Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-04
More Arrests Due
in EddyStOne Case

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meet the girl with them until Tuesday night
when she was unconsciously identified by
her own brother, Vincent Jovoish, who also
was arrested.
V. A. Hajek IN agent of the Department
Of Justice. and Detective McGinn, of the
Philadelphia Detective Bureau were search
ing Lagoda's ROOM at 322S SAMSON street,
following his arrest. Vincent Jovoish
walked in to keep an appointment with
Klekner.
The officers. without revealing their
identity, chatted with the man. telling him
they. too. were waiting for Klekner and
pointing to a photograph of X elSners wife
on the wall, asked Jovoish II he knew the
woman. Jovoish replied that she was
great friend of Klekner, and later admitted
that she was I<lekners wife and that he,
Jovoish, was her brother.
TINE FUSES IN ROOM
Hajek then arrested Jovoish and wired 10
agents in Chicago to take the woman into
custody. in Jovoish's lodgings at 112 South
Thirty-thlrd street Hajek found four time
fuses for shells made at Eddystone several
blueprnts and other evidence. Jovoish, who
had heen held by Magistrate Watson, in
the night court, was taken to Media yester-
day and locked up with Togoda ana Klek-
ner.
Ernest L. Green. of Media, and Henry ].
Nelson. of this city, counsel for KlelLner
and Lagoda. yesterday afternoon. when re-
fused an immediate hearing, obtained a writ
OF habeas corpus from Judge Isaac e. John
son, VI Media, who fixed hearing for
Monday morning at o'clock. BY that time
the Federal agents believe all others whom
they are seeking will have been arrested
One of the persons named in connection
with the case is Count Michael NJ. PodolslSy,
former inspector for the Russian Govern
ment at the Eddystone plant, whose con-
nections with the plant were severed sew
eral months ago after an investigation by
the corporation. His Office in the Trans
portation Building, 26 South Fifteenth
street. was closed yesterday and the Fed
eral agents could not find him.
MASS OF EVIDENCE
great mass Of evidence has been col
lected and is now being examined by Mr..
Garbarino and his men, This includes Ave
satches OF letters written in code and in
the Russian language and copies OF printed
papers said TO contain the names Of all the
men now sought. In addition to a fund OF
Information in regard to schemes to cripple
plants In other parts of the country.
One of these Is in reference to the plan
70 destroy mandatory OF rubber goods
In Trenton last April, when Agent HAZEL
arrested two anarchists IN that city who
are now under $4,000 bail on charges
of having bombs In their possession. Al
that time Hajek found in the rooms OF the
two men letters and photographs OF Kick
ner. one Of the men arrested in Media or
Tuesday
II was noted by the Federal agents that
whenever members OF the ]. w. w. were
arrested, no matter In what part OF the
country. Klekner always appeared and fur.
niahed bail bonds for them
klekner Is said 10 have been Influenza
m Russia and 70 have had the confidence d
herensky. One OF the men making tn.
,nvsstgation declared that shortly after tn.
Noaslan revolution, when number ol
nperchletic leaders who were about TO re
tnn % Russia from Halifax were detafnet
tnf Canadian uovernmenf. Klel<ner wal
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