The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-17
-WALL STREET TRAGEDY SAID
 BE AVIATION WIDE PLOT OF DESTRuCTIONBY RADICALS

NEW YORK, Sept fl (by Associat- ed Press) s).-Six expert chemists at tached to the bureau of mines have ar rived here to aid in the investigation of the explosion which did so much damage yesterday. A reconstruction of the metal fragments found are be- 1ieved to be parts of bomb.
 Edward p. Fisher, former empIoye of a French high commission, has been detained at Hamilton, Ontario. It is alleged that he sent post cards to two friends here warning them not to be on Wall street Wednesday. He will be brought to New York to testify be. fore the grand jury.
 -,-Workers are busy cleaning blood spIotches from the pavements and walls and are also strengthening the twisted steel Of the office buildings wrecked.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 17 (by Associ- ated Press).-The department of jus tice has announced that it is clearly understood that a widespread radical plot is responsible for the Wall street outrage.
 SEATTLE, Sept. 17 Associated Press) ).-The assay office and branch of the federal reserve bank are heavi- iy guarded by secret service men who are cooperating with the bureau of investigation to check any radical ac tivity.
 NEW YORK, Sept. IT (by Associ- ated Press) The situation in the if nancial district today is practically unchanged The stock exchanges have not yet opened but preparations are being made to resume business on both curb and stock exchange. The soldiers from Governors island have been withdrawn, but heavy re-en- forcements of police guards have been detailed to the district. Immed lately surrounding the devastated dis trict has been roped off, and no per sons are allowed to enter without a permit containg the vize of the head of the police department.
 The financial centers in all the large cities of the country, from Bos- ton to San Francisco are being heav fly guarded by armed guards, mostly policemen detailed for the special duty This is being done as a measure of precaution to guard against any possible repetition of the New York tragedy. Tendils of evidence secured seems to lead to the conclusion that the attack on the Morgan institution was but a part of nation wide plot.
 The official list of the dead has been increased to thirty-six and the num- Der of wounded is we'll over two hun dred The police are still working on tthe casualty list, which is as yet ln- complete. Identification of some of the victims has been secured.
 Federal agents are working with the state and city officials to run down the reports of extremist bomb plots Nearly all of the experts now agree that the disaster was caused by an internal machine since the discoy- cry of parts of clock work in the Wreckage close to the center of the explosion It has been officially an nounced that either T. N. T. or picrlc acid was used in the bomb. Crlef Flynn of the bureau of investigation at Washington, has sent his men out on thirty different trails polntlng- towards widespread radical plot. Chief Flynn declared that as far as he was concerned there was no doubt but that the explosion was cuased Dy a bomb. He insisted that the theory of a collision between wagon carry explosives and another vehicle was not tenable.
 Later it is announced that the police