Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
.UNDESIRABLES OF
MANY LANDS ARE
SENT HOME
Government Finds Everything
From Desertion of Husband,
White Slavery and Ind
gence Among Aliens.

/ the department ul NHNlthNiAN NhN 20
Dor In the cases of Alexander Gross
and Martha Gross, Rosie Cohen, Sarah
| McAroe. Jacob KONG, Flores Verghis,
George Anasiassopuloua, Constantine
and John Asumakopoulos, Dominica
and Annnnziata scatizzi, detained az
New York CITY; Fedor Schurubia at
Shelton, Conn. Patrick Geraghty, at
Marshalesca, Pa. Edward Berg, at
Dunnlng. H.: w potlhast, al Milwau-
kee, WIS: Paul SAINT at Worcester,
Mass: Joseph stanley Smith. at Seat
tie, wash: Roland Clement Fournage
al Los Angeles, Cal. and Giovanni
Baii.sta Minniti, at Detroit Mich.
Deportation proceedings were sus-
pended for six months In the case oil
George d. Graghis. alias Grachls, az
! Chicago. and Mrs Marion Matzas
alias Graghls. alias Stolano, at New
York City
The Graghs case grew OUT OF n
complaint chat many Greek musicians
after heinz I'm this country a year or
1.-TWO, return TO Greece and procure fe-
male dancers who accompany them
back TO the United States. White
slavery and immortality also were
{ charged The inspector In charge az
Chicago was directed to have the mat.
ter investigated Names and ad
dresses We're furnished by the inform
ant George Graghis was givca q
hearing and admitted having brought
Mrs Maria Matzas. alias Graghis. a
singer and dancer 10 this country IN
| 1903. HaritOs and Eline ChristOdOulos
were also found but exhibited for
Cign marriage license. Theodore
! MarrocoradatOs and his alleged wife
] Agellke; George Ross, Marika Delina.
and the latters supposed husband,
Apostatos Klovos, were traced To New
York Ross was already wanted. aud
Ia warrant issued for him by the i'm
migration authorities. Crlst I4amprin.
opolis and Vaselo Esagelas. his at
legged wife, were believed 10 be then
in Kansas City, Mo.
The present Official action relates
only 20 the Graghis case. The woman
Is given six months time In which TO
secure a divorce from the husband
who abandoned her In Greece Then.
II Graghis marries her. 1t Is unlikely
there viii be further deportation pro-
ceedings against either The other
cases are pending.
w. Potthaat alias Karl Vogt. OF
Milwaukee, Wis, confessed he fled
from Germany, October am last. be-
cause he embezzled 1900 marks
while employed as teacher and as
1accountant OF the school funds at
Bavenhausen. lie testified that whom
hc left humg b. went ID Monte Carlo
IN the hope that be might win enough
10 replace the embezzled money. tie
won tDu0 marks ,ha FRS. DAYS play
but finally he lost that amount ana
all but 400 marks of the money be
had brought with him Want OF em-
plOymsnt, lack of funds. homeslck-
ness, longing for his family and re-.
lpentence OF the deed committed. in
iduced him TO make a confession Jan
rs last al Milwaukee.
Joseph Smith, detained al Seattle.
Wash. effected entry at Bellinghem,
Wash, on January cath last The I'm
migrant Inspector learned he Is an
EngliShman and had admitted com,
hitting two thefts while IN British
lColumbia. lie also confessed having
deserted from the British bark "Eigin.
shire" at Seattle In 1910. Ills depor
!tatlun viii be accomplished by per.
hitting hsm 10 re-ship on some for
eign-bound vessel.
Giovanni Mlnnitl native OF
Southern Italy was arrested By the
police in Detroit, Dec Sth last
charged with being a member OF the
Black Hand" society and carrying
concealed weapons. Although only d
laboror, unable TO read on write the
English language. he had $500 and a
bank book In his pocket II was
found later that be had held up an
gother Italian and extOrted 500 from
him lie met the complainant on the
street, and with a pistol concealed
In his pocket compelled the man Ia
( march ahead and draw the money out
) of q bank. The prisoner am this timo
had the concealed gun pressed Gloss
} against his victims back. he was
. given from 2 10 lb years in Marquette
prison II released from custody he
! viii be deported
Ia the case OF Rosie Cohen u is
held that she 81 here I'M violation of
the law. She has already become a
; Public charge Rosie is only IA wears
old but she Is an eplleptlc and also
is mentally defective. She and hey
father came from Greece IN 1910 but
. were excluded Afterwards he disd
in Greece The mother and three
other daughters are here They insist
that there Is no relative IN Greece Ia
whom Rosie can go. Under the ctr
cumstances the acting secretary Ia
disinclined TO separate her from
lith and KIN but the law rs mandatory
In such cases as she belongs 10 the
compulsorlly excluded detective class
Deportation will be- DELAYED until
March 18TH next, or the FIRST sailing
thereafter In order to give her mother
an opportunity 10 provide for her
care Ia Greece
Patrick Geraghty. Fedor schurubia.
Jakob K0nig, Paul samiiz. Edward
Berg and Dominica and Annunziats
scatizzi have become public charges
within three years OF the date ~
their entry Into the United states
irom causes existing prior thereto.
Sarah McAree was one Of the ox
cluded class when she landed, being
likely 10 become a public charge She
admitted having exchanged love lct.
ters with her uncle.in-law soon after
she reached these shores ana her
aunt. discovering her nleco's duplie-
49, took steps 10 have her doported.
D.