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wa - renewed hero tonight in connection with the car strike. after efforts of Mayor Mitchell and others had failed during the day to effect a settlement of the differences. Several hundred strikes and their sympathizers, including four strike-outs, were also involved in a riotous fight with police reserves, during which several persons, including a woman, were injured. Many arrests were made.

What the police characterized as a conspiracy to use dynamite in the strike was frustrated by the arrest of a man who asserted he was a striking contractor. The prisoner, it was said, had attempted to purchase explosives from a laborer in a new subway excavation. The latter reported the case to the police, who set a trap for the striker. When arrested at the laborer's home, after two dummy packages made up in the form of dynamite had been passed to him, the prisoner is alleged to have declared he sought explosives to "blow up." A coup of the roadway was made.

Words of the Times:  To the Editor:
When John Commissioner Woods was told today that six-year-old Kewis had been killed, a victim of a brick hurled, he redoubled his efforts at clearing roof tops contiguous to the traction lines, and went into conference with District Attorney Swann to provide for the speedy punishment of offenders. 