It was at first believed that last
night's meeting was made up of
strikers from the plant of the Oraph
ophon Company. Members of the
I. W. W. and the W. I. I. U. were
later aupposed to be mixed up In the
affair. It Is possible that some of
the latter may have been in the mob,
but the meeting- waa originally call
ed by Local No. 42 of the Hungarian
branch of the Socialist party.
Adam Fichel. Ixnatz Cratt. J. A.
Oombos and Mrs, Mary Oombos. who
were arred last night charged with
breach of rhe peace, in connection
with the dieturbance, were arraigned
In tha city court this morning. The
caaea were continued until Saturday
morning, and bonda were fixed at
1500 In each case. Nicholas Hor
veth of (41 Bostwick avenue, fur
bished bonda tor all of the pneonera.
TO ELIMINATE
U. S. FROM BOARD
TO RECONSTRUCT
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cast. Senator McCumber, of North
Dakota, who voted with the Demo
crats in opposition to the Shantung
amendment, was the only Republican
absent. His vote was not cast.
Although the committee acted spe
cifically on only four of the treaty's
provisions in question, there was an
agreement that the votes on these
separate provisions would be only
perfunctory and to carry into effect
the blanket proposal.
The amendments were presented
by Senator Fall, Republican, of New
Mexico, wdho said he excepted the
reparations commission because there
were certain decisions affecting
American shipping Interests involved
in the commission's work.
Declaring the Republican majority
of the Foreign Relation Committee
was attempting by the Shantung
amendment to the peace treaty to
drive a "poisoned dasrger" Into tne
peace treaty and to place the United
States In the position of "big bully".
