The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-06
More Alleged Reds Being TAX
en- in Raids on Secret Meet
ing Places of the
Radicals.
HAYWOOD OUT ON BAIL
1. w. w. Leader 10 Attempting to Sc
cure Bonds and Lawyers for
Members Caught In the
Round Up.

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NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Pursuing
policy Of seeking individuals and
searching out secret meeting places
OF alleged reds, department Of justice
here today had added more
than fifty prisoners to the list OF those
being held for deportation hearings
Included in this number was Oscar 1.
1'yZerowSki, executive secretary OF
the New York state communist party
who had been in hiding under the
name OF Smith
The only addition to the Ellis Island
colony yesterday was Gregory Vein
stein, regarded as the right hand man
OF Ludwig C. A. X. Martens, am
bassador from soviet Russia"
Haywood Under Arrest.
CHICAGO, Jan. s.. William II
Haywood, i. w. w. leader. arrested
in the campaign against reds con-
Quoted by States Attorney Maclay
Hoyne, attempted to raise money to-
day to furnish bonds and provide de-
tense for members of his organiza-
ton caught in the roundup. He was
released on bail furnished by William
Dross Lloyd, wealthy socialist.
The United States court Of appeals
was scheduled today to hear the
Haywood and Victor Berger cases.
appealed from the United States dis
trict court. Haywood. Berger ana
others were sentenced to serve TWEEN
ty years in Fort Leavenworth Dy
Judge Landis for violation OF the
espionage act.
The county grand jury today con-
tinued investigation of activities or
alleged reds in Chicago. 1t will
probably report the early part OF
next week.
Need Loan of Ship.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Unless
the war department comes to the
rescue with the loan OF an army
transport, further delay in the depor-
.ation of radical aliens may be ex-
,ected. according to J. w. Abercrom-
Die. legal adviser Of the bureau OF
when the Buford left we were
1ot certain that 1t would ever be
,ble to land" Abercrombie said.
.Before any more are deported, we
viii walt to hear of its fate. 1t is a
possibility that the Buford may come
,ack with it's passengers. The Buford
vas an experiment. We don't know
What the outcome will be-
To Guarantee Peace.
TOKYO, Jan. 4.-The Japanese |
military activity in Siberia Is no part /
If a plan by the Japanese government
O annex Siberian territory, General !
Jarimoto Oh, commanding the forces |
n Siberia, declared in speech here |
oday.
japan wishes only to guarantee |
,eace. She has neither desire for |
erritorial annexation nor the acquisi- |
ion of any other privileges in Siberia,
aid General or.
CJapan is reported to have nearly a |
lundred thousand men moving against
he bolshevik advance in Siberia.
Since the collapse Of the kolchak
and the defeat of General
)eniken by the red forces, Japan
las been rapidly increasing her eX-
forces.]
To Deport Won Brinckcn.-
SAN FRANCISCO, JAM 6.-That
Wilhelm Won Brincken, convicted vio-
ator of the neutrality law while |
nilitary attache Of the German con-
ulate in this city will put up
trong fight to prevent his deporta-
ion after his release from the fed
raj prison at McNeils Island. Wash
ngton. was indicated today by state
nents made by Attorney Henry M. |
)wens, his counsel.
Owens fight to prevent the depor-
alton of Won Brincken will be based
upon the claim that the
.cnvicted man was the victim of
and that he was
1ereIy "flunky" for his chiefs.
rr,ontinuad IN napo2l