The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-06
DEPORTATION
OF RADICALS
IS: Put: OFF
Further Shipments edof. Reds
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wAsHINGToN,a Jan. .s771-No ,flrther
deportation of radical aliens will be
undertaken until the experiment with
the transport Buford, the first Sow
let Ark, is completed. it was said to-
day by Anthony CaminettI. commits.
sioner general of Immigration. @udT /
% The Buford is now erifoute to North
5ern Europe with 249 radical aliens,
destined for Russia, but whether she
will be permitted to land her passen-
gers has not vet been determined. 1t
is not possible for the ship to 90 to
soviet Russia, and II the radicals are
sent into that country they must be
transported across one of the adjacent
countries,
The pearly 5000 radicals taken in
the RAIDS Of the last few days will be
tried by the department ~of labor in
the district in which they were ar
rested and. those ordered .deported
will be sent to New, York. 81
Mr.. Caminetu- said that should, ne
cessity require the use of additional
spake In New York or in, the. districts.
TO- house 1.-The radicals awaiting de-
portation, steps will be taken to secure
camps or other facilities from the war
or other department that might have
suitable accommodations.
He added, however, that as addition
al stations would cause extra expense,
he believed congress would grant the
money for the reOpening of Ellis Is
land station in its entirety, so that all
of the aliens could be housed there.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6-Department of
justice operatives face increased dit.
ficulties today because the com
rades", frightened by the raids made
Friday and last night have taken to
cover" in anticipation Of further
activities. A
William J. Flynn, chief of the de-
partment of justice bureau Of investi-
cation, said early today that he had
no statement to make concerning the
arrests made last night.
The extraordinary rand Jury en-
panelled to investigate radical acti.
vitiesl here, which temporarily divert
ed Its attention t2 = ssearch for an
"ovenshsdowins eSAs IN city. affairs,
reconS agaiGlod ys and planned to
devo.e itself ID criminal anarchy af-
fairs Resumption of its inquiry into
the Rand school of social science was
the first subject on the program.
Hundreds of checks bearing sigma
/, lures of persons who have been con,
tributing to the support Of thhe "revo-
lutionary movement" were among the
documents seized yesterday by de.
tectives.
CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-Federal author
h0 IN OF tn6x Dofo val
Mallen, statistician for the Federal
Trade Commission in connection with
the National drive on Radicals, while
the first of 224 persons held for de
portation as result of the recent
state and federal raids were taken be
fore immigration inspectors for hear
ings.
Cases against those men have beer
d.. cribed by department of justice
| agents as iron clad" and within the
| week the officers said they believed
| large percentage would be selected
| as tn Chicago contingnt on the mex,
Soviet ark
Reds generally have taken to cover
since the wholesale arrests started &C
corGing to the department of Justice
-agents, and the number brought in
daily has decreased. Several danger
| Gus radical aliens still are sought on
warrents, however. In addition tc
| Mallen the only notable figure arrest
ed in the campaign during the past
twenty-four hours was William D. (Bie
BilD Haywood, secretary of the In
dustrial Workers of the World who
has been sought several days by state
authorities on an unnamed charge
With him when he surrendered were
nearly a score Of other l. w. WIS