Arizona republican., 1920-01-05

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 Department agents in many cities continued today to work of running down and interrogating members Of the two organizations. Officials said it was surprising that each party mum bered so many American citizens in its membership. The party rolls were Said to carry names of many persons well known in their respective communities and American citizens. Although there is no federal law under which the American communists can be dealt with department agents were not overlooking these. Their cases will be turned over to state governments.
 List Mounting Rapidly
 Two hundred and eight persons ar rested in Detroit were added to the list of those taken in custody. which is fast approaching 4500. Ninety four addi- tional arrests of aliens were reported to Mir. Garvan's office today sending the total against whom the depart ment believes il has perfect cases" to 2.729. Included in the arrests re ported today were Jacksonville. 9: Grand Rapids. Is; Omaha, II; Court land. N Y.. 16: Woodlawn. Pa, 2; Des Moines, Is; Spokane, 10; Portland. Ore, 9, and Toledo and Pittsburg two each and Denver one.
 Among those arrested in Portland was Victor Saulit who attracted at tention by his activities as a delegate to the August convention of the com munist ltbor party in Chicago. Tn Spokane. federal agents took into GUS tody Peter F'edorichuk who, officials said. had been one of the most danger ous agitators with whom they had to deal in the northwest
 In their plan to "bore from within in the labor unions. as disclosed in tho manifesto and program the leaders of the communist and communist labor parties outlined the program melting simultaneous small strikes and devel- opment of these into mass action. The plan of action was given in detail from small strikes to minor mass strikes: from minor mass strikes to general strikes and from general strikes to the dictatorship of the proletariat through revolution g
 The manifesto" says:
 Another Manifesto
 The unions are not organs of the militant class struggle now. Today the dominant unionism is actually a bull Wark of capitalism, mere engine imp1i- catism and accepting state capitalism"
 The manifest" admonishes the par tvs followers that they must actively engage in the struggle to revolutionize the trade unions and adds:
 We recognize that the American Federation of Labor is reactionary and the bulwark of capitalism
 The communist party membership pledged themselves. the manifesto shows, to participate in all mass strikes to further it's program of revo- lution. Complete equalization by capi- tai in all strikes is given as one aim while collective bargaining or dickering of any kind between employer and em- ploye has no place in the radicals scheme
 .'The manifesto of the communist in ternationals,' which was made public as one of the documents subscribed to 1 fSf F1d labor groups. characterizes the league of nations as the cover under which the world capitalists prepare for their final battle" The league covenant it. self is described as 'only d deluge of pacfist phrase -mongering"
 Action of the government in obtain Ing an Injunction against the leaders of the bituminous coal strike was ern- ployed by the communist party heads Is ammunition in their campaign. This evidence is contained in a pamphlet printed within a few days after At torney General Palmer had reached an agreement with officials of the United Mine Workers.
 Says Roundups Just Started
 NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Announcement that the great nationwide roundup of reds is not anywhere near through was made tonight here by William J Flynn chief of the department of jus tice secret Servire
 
 in reds" said Chief, Flynn, for we are not anywhere near through. We are just resting up so that we can renew out work with increased vigor."
 Five hundred and fifty aliens ar rested during the raids in this and nelghboring cities were held on Ellis Island tonight for deportation pro ceedings. The few American citizens found implicated in seditious propa- ganda will be turned over to the state authorities for prosecution
 The number of prisoners on inc island probably will be increased Mon day and Tuesday when 30 warrants held by department agents Tn New ofk, and smaller numbers in other surrounding places, are served
 Deportation hearings before special boards Of inquiry will not begin until Tuesday. according to Byron H. Uhl the immigration commissioner
 Hundreds Taken in Detroit
 DETROIT, Jan. 5.-Two hundred custody this afternoon by department or justice agents, aided by local police m a second raid on the Houses of Masses, known as headquarters of radicals here. Today's raid brings aD- proximately to 300 the number of al legged radicals rounded up here in the last 4S hours.
 Two meetings were in progress in the hall when the federal operatives arrived. They met with no opposition and the 2S0 were taken quickly to th, federal building, where they joined about 800 of those taken in Friday nights raid, who were awaiting exam ination. r