Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-31
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 DEPORTED FROM
 WISCONSIN CITY
Hudson People Enraged and Deport Secretary and Sev- eral Leading Lights of Peo- ple's Council for Democracy and Peace
(By Review Leased Wire.) }


 MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 30.-Plans for holding the national peace convention of the Peoples Council at Hudson, Wis, were virtually abonded tonight by Louis P. Lochner, executive secre- tary of the council, who returned here shortly before midnight from Hudson, wher he was seorted to a train by citi- zens.
 No Place to Go.
 Where we will 50 now is hard to say at present." MT. Lochner said We have an invitation from the mayor of Milwaukee and are considering that city. We also have in mind Chicago. Several of our meetings in that city recently have been very successful and it is possible that we might meet there"
 Asked if Fargo. N b., would get the meeting, the executive secretary re- piled that it was unlikely.
 Must Lock Around.
 Where the meeting will be held now is problematical, Mir. Lochner said. He stated that Milwaukee and Chicago were under consideration but until he hears from members of the council Low enroute from New York on a special train, no decision will be made.
 We went to Hudson to state our position to the mayor and city coun- cil," said Mir. Lochner on his arrival here.
 Mayor Refuses Conference.
 When we arrived there, We were told the mayor and council were dis cussing our proposed meeting in exc
 The mayor refused to see me at that time and later called me on the telephone, saying that the council had no desire to hear what we had 10 say"
 HUDSON, Wis, Aug. g.30.-Secretary Lochner of the Peoples Peace council: Publicity Agent Charles Kruze, presi- dent of the New York Brotherhood Welfare association; Miss Florence Margolies of New lJrk, president of the Workers council; her woman sec retary and a woman stenographer from the headquarters of the National Peoples council, were run out of Hud- son tonight by a mob estimated to number 1000. They were not harmed, owing to an impassioned appeal from County Tttorney N. O. Varnum, who urged the mob to let them go quietly and not commit violence.
 Mass Meeting Held.
 The action of the crowd was precd- ed by mass meeting at which speeches were made by Major Sam Campbell. veteran of the Civil War; Mayor Condit and others and at which resolutions were adopted protesting against the peace conference.
 From this meeting the mob went to the hotel where Charles Kruze, Miss Margolies and two other women were sitting in the lobby. Major Campbell shook a petition beneath the nose of MT. Kruze, protesting against the con ference and demanded he sign 1t. Kruze declined.
 Get a Rope"
 Get a rope" someone shouted. Get the tar and feathers" said another. The crowd pressed forward and a half dozen hands were laid on Kruze. Coun- ty Attorney Tarnum jumped on a chair and succeeded in restoring quiet on the promise of Kruze and the wo- men to leave town at once. Five minutes later they were bundled into an automobile and rushed to the depot and placed aboard train for Mime apolis.
 Hoots and Kisses.
 Beyond hooting and hissing at them, no violence was offered on the way to the depot. Secretary Lochner told the driver of the machine that they were through with Hudson and would not try to hold their meeting there. Previous to the mass meeting the
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