The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1916, Page 4

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Good m Mortings by aut her tod é ke ew York Con TH that the mitua formed in es IM) thorition ant t fithe town to reaiat tho! not of the militia t forces. and the lawful liberty of the Thomeh the Sheriff teauet an order}oe the town. 1 hav w for the closing of wil saloons ABd} could, but T have no force Wholemala Hquor stores within t¢lmand which could restore f the village of Masting Without bloodshed t promptly obeyed. Strikert| FOREIGNERS HOLD uP MUTERS AND DEMAND rickets, Commuters to the Is an understanding among! New York Cent day had them that somebody was going to fur-! queer experten Dish money to buy them arms and|iicemen on the ammunition I Mpring and I The Sheriff's action in calling | tracks to th for troops followed @ meeting [Sheriff's depution at Intervals | with the village trustees of Has- | fert or more the tings. Under the windows of But aA compact wall of strikers wa the Corporation Hall there wag | thrown across the bridgehead and no fa yelling mob of strikers, throw. | man or woman was allowed ing stones, flourishing revolvers | Without submitting to an and fighting among themselves tion In almost incomprehenstt with helpless policemen and | #arian-English and an exhibition of) deputies scattered among them. his commutation ticket, Those who The t had no tickets were turned back | 4 despite appeals to the police Lawrences Oakley, an officer of the) plant, was stopped at Warburton | Avenue in his automobile, on his way to his oflee by friendly strikers. They Tin the river bank saloons and they would fleh’ the militia on the way re steos promptly aurrendered eco jurisdiction of the village tot Sheriff, and formally asked him to summon the militia, Notwithstanding the shutting down of the plant the 2,000 striking foreign- pointed out to him a det born workers continued their rioting of atrikors,: all. an this morning, destroying company who were, they said, }Property and exchanging revolver!iy attack him. Mr. Oakley | shots with the guards, Ono striker] yc, Many women who, in automo. | was eon to fall in the revolver battle ptarted for ihe.st » learn it Ket uway to their husbands had 1 the city safely, , thelr ans prth of the w ety plant i turne: At th WASTING AWAY. er and bowe J closure where inspec f the allies any ocher part of the! jaye been testing machine gun am- 0 thone people whose food does! 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Pershing has reported Herrera of Va return t city. officials have no in- of withdrawing Amertean ps from Mexico simply to please 4, Or because Carranga troops at Parral fired Major T detachment of the Thirteen alry, Killing two and woun When Gen, Pershing plished his iiss red into de drawal of his tre Under no circumstances will Per- | shing withdraw in such a way as to leave the in Mexican minds he wi that of American has a ng to the with- to-day that lany Pers may be with- prudence would taken to pre- ties In Burope, CITY, April Ambassador desig Govern ton, has been instructed to mako an- ther demand for the speedy with- drawal of American Mexico, ace ng to Secretary of eign Relations fon the A ands hay ) as military » that steps be pare for eventual MENICO heen dispersed and the pre ft n or necessary. It is here Presi lent Wilson will accede to the de- mand. 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