The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1919, Page 12

INNPES STRK SPREAD THREATENS RTS CLINE Victoria Decides to Call for a Walk-Out—Similar Action in Toronto. VANCOUVER, B. ©. May 27.—The general strike in Winnipeg. #pread- fg in the last twenty-four hours to Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta, Re- gina, Gask, and small districts, seemed | to-Gay to sweep into British Colum- bia, Last might it was announced from that Trades Council had Aeeided to call for a strike vote in sympathy with Winnipeg strikers. Geveral unions here have had strike votes in preparation for a week, but no result has been made public. Im Edmonton the general strike Was but partly effective Monday and the same was true in Calgary, where it was said only 1,500 workers answered the strike call, although $000 miners in District No. 18 were out. Among those who struck at Calgary were postal clerks. TORONT J, May 27.—A special meet- ing of trades unionists last night aced the power to call @ general strike Wednesday in the hands of a committee. WINNIPEG, May 27.—No settlement “wae reached t y in the atrike, About twenty ial employees re- turned to work. The military, police and Royal Northwest Mounted Police ‘Ged the, postottion and telephone | Buildings. ‘There was no disorder, Strike ders announced themselves deter to stick it out The Citizens’ League, composed of the em. ployers, announced « similar policy. Argentina to Deport 800 Reds. BUENOS AYRES, Monday, May 26.— ‘As the result of another roundup of ‘poarchistic, agitators on Saturday, the Number awaiting deportation aboard two army trangports has increased to 800. Agitators who are natives of Ar- tina are being ‘went to the prison on the island of Terre del Fuego. POLES STILL GRUEL TO JEWS, U, S, RELIEF OFFICER SAYS Conditions Have Become Worse, DIPHTHERIA HALTS TRIAL OF 15-YEAR-OLD GIRL SLAYER Fillipa Gambino Moved to Willard Parker Hospital—Is “Disease | Carrier,” Physician Says. ‘When the case of fifteen-year-old Filltpa Gambino, who killed Tomasso | Troya at No, 227 Sullivan Street on | Jan. Ist, because, she said in her con- | feanion made to the police, he had be- trayed her, was called to-day in the Children's Court, her counsel, Caesar Barra, announced that she is in Willard Parker Hospital suffering from a severe attack of diphtheria. Her condition, the lawyer said, i# critical. ‘The girl was indicted of murder in the first degree, but District Attorney Swann transferred her case to the Children's Court and changed the charge to juvenile delinquency. Dr. Bass of the Obildren's Society says she is « “diphtheria cartier” No | other cases have appeared among the children in charge of the society as the Gambino ¢irl was kept away from the others, > [FIRE DESTROYS TANK BARGE. jon tn Pomp ine 5 Fire due to a plosion in thd |machinery of a pump destroyed the ot! ‘tank barge Texaco at a pier at the |foot of Jackaon Houlevani, Astoria, to- |day, The two tanks of the barge were full of ofl when the fire started and the burning oll spread over the water, Smoke covered the north shore of the Island for miles inland. John Heine, Captain of thte barge, was badly burned and is in St John's Hospital, Long Island City. He tives at No, 269 Central Avenue, Store Hours 9 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. Dr. Mendes Claims in Reply to Polish Denials. In answer to statements issued by the Polish Information Bureau denying that there have been’ pogroms against Jews fn Poland, Rev. H. Pereira Mendes of the Spanish-Portuguese Temple at 70th Street and Central Park West, and the mittee for the Defense of Jews in \d submitted documentary evidence to-day in“support of the charges by producing a message sent from Warsaw on April 30° by Isidor Hirsehfield of the American Jewish Relief Fund that destitution and suffering in Poland was tremendous, Dr. Mendes said that since then con- ditions have become worse through the eruelties and pogroms of the Poles. In answer to the Polish Information Bureau's claim that there has not been index records of the Associats Press dealing with the situation. motoring. ee Rh aT Ree ae Tas es ee Ree? “THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY ROY TYLER, FOUND GUILTY, MAKES’ ESCAPE ATTEMPT Swallows Poison and Then Fleés From Shooting Guard in Co- lumbus, O., Depot. COLUMBUS, O., May 27.—T. Roy ‘Tyler, once arrested as a suspect in the murder of two officials in the East Brooklyn Bank, and found guilty last night in Cleveland for robbing another bank, is in the State Peniten- tlary here. When sentenced to from one to twenty years he swallowed poivon, but doctors saved him, He was rushed here on the first train and made a desperate attempt to ea- cape from his guards here, On alighting from the train Tyler sprung up a flight of stairs, the dep- uty close behind, firing at ‘him. Tyler burst into a waiting room and as he fled across it a soldier thrust out his foot and sent the escaping prisoner sprawling. WALES'S INCOME 1S CUT, Tells His Tenants He Inn't Getting as Mach Money as His Father, LONDON, May 27.—In an address to a committee of his tenants an his Duchy of Cornwall estate in Lamberth, the Prince of Wales told them his income from the estate was what his father and grandfather re- ceived : In 1911, King George started an exten- sive shipbuilding programme, paying the royal owner only $250,000 © year, in- Wonderful News stead of the $400,000 he had formerly received. on Miss Laurell Net in Accident. Mies Kay Laurell, the motion pic- ture actress, to-day denied the report that she had been injured Saturday night in an automobile accident whiie Pc _314ST~BR only about halt| ie back to this city from Long anid Mie the Hote! matter of fae’ Laurell, who is stopp! 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