RIOTING IN INDIANA.
Picket Shot By Negro.?Blacks Chased
to the Woods By Strikers.
Indiana Harbor, Ind., Oct. 3.?
Rioting broke out at the Universal
Portland Cement plant tonight and a
union picket was shot by one or twc
armed negroes who with nearly twenty-five
other negroes attempted to return
to work. Several shots were
fired by the two negroes who were
arrested and lodged in jail. The
other negroes were chased into the
woods by nearly 300 strikers.
i Indiana Harbor's industries had
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DCfcll Ciuseu Silicc mc onino " "o - ed
until today when the" Inland Stee]
Company, one of the larger steel independent
plants in the Chicago district,
resumed. The Mark Manufac/
' turing Company at the Universal
Portland Cement Company plant alsc
resumed operations today.
Sheriff Barnes assigned 300 new
deputies today and the strikers increased
their force of six pickets tc
about 300 who were on duty when
twenty-five or thirty negroes appeared
at the cement plant.
Sam Blair and Clyde Bracken, negroes,
had knives, the police say, and
the anion picnets attempted to disarm
them. Then both negroes drew
revolvers and fired a number of shots.
One union picket was wounded in the
thigh.
and "Rt-q/-?Von worA arrested
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citated.
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Both the children were dead. Mrs.
Nugent was thought to be dead also,
? . but the emergency men of the fire department
believed that she still was
- N alive and their work restored her.
News of the tragedy spread rapidly
and the little school mates of the ten
year old girl, a beautiful child, gathered
at the house awe stricken. Mrs.
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Nugent has been in bad health for a
long time and recently her condition
had become acute.
Says He Threw Switch.
Petersburg, Va., Oct. 3.?John
Wynne, a negro inmate of the Central
State Hospital for the Insane, has
been arrested here charged with the
1 copuiidiuililj IU1 IUC W i Ctrv VL
board Air Line train No. 5 at Sea
Coast, several miles south of the city,
., last Saturday night, in which three
persons were kL.jJ. It is charged
that Wynne tampered with the switch
at Sea Coast, causing the derailment
of the train.
Wynne is said to have admitted escaping
from /the hospital several
nights before the wreck and breaking
the lock on the switch, but he
did not open it at the time. He again
escaped Saturday night, he said, and
threw the switch.
The man had been confined in the
criminal ward of the Central State
Hospital for years, being sent here
from Nansemond county.
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but their companions fled before the
strikers who pursued them into the
woods surrounding the factory and
they were said to be hiding in the
timber. When threats were heard
against the negro prisoners the police
increased the ghard about the police
station.
MOTHER KILLS TWO CHILDREN.
i-Sends
Servants Away and Locks Up
f House and Turns on Gas.
Savannah, Ga., Oct. 3.?Summoned
ito his home today shortly after noon
by frantic calls from the servants, T.
;; H. Nugent, manager of the Morris
Plan Bank, found his two children,
I;': Elizabeth, aged ten, and Hannah,
aged four, dead from asphyxiation
and his wife apparently dead, also
from effects of gas which filled the
; v bath room of the home. Mrs. Nugent
f T was resuscitated after an hour of
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> * hard work by city firemen, who used
a pulmotor. The children were dead
\ when found.
The death of the children and the
precarious condition' of the mother
.
are attributed to an effort on the part
of Mrs. Nugent to take her own and
her childrens' lives in a fit of extreme
despondency. She has been ill for a
long time and was to have been taken
tonight to a private sanitarium in Atlanta
for treatment for nervous and
mental troubles. Physicians tonight
state that she has a bare chance of
, recovery. The family is a prominent
one, living on West Fortieth street.
Investigation by the family, the police
and the coroner revealed the fact
that Mrs. Nugent, after lunch, sent
the two colored servants of the household
away on different errands, locked
up the house ^securely, took her
two children to the bathroom and
turned on both gas jets in the room.
The servants returning to the home
could not get in and became alarmed
and phoned Mr. Nugent. He was immediately
filled with a dread of fear.
< * He rushed home and broke open the
kw " house, calling frantically to his wife
pj and little girls. It was the father and
husband himself who discovered the
bodies of the trio in the gas-filled
< room and dragged them out hoping
, against hope that they might be resus
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