DETROIT RIOTERS
RAID ON DIEMAKERS* PLANTS THE POLICE ELUDED. NEW YORK, October 30. At Detroit rioters, estimated by the police to number 2500, to-day raided seven plants where the tool dieraakers are on strike. They smashed hundreds of windows, burned blue prints, overturned automobiles, and eluded the police by quickly dispersing before more than six arrests could be made. Shots were fired by the manager of one of the raided plants. No one was wounded, however. The demonstrators sped through the city in hundreds of automobiles, with the police cars trailing closely. The speedy movement from one factory to another where damage was done made arrests difficult.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22099, 1 November 1933, Page 7
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