Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-13
Raids on I. w. w.
 Follows Shooting
 Of Legion Parade
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 Judge George Dysart said citizens had promised to let the law take its course
 Last night 1 talked to them and promised that every 1. ". w. arrest ed here would be given a quick and just trial, said Juage Dysart.
 The folEer sellers promised to aid officials jail the men,
 Henry M. White, United States inn grafton ccmmi5sione-, was re- ported en route to investigate the records of all alien I. w. W. held and endcavor to depoTt them if they are not held in connection with the shooting.
 Brick" Smith, who was lynched, was reported by officials to have a police record in Washington. During the war it was said Smith causca trouble Tn western lumber camps and a lumber company wrote to a patri otic organization that Smith was a menace and asked that he be CT rested.
 Smith was arrested at Cedar Falls, July. 1917, when he and other al legged l. W. w. delied a freight train crew at a time farmers complained of sabotage being pracriced in the grain fields and fruit orchards.
 Mayor C. B. Fitzgerald of Seattle late today issued a statement warn ing all radicals to "leaye Seattle off their future itineraries" The state ment was made after two raids had been made by the Seattle police.
 CHICAGGO, Nov 12.-William D. Haywood, general secretary of the L w. w, today said that there was no record of an l. W. W. branch at Centralia, Wash. He said he thought the acts of violence ascribed to the L w. w. members were either com mittcd by maniacs or were the result of provocation not yet. disclosed.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.-General Pershing tonight issued a statement in which he said:
 Tt ik a serious outrage that vet erans Of the world war, parading In uniform in celebration of our nation al victory. should be shot down in cold blood as was done in Washing ton.
 "TCO drastic measures cannot De taken to rid our country oi the class of criminals who inspire or commit such crimes.
 No name was mentioned h yer dict returned by a coroner's jury which carly tonight held an inquest over the body believed GO be that O. Brick smith.
 The jurys verdict said:
 "We find that deceased came to Y his death by gunshot wounds and by strangulation caused by persons un-' known" l,s.4 ... ., !
 Tonight the body was lying on the floor of the bridge near here under which the man vas lynched last night Later it was moved 10 the county jail. l. was expected the cor oner would dispose of it
 Two groups of former soldiers most of them members Of the Amerl- | can Legion. under leadership of Capt ! flovd Dysart a Centralia war vet eran. returned here tonight from fendota. a coal and logging town . near here. where they searched for Industrial Workers believed to have escaped after the shooting yesterday. They had in custody P. J. Nolan and another man whose name was not | learned.
 Captain Dystart said the party failed to locate Bert Brand, alleged | w. w., who. according to A. L. Cornier. adjutant of the parade yes terday. fired the shot that killed Grimm. It was thought today that Brand fled to Mendota.
 All of yesterdays shooting did not come from the buildings in the yicin- itv of the I. w. w. hall, as at first believed. it was learned today ~hen Rerdine Fry. a 17-year-old boy, told the police that yesterday during the parade he saw them shooting toward town from a hill not far from the scene of thc tragedy. The hill lies east of Centralia's main street Fry led the police 10 the spot today anC tbev discovered suit case contain ing a box of "scft nosed" cartridges n field glass, a mans coat and DOCK containing |. w. w. songs.
 Henry M White, Seattle, immigra- tiou commissioner, arrived here to- dav to take steps to deport all the alien prisoners not held in connec- tion with the shooting.
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