Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1922, Page 11

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A .nd a half_hich tor McKelar onderous desks of fof the ofl WEDNESDAY, IHOODED VIGILANTES BATTLE GAMBLERS By the Associated Pres MONROE, La., November 20.—A number of men were wounded and sev- eral are reported dying following the battle between masked men and oil fleld workers near Smackover, Ark. last night, according to a long-dis- tance telephone message received from Eldorado by authorities hLere this morning. Beforo leaving for the scene of the battle with a posse of deputies, Sherift Ed Harper of Camden said all wires were cut in the Smackover region, and he was without accurate information as to the number of casualtics in the engagement between the 200 “vigilants” and oil field workers and gamblers. Fought Behind Treew. “I un nd the invaders who vis- Hml towns along Smackover creek, er parading in the town of Smack- over last night, were members of the Ku Klux Kian" said the sheriff. “They were at least hooded and wore white robes. Their purpose, 1 am sure, was not to precipitate a battle, but to clean up the oil fleld region The bat- tle, In reality, was at what is known as Patagonia, and after they para in Smackover they started to severs oil field villages in th L!nn. and_were met ice. That part a wooded countr 1 the iree and there a but all repo at no one w iching many 1 by nume Shded “vigilantes,” hut field men were They reported the hattle was tated by the tarring and f of a man. AIMED AT UNDESIRABLES. Gamblers and Others Flocked to Town After Oil Discovery. LDORADO, Ark., Is were lacking early have amone t November 29— Det. fight reported to shortly after m ssippi, on minorit of Mis hortridze of Ca rge of the n manding If he would h eral government interfere yrnia on behalf of t Japanese and Chinese reside: there who are not permitted to own azricultural land adjournment of the Sen republicans held a caucus and ned to continue the fight {.r After the, r bill. and_even to hold session tOMOrrow iving if the democrats persisted in the filibustering tactics. vote |continuing the fight for the Dy bill was said to have heen 24 to 1, thirty-four reput being present. senators not The filibuster frankly admit- ted by the democra Senator Un- derwood of Ala . their leader, told the Senate democers that ‘the proposed o prevent passi Dyer bill and that no ny kind would be permitted to e transacted as long as the Dyer bill| pressed. than 200 vigilantes 1 surrounding towns an twenty-five or more ¢ after the self-appoin ved he o w reports. rece \Illplnq After the Prietors ordered t ty-four hours or nees. An conse- indesi Safety neer | Commissioner Keller tulated the graduating {he membora to, their 14 the District ner Keller tion of the im- on I and declared that the Commis- would do all they conld to get rizer sums for the continuance and T. Moore. r of the bureau of n n, Mrs. David Caldwell the ters of the American Revolu- citizens and graduates ar 4 vid Lerner. Lou Davis, Edws MeNaughton, Anto- elic Di Nenna, E on, Leon Goldberg. Antonio ittleson. Antionn *. Hirschel. Adolf onDo. Truscello. Domenico Dot Vee- ra Del Vecchio. Morris Michael Bonucelli, McFarlane, an Dobkin, Andrew Anthony nselus, Francesco Antonio Iuc Ruben = Gordon, David _ Portnow, iAbraham Feinberg, John Corso, M Miile m KFainsman and Gustave }Julius’ Kubart. 1 AUTOISTS AND POLICE. EXCHANGE 30 SHOTS A pistol battle between three col- upants of a supposed rum- oceurred carly today. Thirty shets were fired, but nobod: wounded far as the police were able to lecarn. The park policemen wers in a mo- Itr,r cycle and side car when the big, high-powered auto passed about sixty an hour. Soon zfter the police- arted in pursuit from 17th and B streets accupants of the automo- {bile began using their weapons. One bullet went througn a second- story window of Naval Hospital, but the room in which the bullet lodged fln the wall was not occupied a: that ime. The pursuit took the policemen from the vicinity of the Naval Hospi- {al along the rver front and through ashington, the high pow- ered car outdistancing the mator ey- cle at Deleware avenue and G street. ‘When the pursuit had ended it was found that & bullet from a pistol of one of the supposed rum-runners had dented the mudguard of the motor cycle. It was reported to the police that one of the policemen recognized an occupant of the automobile as a man well known in bootleg circles and his arrest is expected, WARMER TOMORROW. 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