Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
poses IN this country. but SO far ttheso
have boon without positive results.
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have boon without pSsitiSs sSuaits. n'''
Raid Rand school.
Raids were carried out on largo
Scaic and tons OF radlcal literature anu
hundreds OF prisoners were rounded up
IN the metropolis. Agents OF tho COM
inittee also uosccndeu upon tho Rand
school OF Social Science and seized
witch 1t was alleged, showed that in
stitutions connection with recent rad
zeal activities.
Another nation wide. terrorist Mot
was frustrated In Cleveland on Octo-
Dor 30, when the police rounded up
seven mon and :, womun, who arc al
legged TO have been invoiveu in II con-
sp.racy TO spread terror throughout
the country by another series OF pomo'
They were also charged with being
connected with II plot to assassinnte
chief OF Police Frank w. Smith, OF
mat city. other raids followed. In
In tho Ohio city and New York were
taken and large quantItics Of radical
literature scized.
Made Great is;..d In November.
Early in November agents OF tho
Department of Justice. under the per-
sonal direction OF Chief William Flynn.
up scores of radicals and alleged
Reds" in many cities throughout the
G count More than 200 arrests We're
taken in Chicago. st. Louis. Philadel- :.
phia and other cities. Including many
radical ,aEitators whose activities arc
beiIsEcd To have been responsible for
much Of the unrest throughout the
nation for many months.
IL was In these raids that Federal
tnally all the active leaders OF the
communist party and had pretty well
G.S n,n IT, virtually every known
communist headquarters throughout
inc country was wiped out and local
officers arrested.
r,n While these raids were in progress.
alexander licrkman. tho nations Two
greatest radical aEitators were being
held by the Federal authorities for
on bail. but. losing their vigorous fiSht
TO prevent their being sent out of The
GTsI,ui;n'ry; they were again confined on
Reds" which had hccn wayed for
MANI months. The government an.
together with more than 200 anarchis =
ana radicals under arrest would DO
deported from tho country.
Radicals Arc Deportcd
pen lams were speedily ,es,'y made by The
,,n0oit,Sation of the anarchists on Ellis
isihnu SDccini trains were soon epceu :
Ing 10 New York with convicted ..Reds''
tr"m' 81 ,io sections OF the country for
MANI M';er TX k ;s their plans sccrc, for
'I'hS uiNS. inc state Department nm
bounced that the. undesirables would
| be sent to Soviet Russia" on the AMY
transport Euforti. which sailed with lis
cargo OF anarchists. communists and
radicals early on the morning OF De.
| The ship. which was known as me
| SOVIET MIR" sailed under scaled or.
| I"rE with pa passengers incIi,din.
Berkman aud Miss Goldman. The shin.
! cad contained men arrested in New
| Nork. PhiladciphiR. Boston >Hridccnort
! hartford, New Haven Ansonia AM
! Nntcrhury, Conn; Cleveland Akron
md Ioun Cstown, Ohio: Baltinore
rhicaEo, Buffalo. Detroit and Sar
/ Fra cisco.
/ nuford Well On Tier why.
Wirclcss message from the Buforf
| 'ot"y gave her position rs twoHthirl.
| across the Atlantic
With the sailing OF the Soviet Ark
| me Federal authorities warned the re.
! naming. radicals and communists tia.
| other arks" with dcportces wouIs
| probably leave American shores in IN,
| near future with carEoes OF uudesir.
| aDIeS. The Department of Justice de.
Jared that ii had n card index of GO
! 400 radicals who are under SCRUTINY.
ana announced its intention 10 arrnsi
| ana dcuort all who proved to have al
rocatcd the overthrow of the govern.
crnt bv violence.
| The present raids are n SEQUEL TO tn,
Eovcrnnlnn t's promise 10 rid The rnun.
| Try o; Reds and undesirabIes
|
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