and robbed
But it foreign company injunction
against Carlton Hamin, and other
district in the federal of Denver. This granted and
suffered further Inconvenience except boycott.
touch with of the deportees reach and
had them file personal claims against the state in
five TO ten thousand dollars The
which added claim
and raids From the last claim sixty thousand
never heard whether
any of the personal claims paid.
In the nomcnt Haywood the despotic
brutal rule Of the Colorado militia Cripple of tho gold
Nevada; wha he thinks agreements pco
dog agreements big and little Readers cho get HayUoods
historic memoirs book obtain nearly
subscription
agcnts. take note.