The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-01-03
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decline of organized rabid revolutionary
ism throughout tn country. We planned
this move very carefully and the results
have exceeded our expectations"
Chief Flynn declared that in New
York and the, metropolitan district most
OF the revolutionists for whom traps
were laid had been shared.
Barges moored in the Hudson were
ready today 70 transport the prisoners
to Ellis island.
Forty.Four Arrests on Pacific Coast.
San Francisco, Jan. 3.-Only forty
four alleged radicals were arrested In
Pacific coast states In the nationwide
drive against seditionists and anarchists
by the department of justice, reports
received here indicated early today,
Twenty, including two women and one
Chinese. were taken in Portland, Ore;
twenty. including two women, were ar
rested by the department OF Justice
agents in Oakland. Cal, and two in
San Francisco. and one each In Los
Angeles and Fresno. Cal
Several suspects were examined but
not held at Spokane. Wash.
Throughout the Night.
Philadelphia. Jan. determination of
the alleged radicals taken in the Phil
adelphia district in last nights raid by
agents of the department of justice.
aided by local police, continued through
out the night. More than 700 men and
women were gathered in the net in the
district. which includes Scranton and
Wilkesbarre. Pa, and Trenton and
Camden, N. j., and Others nearby
points. OF this number about $50
proved innocent and were released.
, Nearly 400 alleged radicals were
rounded up in this city. In Trenton.
Camden and other South Jersey towns
seventy-two men and three women
were taken into custody and three au-
tomobile loads of alleged seditious lit
erature seized.
wilkesbarre reported the arrest of
sixty men and women. forty Of them
taken at a Russian soviet meeting,
Twenty. one In Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, Jan. 3.-Twenty- al
legged radicals taken in raids in the
Pittsburgh district by federal agents
appeared before officers of the depart
menuof justice today for examination.
Eight of the alleged members of the
communist parties were arrested III
Pittsburgh proper; the remainder were
taken in towns and boroughs OF the
district. Quantities of literature were
seized.
TIL Dawn In Cleveland. "
Cleveland, o.. Jan. 3.-rroih shortly
after . o'ciock last night until dawn
this morning steady stfealn Oh al,
leged reds poured INTO the federal
Dunding III the most extensive raid YET
engineered in Cleveland py 1ederai Oh
ficials. n
in all elghty-nVe We're rounueu up.
Warrants Tor score more are peins
served To-Day, ~ ,lle .o'at atnessIa i;,
iorty-twp were sent 70 un1 80 oouy a,,.s, a.
twenty-three helo ioi iui S,u. gu~Sf rgi,aa,f n,
lhg AT tns oi.lcss =, ihe aSp"' ''i'e's "
Ju9naSo I,,,sa az M..rton JonarI,,1ant NJ b,s,ic,
oont ,,1aJcataa .todav that dsnor,ation
SSoceedInrs sedI win he instituted against
pbout half Of those rounded up last
night. He animated that more serious
proceedings might be instituted against
few 81 those. held.
St over 500 IN petron. ~ =
Detroit. eJich:.' Jan.ss5. .zslMoie than 200
alleged reds" communists and other
;'undcsirablesS were arrested by depart
ment of justice agents. police and stag
constabulary Friday night sSThe men
arrested WIZ be Examined by FEDERAL
aMu,hVl M thes. anu uepurlatloH i'Ioc'f.u,nss
VIII pc ,ins.,lutea asa,nst nose whom %
nu,ner. s,,n,.a III e.auence 10 ueVeiopeu' n ihere
a' "o.i'" a''eHeu a'so
oIo IN new enoiNno.
boston' jan S'--SN hundred ana sew
cnty -e'ght 9i,en reds were swept up
iast night ana early To-Day In New Eng
iaho as tnls oistnets contribution "
me natlonWlde cleanup OF agitatoFF
VINO SouEhe 10 oVefthroW the govern
nncnt. Inc nsurss were given ont ny
t,ce New rrolsnd.s taiiv shows the
foitou,rg n,n,hsr ayrested and the
places they were seized:
Rnston 57. Anronia conn n. Ror.
H., nridco,oTt *. fr,dpc.
water, 6: Cambridge. 8; Central Fails.
r. T.. 10; Chelsea, 30;- Chcopee. l6;
Claremont. IS; Derry. N. H.. 23: Fitch
burg. 2e; Hartford, Conn. 10: Havcr-
hill. 2I: lawrence. so: Holoyke. 90;
Lowell, 12; Sunburg. 90: Lynn 1905
Manchester. N. H.. so; Meridian, Conn,
a. Nashaua, N. f., 161: Norwood, 3:
Portsmouth, N. H.. 50: Providence, Il.
T.. 13: Pawtucket. r. l., 3: Reading, |;
South Manchester, Conn. 3: SPRING
field. 81: Waterbury Conn. Z; Welles-
ley, 81; Worcester so, and Woonsocket,
2.
Forty Three In Connecticut.
New Haven. Conn. Jan. 3.--Forty-
three arrests had been made in Con-
necticut TODAY as the result OF the
ronnd .un of radicals.
RaId Al [ ouIsvIIle,
Louisville, Ky, Jan. 3.-Carrying out
tho government's attempt TO stamp out
radicnlism. the department OF justice
orents here last night took into GUS
"a a;,htaen men and two women, all
NJ a.hon, however were later released
ofss, eyonination.
emerlesns Cs"Sns. .o,,
Buralo. n. y Jan S;-riNe Ain..' ~
cans "eIe a'hons the ioo =, M ~ r,S,.
ohefs taken III tne rou'etup s ,hia ,oor,,ing ~,
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