Evening journal., 1919-03-11
RADICALS unions
FOSTER REVOLT
I. W. w., Anarchists, So
cialists Amalgamating for
Bolshevism. Lane Says
SEIZED MAIL MATTER
SHOWS PLOTS EXTENT

WASHINGTON, March ii.-solicito
General Lamar, Of the Postonlce DE
partment, has submitted a memorandum
70 the Senate propaganda committe
stating that The J. W. W, anarchist.
socialists and others were "perfectin.
an amalgamatiOn with one obiect-th,
overthrow OF the government of tb.
United states by means OF bloody rev
.lution and The establishment of q BOl
heyik republic
Mr. Lemar said his conclusion wa.
based on information contained In seizel
mail matter.
Accompanying the memorandum were
several hundred excerpts from the mail
matter. Mt Lamar said this propa-
sanda was being conducted with such
regularity that it's magnitude can DE
measured by the bold and outspoken
statements contained in these publi-
cations and the efforts made therein 20
inaugurate O nationwide reign OF ter
ror and overthrow the government"
Mr.. Lamar said 70 was significant that
this was The FIRST time "in the history
Of the so-called radical movements in
the United states that these radical ele-
ments have found q common cause
Bolsheyism, in which they can all
unite
He referred particularly 20 the dis
satisfied foreign elements as Being active
10 the propaganda
"Ine ]. W w, said Mr. Lamar. '1s
perhaps most actively engaged I'm
spreading this propaganda. and has at
ITS command a large field force known
as recruiting agents. subscription
sgcnts etc, who work Increasingly IN
fine furherance OF the cause"
After referring TO the excerpts from
ile seized mail matter, the solicitor
generals memorandum said in part.
This propaganda is being conducted
With such regularity that ils magnitude
can be measured by The bold and out
spoken statements contained in these
publications and the efforts made there
ma 30 inaugurlle nationwide reign Of
Terror and overthrow the government.
I'm classifying these statements they
are submitted in a major or general
rlass as follows J. W. W.. Anarchist.
Radical -SOci3listic and S0cialistic. nj
viii be seen from these excerpts, ana
10 is indeed significant. that this /. The
0rst time In the history of the s0-called
radical movement in The United states .
that these radical elements have found .
? common cause BOlshevism i'm which
they can on unite The 7. W. w. /
Anarchists. Socialists, Radical and
otherwise. in fact. all dissatisfied ele- +
nents, particularly The foreign element
sre perfechng an amslgamation with
lne object. and one object only In view,
namely, the overthrow Of the govern
nent Of the United states by the means
'f q bloody revolution and the estab-
Ishment Of a Bolsheyiki republic
Tile J. W. W. IS perhaps most &C
lvely engaged I'm spre sdfng this propa-
-anda and has at its command g large
led force, known as recruiting agents.
Inscription sgsnts. etc. who work I'M
essingly in the furtherance Of the |
ause
This organization also publishes st I
EAST five newspapers in the English
inguage and nine In foreign Ian ;
uages. as shown I'm the list given be-
DIV. This list comprises only Official .
apers OF the organization and does not
axe into account the l3rge number Of
rec lance papers published in the in E
crest Of the above organization
Among the newspapers listed were Z
The New Solidarity. English, weekly. / <
hicagO; One Big Union. English. Z
lohthly. Chicago; Industrial Unionist, / Z
nglish, weekly, seattle; California De
snse Bulletin. English, weekly. san z
rancisco; the Rebel Worker, English.
imonthly, Ne'v York, La Neuva Soli- z
aridad, Spsnish, weekly, Chicaeo: <
olos Truzenta, Russian, weekly, Chi z
ago: Ii Nuovo Pr0letario. Italian, =
-eekly, Chicago; Nya Warden Swedish, E