The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-07-02
k|DNAPERS GET
NOTORIOUS WOMAN
WOMAN WHO CLAIMED SOL
DlERS MOTHERS mo BETTER
THAN BROOD SOWS' GONE.

whereabouts of Mrs. Kate O'Hare
socialist lecturer, was kidnapped al
Twin Falls last night, had been de.
veloped early this morning.
Mrs. O'Hare was taken from the
home of H. H. Friedheim, who had
arranged for her to deliver lecture
in Twin Falls Friday night.
Reported She Is In Nevada
Twin Falls-(By- A. P.)-Mrs. Kate
Richards O'Hare is at Montello, New
ada, where 10 men, who yesterday
kidnapped her from here, are reported
to be under arrest, according to- tele-
grams HI. H. Friedheim said he had
received this morning from her.
Mrs. O'Hare has appealed to the
governor of Nevada for protection,
according to the message.
Is Notorious Anarchist
(Mrs. Kate Richards O'Hare is a
notorious anarchist and was sentenced
to long term in the federal peniten-
tiary for sedition, but was pardoned
by President Wilson after serving
part of the sentence. She was charged
with having said that the mothers of
American soldiers are no better than
brood sows" and that ''the American
soldiers are to be used as fertilizer
for French fields and that is all they
are fit for" She was an intimate
friends and associate of Ray McCaig,
of the nonpartizan league.-Ed.)
Kidnappers Arrested
Ogdon, Utah-(By A. P.)-Infor-
nation received by the assistant chief
here from Montello, Nevada, today,
said that after her kidnappers had
deposited Mrs. Kate O'Hare at the
railroad station with a warning to
not return to Idaho, they went to a
restaurant
She sought Deputy Sheriff Robin
son and complained against II men,
said to be prominent citizens of Twin
Falls. She said two got away and
nine were arrested. These promised
to return to Twin Falls without re-
QUESTION. 1t is reported they are en-
route back under custody of a deputy
sheriff
Taken Friday Afternoon
Twin Falls, Idaho, July Mrs. !
Kate Richards O'Hare, socialist writer
and lecturer who was released from
federal prison by President Wilson
after she had served ID months of
sentence for violation of the espion-
age law, was this afternoon taken t
from the Twin Falls home of H. H.
Freidheim, her sponsor, by party of
a dozen or more unknown men. Ade-
quate descriptions of her abductors
have been furnished to the authorities
but no trace of them has come to
light late this evening.
Mrs. O'Hare arrived at Twin Falls
at noon today with her daughter, {
coming from Vale, Oregon, where she {
spoke Thursday night. At Vale she
received telegram from Friedman ;
to the effect that the county and city ,
had warned him that Mrs. {
O'Hare's coming here would be likely h
to result in dangerous consequences {
and advised him to prevail upon her t
to cancel the engagement. +
Mrs. O'Hare's reply, as given by I
Friedman this morning was to the
effect that she would stand upon her
constitutional rights, that she had
been threatened before and nothing v
happened and that barking dogs /
don't bite" q
Feeling in Twin Falls against Mrs. {
O'Hare, who has spoken there on two '
different occasions, has been high ac- \
.ording to the authorities. Resolu- n
ion in opposition to her intended ap- \
oearance were adopted by numerous =
patriotic and civic organizations. t
Mrs. H. P Friedman who was Y
alone with Mrs. O'Hare in the house .
when her visitor was taken away, was I
1nable to give clear account of the !
circumstances. Mrs. O'Hare was l
greeted on her arrival here by Fried +
lam and Leon S. Ayotte, Friedman in e
reduced Mrs. O'Hare TO Sheriff T. R.
Sherman and Chief Of Police John M.
Beck, who arranged conference this G.
fternoon to present the local stu p
ltion to her. Il
Following the conference, Friedman - :,
that the authorities had =,
old Mrs. O'Hare they would do all - -
n their power to avoid untoward de- ~
elopments and he insisted at this a.
our that Mrs OHare would speak -