The sun., 1919-06-04
ONE BOMB ARREST
MADE IN BOSTON
Roxbury Man Held and Anar-
chistic Literature Found in
Home Is Seized.
$1,000 REWARD OFFERED
Gov. Coolidge to Ask Legisla-
ture for Law With Severe
Penalties.
Special Despatch TO The sus.

BosroN, June 3.-The arrest Of one
District Attorney for the arrest Of bomb
terrorists and Gov Coolidges action for
sterner penalties for anarchists were the
features to-day in the two bomb out
RACES here.
The man arrested was Ernest Gaudet,
sl2 Dudley street, Roxbury, who was
captured after a raid on his home in
which a mass of anarchistic literature
was seized by the police. One other
man also was arrested, but was released
after he had been questioned. Agents
Of the Department of Justice were sent
to Clinton, believed to be headquarte rs
OF an anarchist band. A quantity Of
dynamite was stolen recently from q
contractor near there.
Judge Blsmes Rioters Friends.
Nathan A. Tufts. District Attorney of
Middlesex county. offers $1,000 for i'll
formation leading to the arrest and con-
Tction OF the person or persons respon-
sible for the blowing up OF the home Of
State Representative Leland w. Powers,
sc Beaumont avenue, Newtonville
Judge Albert F. Hayden of the Rox-
bury Munical Court. whose home at IL
wayne street. Roxbury. was wrecked by
bomb. issued statement to-day in
which he declared that revenge for the
sentences he imposed on Roxbury May
Day rioters was the motive which
prompted the anarchists to single him
out for death. Judge Hayden and his
family escaped injury through the fact
that they had gone to their summer
home in Plymouth. An infant child OF
Representative Powers was cut by flying
glass and more than $4,000 worth OF
damage was caused to his palatial resi-
dence.
Representative Powers was singled
out as a victim Of the pomo terrorists
because of his activities on the anti
anarchy bill, OF which he was sponsor.
Gov. Coolidge prepared to ask the
Legislature to enact an emergency
statute providing for sterner penalty for
bomb outrages than Is now prescribed
Under the present anti-anarchy law In
dividuals convicted are subject to fine
OF $1,000. three years Imprisonment or
| both.
| Gov. Coolidge declared that the bomb
outrages were crimes against all the
people and II carried to their logical
conclusion the first sufferers would be
| tHOrc VI WIN i've ny liicii
daily toll. It would stop every business
activity, he said. paralyze all industry
and bring to the verge OF starvation
| every person without independent mes ms
| as has happened in Russia.
| The dragnet spread by the police OF
| Massachusetts was directed chiefly
| toward the master mind who. the po-
lice are convinced. is directing the cam
| paign OF terror and a bomb factory,
where the anarchists are producing
| their Internal machines.
| Different kinds OF bombs were placed
7 at the homes of Judge HaydeS and Rep.
| resentatve Powers. At the home OF the
| former the Internal machine was n plair
| stick of dynamite with a fuse attached
That found at the Powers home was a
skilfully made gas pipe bomb.
Thinks Men Were Outsiders.
| Deputy Chief George Neal of the
Massachusetts State police declared he
believed the men who planted the bombs
| in Roxbury and Newtonville came here
from another State and were hired L
do il by the master mind" of the ter.
| ror.sss. He urged that efforts ba con.
centrated toward the capture OF TIL.
leader.
Walter L. Wedger, State explosive ex
pert. reported to Deputy Chief Neal tina
at the home OF Judge Hayden he fount
pieces OF iron steam pipe which un
doubtedly had contained the dynamite
Mr.. Wedger estimated that the pip