Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-04
ANARCHY DENS Of
NE VI YORK To Be
WIPED OUT SOON
BY POLICE FORCE
Organizations Are Constant
Menace to Life and Prop
erty Says Detectives Who
Have Investigated Them,
LEAGUE OF NATIONS is
GREATEST PROBLEM
Thousands Of Homeless and
MoneyIeSS Men From Over.
seas Are Being Dumped Into
Nations Metropolis Daily


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ioo' out every zen Oh anarchy lhal
menaces life and property here, the
police powers today decreed the most
comprehensive clean-up of suspicious
red resorts that has ever been at
tempted from end to end of this city.
While revolutionary prints bombs and
fire fuses can be turned out and cir
culated in this town, as it is admitted
they are now, the lives of visiting
government officials and even pub
lie buildings are never safe from at
tack, it is declared by the detectives
who have come most closely in touch
with current anarchist activities. Be
fore this crusade is completed it is
promised that every structure that
may shelter the red plotters and their
plants will be cleared of these gangs,
that must be driven from the me-
tropolis where they make the most
mischief.
International Issues,
That all politics and policies in this
country must from now on radiate
from around the league of nations
idea, is admitted by party leaders,
who are today comforting here as the
president develops his plan before his
return to Paris. All other issues ex-
cept those dealing with this basis of
world podlitios are already being laid
aside by these men, who are forced
to forecast the coming campaign and
the drift of popular sentiment. Though
there are those who boldly predict
that even Woodrow Wilson will never
be able to sway this nation to favor
his pet project for international peace
union, the majority of the men of DO
litlcal experience in Greater New
York are agreed that, eventually this
world Icage idea will win over to its
support the great majority of Ameri-
cans.
Pos; War plans
Seeking to survey the growth of
post-war industry that may demand
the extension of their forces for maxi
ing power and light, experts of the
Empire state Gas and Electric assoc
citation are today studying the pros-
pects for furnishing placcs TO more
ana more of the men in uniform who
are looking for Jobs. Though the
wartime demand to turn the wheels
of the war Industries. supporting our
soldiers forced these men to build
up added power supplies, that now
lie idle for lack of peacetimc activity,
they are confident that the Empire
state will soon develop into the ma
tons greatest center of manufacture
ing calling for even more lines to
Heht and move its peace plants. AS
this boom begins, the power producers
are planning to lay its labor require
ments opcn to the men who fought
abroad, in every possible case.
WcIfprc Work,
Crowded by thousands on thou
sands of the homeless bows of army
and navy who are being daily dumped
by the shipload about this port doz-
en- of the service clubs and visitors
houses of the National Catholic War
council are this week reporting record
activities. To sixty shipwrecked sail
ors of the sunken Sixaola, snug berths
have been at once allotted in the Ad-
rnira1 peneo,, Sarvice club that this