The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-11-15
ENJOYS THREATENED
BY NEW RED" PLOTS
SEVERAL AMERICAN REPRE-
SENATIVES IN EUROPE HAVE
RECEIVED DEATH NOTES.
RADICALS INVADE AMERICA
Deadly Machine Wrecked Home of
Ambassador Herrick United States
Quarters Have Been Stormed by
Mobs of Communists in Big Cities.

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NEW YORK, N. Y.-Riotous DEM
constructions in Europe and South
America, protesting against the sem
fencing to death of Nicola Sacco and
Bartolomeo Vanzetti, in Massachu-
sets, are declared to be the direct re-
suit of months of persistent propagan-
da fostered by radical organizations in
New York city, particularly the Anal
gamated Clothing Workers of Amer
lea. From the beginning of the Sacco
and Vanzetti case radical leaders have
declared the two Italians were franz
ed" by capitalists of Massachusetts.
The men were charged with killing a
lpaymaster.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are amazed. at
the outbursts of communists and other
radicals in Europe, which eliminated
i'll the bombing of the home OF Am
bassador Herrick, in Paris, France,
and hostile demonstrations in front Of
several embassies and consulates in
European cities.
Reds" Invade United States.
French police officials assert that
more than 100 members of the young
communist" organization in Europe
had slipped through the immigration
lines and reached the United States
within the last two months for the
purpose of causing trouble" if the
two Italians were executed for the
murder of which they were convicted
last summer.
Many of these men, the officials said,
had applied for passports to the Amer
lean passport bureau in Paris and had
been refused after inquiry into their
cases, but later were able TO get to
America by other means. The Paris
police now are working on the theory
that some of these communists who
failed to get through the lines after
having been refused passports were
Irresponsible for the bomb sent to Am
bassador Herrick, which wrecked the
ambassadors home and injured the
secretary who opened the package just
as it exploded.
Death for More Americans.
A plot by the French communists to
take retaliatory measures against all
American officials in France in the
event the two Italian radicals are exc
cuted in America was revealed when
lit became known that threats had been
made to blow up the Offices OF the
| American reparations commission and
the passport bureau. Threatening let
tiers were sent to American consuls
at Lyons Marseilles and Bordeaux, in
France, and also to the American con-
sui general, A. M. Thackara.
| The American consulate at Brest
was stormed by a mob OF more than
5000 communists, demanding freedom
| for Sacco and Vanzetti The mob was
finally dispersed by the police after
many windows in the consulate had
| been broken. Crowds gathered before
the American legation in Brussels and
were dispersed by police, who were
compelled to use their clubs. Threaten
ing letters have been received by Brand
! Whitlock, American minister to Bel
GUM.
Anxiety in Rome.
Threatening letters received by
Richard Washburn Child, United
States ambassador to Italy, from sus-
Ipected communist sources are being
investigated by the police of Rome.
Extra police have been stationed about
the embassy, and a police bodyguard
has been offered to the American dip
lomat
American ambassadors and diplo-
! mats in Europe have received scores
of letters threatening dire happenings
unless the two Italians are released.
A cable dispatch signed by several
French communists was recently sent
to President Harding urging the re-
| lease of Sacco and Vanzetti.