Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1929, Page 16

16 STRIERS' DEFENSE ALNOST COMPLETE Trial of Four for Textile Dis- turbance in Marion Nearing End. By the Assoclated Press. MARION, N. C,, November 26.—With testimbpy of Lawrence Hogan, Marion striker and the only defendant it plans to plaée upon the stand, already in the record, the defense expected to com- plete its evidence today in the trial of four ' membpers of the United Textile ‘Workers of America upon charges of rioting and resisting an officer. The charges resulted from textile strike dis- orders. Hogan denied any part in an attack by strikers upon sheriff’s officers on Alfred Hoffman, a defendant and an organizer for the union, was not pres- | ent at the time of the attack. On trial with Hogan and Hoffman are ‘Wes Fowler and Del Lewis, Marion strikers. The State alleges textile strikers at the-instigation of the defendants block- ed a road in the Clinchfield Mill village the occasion of Jilted Girl Dances To Death by Fire in Spirit-Soaked Dress By the Associated Pr HAVANA, November 26.—Jilted by her sweetheart, 15-year-old Margarita Garcia yesterday morn- committed suicide by saturating her clothing with alcohol and setting it afire. Dancing a gruesome dance of death and calling the name of the boy, Margarita was burned mor- tally before members of her fam- ily could extinguish the flames. workers to enter the mill and dttacked officers who sought to disperse them. Hogan admitted going to the scene of the riot, but said he did so to urge | strikers 'to allow workers to_ enter the mill. Defense attorneys say they will prob- ably close their case late today. Praises Chile-Peru Relations. Special Dispatch to The Star. SANTIAGO, Chile, November 26.— August 30, with which State witnesses | Senor Tito V. 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