Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-01

'. ' rack the Reds responsible for the terrorist bomb plot which has startled Inc country. Sixteen of the most diabolical infer nal machines ever encountered by eX- pcrts were found. literally by chance, early today in the general post office ir this city. Apparendy they were Identical with six others which went through the mails safely and were de- were addressed. Fortunately, however. uont of the intended victims has been injured thus far. How many others haze been mailed no one can tell.
 From all the information availa- bIc tonight it was apparent the mak- CTS of the bombs hoped to cXtermin- ate every one who has been Dromin- emily involved in the prosecution or deportation Of members of the ]. w.. w
 Not only were officers or the Immi- grafton Bureau marked for destruc ton. but also the authors Of the bill which would have stopped immigTa- ton for a year. This measure would have made it difficult for Russian rad iCals to gain access to this country. Agents Of the department of Jus t,co said 'hey helievcd the mailing Of Inc bombs was iil.iei to cause a
 
 fhrCuchout tic world not oulT by pcarcful lnborers. but tho most pro- uouUrri radicals. r. was recalled that radicals iu tlis country had threat ercd a demrrstra ra .ic1 on Alav Day. in behalf of Taamae '. Moonev under sentence of Fife Imprisonment in Cali fornia for murder in connection with thc preparedness d." bomb outrage. Labor generally has advocated action H.H a HHa 7.r.T.t I.rrt h frowuod on radical iNcas.
 The driucticas Q. the government a~cnts were hasnd nor only on the list of those who have received the bombs addressed tu them rt the names on the Nrappers or he internal machines seized in the post olNCe here.
 Mayor ole Hanson or Seattle who brought to a sudden end the gen erul strike" instituted by the Indus- trial Workers of the World in the Washington city. was the first to re- ceivc one Of the deadly missiyes
 Former Senator Thomas W. Hard wick Of Atlanta. Ga. was the second llis wife was injured when the bomb exploded.
 N bomb was received tonight by Repre- sentative John l. Burnett, of t;adsdcu. Ala former chairman Of the house committee OH infm grafton.
 Another Of those marked for destruc- aon was Judge Kersnaw Mountain L--udis or Chicago before whom Will nam D Haywood and his followers were tried and found guilty.
 Bombs also were sent to Charles M. Iickert, district attornev Of San Francisco. and his assistant Edward runha. who were prominent in the prosecution of Mooney and others i'm piIcated with him
 Included in the list of those to whom the bombs found here were addressed were.
 Anthony Caminetti. commissioner general Of immi grafton. who issued or ders for the deportation of a large number Of l. W. W. ug-tators rounded up In the west
 FrederiCl, =. Howe commissioner oi immigration at New York. who has confessed 70 somewhat radical ideas of hls own but who was charged witt carrying out the orders of his chief
 William E. Wilson, secretary of la hor whose Jurisdiction extends oVel the Bureau Of Immigration.
 Attornev General Palmer who directs inc operations of fine department en. forcing prosecution of alleged yiolatori of the espionage law
 W. IT. Finch. one of the representa-. ttes Of the department Of justice il this city.
 Bombs also were deposited in in mails for Mayor Hv,und of this cit and Police Commissioner F,nrighl Radicals have accused them of makinl it impossible Co rent halls in whicl 70 hold demonstra tions. They als have barred the red flag in parades O nc meetings Of any kind.
 Others on the list ol those marke Or death by the reds were Joh b. Rockefeller and J. P Morgan. l. this connection it was recalled tha Thomas J. Tunney, inspector of polio in this city, testified before the sen ate committee which investigated pro paeauda. that New York anarchist had planned iu l9l4 shortly before th outbreak of the world war to wipe ou the families of Mr. Rockefeller an other wealthy persons. Mr Rockefel Ter also aroused the radicals in con nection with the labor troubles in Col orado.
 The reasons for placing AIr. Morga on the list are more obscure So ia as known he has taken no hand in tt efforts 10 put an end to the activitie of the ]. W. ". and other extreme rad tCals, but the reds naturally hate hil because of his great wealth. At h Glen Cove home tonight he declined comment on the mailing of a bomb him
 Government officers made no al tempt to minimize the seriousness Inc situation. They admitted frank they had no idea how many of il bomts had been mailed apparent wrapped in paper purporting to con from the department store of Climb Brothers in this city, but declared members of that firm never to hay been in their establishment It WE pointed out that fourteen of the ir formal machines had been held up postoffices along the Pacific coast.
 The postoffice department has sent general alarm to postmasters all ov, the United States directing them watch the mails carefully for packag g, similar 10 those seized here Inspecto m different parts of the country ha' been set at work on the different al gles of the plot
 Chief Inspector ". E. Cochran inc postoffice department took char; of the investigation in this city. II operations have expanded until tho include a score Of agents of the d. Nsrtment of justice, Police Iuspect fs1rot and scores of Now York q fcsiives. mem bers of tho police bon rdUsd, and Chief Inspector Dixon ar Inspector Egan Of the bureau of con hustiblcs of the fire department On of the department of justice men work on the case is Finch, to who one of the bombs was addressed.
 Detectives who know all the prom nent anarchists and radicals in Ne York were rounding them up al questioning them tonight in the hel -zks.--as-izs--2 k. 2 IT. =.-