Arizona republican., 1920-01-04
Raiding Radicals With Uncle Sam RESULTS OF NATION WIDE ROUNDUP AS TOLD IN BRIEF

CHICAGO. Jan. 3.-Department or justice officials tonight announced that 234 alien radicals were held for deportation proceedings as a result of raids last night and today in Chicago and vicinity. Hardly a score of per sons arrested had been released.
 The 234 were referred to as perfect cases, and the officials said their in formation was that, although many more arrests were made in New York, the number of perfect cases" there totaled POI. The local office started out with 367 individuals wanted. State Attorney Hoyne's men. who began wholesale arrests of radicals on New Years day and refused to postpone ac- tion as asked by Attorney General Palmer. arrested about 70 more per sons today. His men in three days have taken about $50 persons. These. with the persons taken in the federal raids yesterday and today. totaled about 500 in Chicago.
 Among those taken today were Don aid w. Crocker, an l. w. w. and editor of The New Solidarity: Jack Russell, I. W. w., and Miss Anne Gallagher, editorial writer for The One Big Union.
 Mir. Hoyne announced he had turned over 30 members of the communist and communist labor parties to the government.
 Have Sufficient Evidence
 PHILADELPHIA, Jan 3.-Govern- ment officials announced tonight that 13O Of the alleged radicals rounded up in the Philadelphia district last night were being held for further investiga- ton, and that the evidence gathered was sufficient to warrant deportation in the majority of cases.
 Ninety-one alleged asitators. ar %,I Jersey points, were sent to Ellis Is land.
 cent to Deer Island
 BOSTON, Jan. 3.-Deer Island, Bos- ton harbor. will be the home address for an indefinite period of several hun- dred men and women who were taken in the New England radical nd-up They will be cared for there until all have been examined to determine whether they shall be deported.
 Some of those arrested last night were released after examination today Raids in Brockton today added about 100 prisoners to the New England total
 50 Arrested on West Coast
 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. S.-Fifty al- legged radicals were in custody in Pa cific coast states tonight as the result of raids by combined forces of federal dScnlS anu pOflce idSI n1SnI ana today.
 The largest bag was taken at Port land. .Of-29 arrested there, seven were released today and seven others it was said will be held for deportation proceedings. The remainder. 1t was indicated would be turned over to state authorities for possible prosecu- tion under the state criminal syndical- ism act
 Twenty-tw were held in Oakland. Calif.. and San Francisco, four in Sc attle, Wash. and one each in Fresno and Los Angeles, Calif
 Officers in the San Francisco bay region continued a search tonight for eight alleged radical leaders who evad- ed arrest last night.
 Quantities of radical literature were seized by the officers in San Fran cisco. Oakland. Seattle and Portland. the officers reported.
 ARREST NINE MORE REDS
 INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Jan. s.-Con- tice agents in Indiana today resulted in the arrest of nine alleged radicals, making total of 20 taken
 The men were arrested in Indian apolfs, Fort Wayne. Anderson. Terre Haute and Clinton. Thirty of 30 war rants issued have not yet been served. BROKEN RAIL SENDS TRAIN INTO DITCH;
 l DEAD; 85 INJURED
 ST JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. 3.-One man was killed and S5 injured when Chicago Great Western passenger train No. was wrecked early today near Wyeth Missouri 22 miles north of here
 E. J. McGrath. section foreman of the railroad from Aitken, Minnesota. who died this afternoon in a hospital was the only fatality. Others are in a1 serious condition and it is expected that Mrs. Ruth Jackson. negress, 1206 Cherry street. Des Moines, Iowa,