Los Angeles, Nov. 24.
Employes of the Los Angeles Railway Company to-day struck for higher wages.
Although 1,800 employes, members of the union, joined the strike there
service. was no noticeable interference with The company been quietly preparing for the strike was able to Put in suMclent—strike-breakers Within a few hour's notice to keep, the service very near norm United Press.
Violence occurred in several sections served by the railway. Stones [were thrown and shots were fired fon street cars in various parts of the ty. Several motor men were hit by stones and several passengers were injured by fying glass, Despite these demonstrations, the service continued without interrupt tion—United Press.
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