Arizona republican., 1919-05-01

packed the same as those oiSSoN-
 cred here today, were being held
 in postoffices along the Pacific
 coast.
 NEW YORK. April S0-With the dis covery in the New York postoffice to- day. of 16 internal machines, in addi- ton to a half dozen which have been delivered to prominent men in various cities, federal detectives tonight were endeavoring to run down the organiz- CTS of what is believed to be nation wide plot to assassinate cabinet offl- cials and other men prominent in offi- cial and private life.
 Bombs have been delivered at the homes or offices of former Senator Thomas w Hardwick of Georgia; fed eral Judge KenesaW Mountain Landis of Chicago: Mayor Ole Hansen of Se- attle: District Attorney Charles NJ Fickert and his assistant, Edward NJ. Cunha, of San Francisco; and Repre- sentative John L. Burnett of Alabama Among those found here today were bombs addressed to Secretary of Labor Wilson, Postmaster Burieson Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer Chief Jus tice Oliver Wendell Holmes, John D. Rockefeller and many other prominent men.
 May Be May Terror
 While so far. none or the men for whom the bombs were intended have been killed. Mrs Thomas Hardwick and her maid were severely injured by the explosion of the bomo intended for ] the former senator, which was received yesterday, and Representative Burnett i narrowly escaped injury by the explO- sion of the bomb addressed to him which was received tonight. Officials tonight refused to comment on the motive of the wholesale bomb sending, but it was declared signifi cant that the discoveries were made on the eve of May day which has been set as the time various demon strations will take place. All of the | bombs were identical in form and ma terial. it is said, and all were packed in the same manner, with fictitious tags. bearing the name "Gimbel Broth CTS, New York. on them.
 4 sweeping inquiry by postoffice in speetors, agents of the department oi justice and police experts was begun at once into the activities of anarchists and reds in this city.
 At the same time warning was iS- sued by the district attorneys office tC all public officials. especially judges 10 watch for packages which might bt delivered to them. and guard was thrown around the criminal court: building.
 Intended Victims
 The addresses on the sixteen pack. ages. here were all typewriter. Tn, style and @ couple of minor errors, leC officials to believe that the addressing was done by a foreigner The addresse: were:
 William M. Wood, Boston, Mass.
 Mir. Freak. C. Howe, Comm of
 emigration, N. Y. N. Y.
 Hon. Mitchell A. Palmer, U. S.
 attorney general, Wash, D. C.
 MT. Anthony Caminetti, bureau
 of emmiqration, Wash. D. C.
 Hon. Wn. B. Wilson, secretary of labor, Wash, D. c.
 Senator T. Larry Eyera, Chester, Pa.
 Mir. Wm. H. Lamar, solicitor general, Wash. D. C. Mr. w. H. Finch, dep justice, NY.
 Hon. A. S. BurIeson, postmast general, Wash, D. c. } Hon. J. F. HyIan, mayor, New York City, N. Y.
 Rich E. Enrieht, police comm, 5 New York City, N. Y. | John D. Rockefeller, Pocantico Hills, Tarrytown, NY. MT. Wm. [. Schaffer, attorney 5 general, Harrisburg, Pa. Gov. Vim. C. Sproul, Chester, Pa.
 Hon. Oliver Wendel Holmes, U. S, Chief of Justice, Wash, D. C.
 Mir. J. p. Morgan, New York e City.
 a A slip on the part of the senders ( p the internal machines coupled wit e the sharp wits of a postoffice cleri
 were all that prevented the bomt : from being delivered. The Is package s were maileds Saturday night in a bo Q somewhere in the neighborhood of S0t h street and Broadway. They had tf d correct postage for the parcel post, bl = were sealed with red wax and therefor n could be accepted only as first-cla, O mail matter. Accordingly. they wei e sent to the general postoffice to be rt :. ferred back to the sender. From Same Source e EdcH pdTCel ndu tue HdiHc oA Ili
 bel Brothers printed on it, and t
 department store was notified b e failed to answer. Early this mornil ], Charles Chaplan, a postoffice cler T who on his way home from wol ! read in a morning paper of the bor l. sent to Senator Hardwick of Georg S. The description of the packa/e. co y taining the bomb struck him. and II hurried back to the postoffice and e 'e amined the detained pz-cels. He tn :, notified the superintendent of his su ii picions and the packages were sent ,, Chief Postoffice Inspector ". E. Coo .s ran. Explosive experts were called 70 by Inspector Cochran and one of | al parcels was opent1. It contained I- small phial, fastened to the top of al polished basswood cylinder. in such in manner that the cylinder could not n opened without breaking the bot
 The breaking of the bottle would ]