The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01

hile taking this view OF the situi
ming to local authorities every
kept under control every law en-
! and equal to the dangers, real
fant Attorney General Garvan:
fected raids on Communist ana
mist labor party organizations IN
y declared as he went home Tor
at that late reports indicated thas
er violence might occur would DC
e.
OF the reports showed that the
b were preparing gigantic propa-
demonstrations. but meetings are
led in many. places and It Is a.
bat trouble may develop, accoroing
9arvan. The department, he said,
allow those gatherings to taix
1ltes blue" but government agents
observe the tenor OF agttanon.
shave been instructed mot to In
excite trouble in any such as
eS" .a.
Eas disclosed by Mr.. Garvan thai
I members Of congress-, three fed-
hdges and an attorney recently ac-
n investigating. radical disturb
/ had been marked for assassina-
/ With the early discovery or the
Mr.. Garvan believed tho officials
b whose lives the plots were d.
arc amply protected.
|eals of the Communist LABOR lead
h May Day strikes appear not 20
|met with q kindly reception. Al
Ia there were threats OF strtkes IN
sections. Thousands OF workers
|ay down their tools tomorrow, oas
|erYan believed this would ne more
nature Of q declaration OF q noii-
han with q malicious intent to
Q great tie-up.
YropaxandA by ths 1sdA
ETEBURGH, April :9.-Otffciais
q public safety department an
|od tonight that police Of the North
|dfstrict had reported that many
OF q May Day proclamation oy
|,n4ral executive committee OF the
Iantst party Of America" had been
Huted In that section late today.
|olico we're instructed to arrest any
the literature
fsuroclarnation" = headed. haai
\ kleoytots,s and II closes with tne
nt that while in this co1ntry
not ready for the final struxsiS:
nnunist party OF America SSis .
cn 20 sn@S So 1850 To "atrike
release Of all political and ,: n.
prisoners ON 3S nan,crStrete
op0 ana 1AofieS-
pWer.
1ropArs6 g CAa6a9o ..,.
AGO. April SV-Feoef. sS @
- any ,cvertact that might grow
u a. % ri0ua demonstrations
for tomorrow In celebration OF
y.
moro suspects Were rounded up
police today In q continuation
drfve that resulted In the arress
= than 400 mon and several
last night One ox Sne moa.
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tfo were distf10oseo tnIo3SIS9iuI,e
e, side today: Ono nano wa;
tho polica TO % siSne1 senS
anip Of the L w. w. sAo
~, line up with the revoiuLIon-
loaariat Of all countries. aur-
= InternationAi~ solidarity. Lay
=
on1se - Detroit
roYr 6tch April Labor
here today predicted "a quiet
Toy Detroit'' and secuted the
~ ~ dfSnrders or thu existence
r.1lrsd moyauefit for radical
sfsons "A parade was to be
SansYnl holiday, it was said.
- fsEen- The Detroit fed
- iahor decided last week
"a NAV Day holiday idea-
cr,S afrifs. 20 far a. could be
fon,eht- was scheduled to be-
srrfivo tomorrow, that OF the
ana frucE drivers, who de-
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