A TRUCE CALLED.
(Received April 30,10.30 p.m.) "WASHINGTON, April'3o. , Under a truce 'agreement the fightine has stopped at Denver. . Over" 600 strikers laid down their arms,;'arid the men were'detained in. custody. "They will be "charged with jnurder. .^-n - Tbe'-'Federal troops^ai^expectledl'OTamediafely, when it is-pirbbable that p©ace"ralrbe restored. . , , ■, The town of Walzenbxirg withstood practically a siege, and the women sund children were »imp©rilled. The mine guards arid strikers fought for iotws, the' bullets wihMiling overhead in tine isireets. . A special session of the State Legislature hasj 'beenrcalled' -co 'deal with Jhe situiatiom. ... ■ . • ■
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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 101, 1 May 1914, Page 5
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90A TRUCE CALLED. Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 101, 1 May 1914, Page 5
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