The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-04

Hugh S. johnson, the recovery admin
strator. johnson made this an
nouncement Friday night.
From Brockton, Mass. came the an
nouncement that the w. L. Douglas
Shoe company had accepted rulings
of the national labor board and that
former employees would be reemployed,
while at Augusta. Ca, and Horse
Greek, S. c., textile centers, other
labor disputes were settled.
Pickets Tighten Lines
Meanwhile farm pickets frightened
their lines In Wisconsin. Iowa, Me-
braska. Minnesota and South Dakota.
Violence increased during the last
"a hours.
Keep the highways open at all costs.
was the order Of the day for Wiscon-
sin peace officers.
Schmedeman Issues Order
The order was issued from WASH
ington by Governor A. g. Schmede-
man after his secretary. Theodore G..
Lewis, had advised him It was evident
the strike would continue and vio-
lence would result.
Lewis acted after farmer strikers
| had voted at Madison to 60 on with
their anti-selling movement, already
marked by violence In some sections
OF the middlewest.
In Iowa there was talk Of further
activities. Reports Of = parity truce
discussion at Washington, where
midwest executives planned to lay
the farmers problems before Presi-
dent Roosevelt. prompted statement
from John Chalmers. president Of the
! Iowa Farmers Holiday association.
Chalmers said that II this was all
Secretary Of Agriculture Henry Wal
lace had to offer he proposed to call
on Iowa Holiday association nnembers
to strike with every weapon ct their
command Monday morning"
! Asks for Militia
!; The first demand for state militia
since the national farm embargo was
declared two weeks ago came late
FRIDAY when County Attorney Whit
ney oilliland Of Mills county. Ia. ap-
pealed to Lieut.. Gov. Nels Kraschel
Kraschel, emerging from : confer
ence with the attorney general. an
nounced no such move was contem'
plated ct present.
GOV. schmedeman Of wisconsin also
declared from washington that nc
troop mobilization In his state VA
planned.
The farm strike truce declared By
the Wisconsin Holiday Association
several days ago was Officially ended
SATURDAY by Arnold Gilberts. state
president Of the association.
0ilberts urged holiday MEMBER
throu9hout the state to resume with
holdine 81 Ill farm products from
market but asked that their actions
he peaceful and that law and order b
maintained.
-Four hundred Minnesota farmera
In Meeker county who voted to sup
port the farm strike sent . message
70 President Roosevelt asking Tor 9
han on importation Of oil products
competing with those Of United States
Farmers.
Pipestone county farmers decided
| 10 ioin the. strike. starting It noon
Peaceful picketing was decided on.
q Farmers Arralgnea
Tventy-eight farm strike plckets
arrested near Greenwood, MINI, Fri.
| davs by sheriff Herman Olson ant
tvo deputies were released after beint
arraiened on charge Of unlawful
. assembly and riot.
nan vas cot ct 4260 each.
i Members Of the Minnesota Farm
| ers Union concluded their annua
convention without making any effor'
| 10 pacify I disgruntlcd group whicl
lbolted the organisation recently.
No mention Of the farmers strlk'
Il was made In group q revolution
1 l6nptinpl ca %ege eev(O