The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-05-05
BOMBS MADE IN GERMANY NAVY
 OFFICIALS STATE


 NEW YORK, May l- (P) Startling developments have appeared in the bomb conspiracy by which radical ter rorsts believed have planned kill many of the most prominent in the entire country Local police officials declare that information given them by officials of the naval intelligence service forces them to believe that the bombs which mailed all parts of the country from this city were made in Germany.
 The navy intelligence officers today informed the police department that the construction of the bombs showed striking resemblance in the operating principle the type of Herman mines which found off the American coast In addition this fact is stated that the bombs composed Iof chemicals which is impossible to obtain in any Ameri can country, and which, far is known, produced lonly in Germany.
 The police working the theory that the bombs were furnished certain Bolshevk leaders by German agents possibly period during the further the sabot )age campaign which attempted along the Atlantic board of the United States. The radicals believed have retained possession of number of the bombs and plan ned wipe many of the leaders in the fight against Bo shevism in America.
 BOMBS ALL LOCATED WASHINGTON, May 1.-(P)--Postal inspectors be- ieve that all the bombs mailed from New York have been located The Pacific reports that bombs have been found in the mails atho the department believes that IA west Out of this number but five have been received One sent to Mayor Hanson, of Seattle the office of the district attorney in San Francisco and to Salt Lake City, All postal employees have been ordered to continue close watch the mails for suspicious pack ages.
 It was announced that Charles Kaplan the New York postal clerk, who by his vigilance, discovered the sixteen bombs in the New York office and probably prevented Der of deaths, will be suitably rewarded. TWO AT SALT LAKE SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May 1-(H)-Two bombs were intercepted today by local postal officials They addressed to Senator King and Frank Nebeker Both of these leaders for the government in the prosec
 on of the Industrial Workers of the World at Chicago last year when Haywood and number of other prominent l. w. w. members tried and convicted for sedtion. ONE FOR SHOOT NEW YORK, May 1--(H9-Two more bombs were discovered today by the police officials One of them other ndecipherabe Both of these bombs had been turned to Gmbe Bros store for additional postage They have been the desk of the shipping clerk in Gmbel Bros shipping room since Tuesday. ANOTHER FOR OVERMAN | WASHINGTON, May 1-(H9-The Salisbury, N. C., postmaster today telegraphed the postoce department that
 bomb had been received his office addressed Senator Lee Overman The postmaster is holding the package for instructions.
 Senator Overman chairman of the com nttee ot the last session which charged with nves gang proGerman and other radical agitation which prob ably accounts for his selection by the errorists. THIRTY-SIX BOMBS FOUND | NEW YORK, May 1.-(H9-In addition to the sixteen bombs found in the posofce of this city, 36 others have been located in various cities turnout the country It be- eved that the sendes intended the bombs arrive May l ], thus emphasizing the radical holiday. DEPORT RADICALS l NEW YORK, May l.-(F9-The attempted wholesale bomb murder plot has aroused the immigration officials to which these foreigners carry the United States and they have decided to end the lenency which has been exercised in connection with the radicals in this country It proposed to invade the hauns of Bolshevk agents America and deport them their former homes It be- eved that several hundred persons will be depored 0f <ooc