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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1908

Page

2

Plot Against Chief Shippy Sparked by Anarchist Plot

Chicago March 4 Assistant Chief Belnetiler announced a radical plot aimed at police Chief Shippy. Averbuch and a circle of Chicago anarchists allegedly planned to assassinate the chief and target Mayor Burws and Captain O'Brien of the detective bureau. Police arrested nine suspects in a crackdown, with Olga Averbuch and Rosa Stern sought for more clues as authorities coordinate city state and federal efforts to curb anarchist activity.

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Suppression Authority Discussed After Conference

Mrs Sima declined to discuss contemplated measures after the conference but stated federal action will depend on city and state officials. The focus was on suppressing propaganda and meetings where inflammatory harangues are made.

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Immigration crackdown order targets alien anarchists in U S

Washington March 4 The secretary of commerce and labor issues a sweeping directive to immigration commissioners and inspectors to cooperate with police and secret service chiefs across jurisdictions to identify and deport alien anarchists and criminals. The directive defines terms, demands prompt reporting, and seeks raids cooperation to remove violators within three years of arrival.

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Against Anarchists In New York Police Tightens Grip

In New York on March 4 Secretary Struns warns labor departments to act against anarchists, with local and federal authorities coordinating with police. Commissioner Wat shorn and Police Commissioner Bingham vow preemptive measures, while selective surveillance increases in Wall Street and wealthy districts. An archbishop’s reported comments trigger follow up between church figures and police as efforts to identify suspects continue.

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Alia Declared Sane by Proceedings and Doctors

A fragmented report states Alia was declared sane by physicians and examined by attorneys and guards. The document notes no mental delusions and claims above average intelligence and memory, following a formal inquest process with unnamed officials and observers.

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Dritti and Welson in Californiana Light Victor Fight

In Los Angeles California Jimmy Britt of San Francisco and Nelson of Heemvisch fought ten rounds at the Pacific Athletic club. Nelson landed some blows but Brill pressed and appeared to have the better of the action with a late surge. The referee’s decision favored Britt by decision after a full scheduled distance.

Californiana Light Los Angeles Cal Mare Jimmy Britt San Francisco Baling Nelson Heemvisch Lea Pacille Athletic Club Prat Ecut Nelson Brill Nedeau Bet Setson de Wienes Hoerey Brillae Jeffs Trair

Victim in Football Game Death Amid Circus Stunt

A 21 year old, Willian Alamim of Cheltenham, died in hospital after an accident during a Thanksgiving football game with Circus Star. The report notes reckless stunts and dangerous performances linked to the event. Also mentioned is Miss Antoinette Derame handling a pistol that exploded, causing further tragedy.

Paadelphia Arch Willian Alamim Chelenham New York Morok Lea Antoinette Derame

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