Nationwide raids detain 350 alleged plotters in 14 cities
In a coordinated sweep last night police seized part of a radical constitution linking workers and capitalists. About 500 suspects were taken into custody across 14 cities, with some released later as agents intensified the crackdown. In Connecticut, 41 radicals faced hearings. Ansonia led arrests with 27 held, while Waterbury Hartford New Britain and New London also saw actions.
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United States
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Hartford
New London
Chicago
Milwaukee
Gary
Ind
Detroit
Philadelphia
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Newark
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Plans for raids in Washington spark mass arrests
Washington and New York led a sweeping crackdown as federal agents seized more than 350 alleged radicals across 14 cities in a raid tied to com memorial demonstrations. About 500 suspects were rounded up, with 150-plus taken in New York under William J. Flynn. Dozens released after examination, many others held for deportation or further action.
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New York
William J. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Amines
Ment of Justice
Tac
Willer JF. Fiyvun
Chie
Department of Justices
Font
Hagglieh
Center of Movement Said to Be Chicago
In Chicago today more than 200 alleged activists gathered amid a nationwide raid sweep by federal agents. The group planned a second anniversary celebration of the Russian Soviet government, distributing pamphlets and letters through rail lines seized at justice offices in Milwaukee and South Cheyenne. Details of proposed operations and distribution were recovered, with W. W. headquarters cited as an address in the circulars.
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The
Chicago
Edward J. Bron
Justin
Wilkes J. Maywood
Chvicago
Department of Justice
Thiago
Justice
Threeetary
Kiane Harbor
Milwaukee
Wis
South Chemo
Justion
Cireulure
Will Deport Aliens in Red Activities
Washington D C Nov 8 The department of justice led by Attorney General Palmer announced a nationwide action to deport all aliens involved in red activities. Over 200 arrests were reported in Washington and other cities as raids targeted leaders of a Russian anarchist group alleged to spread revolutionary propaganda.
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Department of Justice
Palmer
Baday
Telay
Wichtins
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Labor
Burea
Palmer Sill
Unian of
Rajan
Munion
Ming Tinals
Offiviala
Toirowel
Erire Phemiablort
New York
Chicago
Pittsurgh
Philadelhia
Cleveland
Tetroit
Buffalo
Akron
Youngstown
Baltimore
Newark
Iehheth
Hadford
Waterbury
Ansonia
Bridgeport
New Haven
Beymour
Conn
Jfaids
Paganda
Fussian
Othir
Doutrines
Hooksett Murder Still Unsolved
Manchester N H reports on the unresolved Hooksett murder of Maurice F Obternon. Authorities consider external help as they pursue clues amid fear and public confusion. Investigators note recent local crimes provoke speculation that professional crooks target Otterson home resources.
Women Athletes Welcome to 1948 Olympic Body
The central Olympic committee in Lausanne announces women will be welcomed to the Olympiad, with potential formal equality demands under consideration. Frenchwomen active in covert movements may push for broader recognition as preparations continue for Antwerp.
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Jauraime
Switzerland
Associated Press
Antwerp
Lomo
Olympial Committee
Mer
France
Two-Platoon System in Fire Departments Adopted by Some Cities
Boston and other communities weighed a two-platoon setup in fire departments. In the state election, 34 plans voted on adopting the legislative referendum. Cities including Newton, Brookline, Melrose, Malden, Beverly rejected the proposal while two cities accepted.
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Boston
Ware
Ty Heston
Newton
Brookline
Melrose
Malden
Beverly
Hoover to Lecture at New Haven November 5
Hebert Hoover has accepted Yale University invitation to speak on "Responsibilities of Citizenship" for the next session year. Hoover, a graduate of Stanford University, will be awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree by Yale.
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New Haven
Conns
Hebert S Hoover
Tim
Mire Hoover
Sala ‘Ind
Yale
Wages and hours in steel strike prompt Congress panel finds
A Senate committee report condemns both workers and employers in the steel strike and urges a new federal board with limited powers to prevent further stoppages. It cites long hours, calls for an eight hour day, and notes that many workers attend night school. The panel attributes the strike to AFL aims and highlights leaders Foster and Marks, while urging Americanized labor representation within the mills.
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D. C
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Pittsburgh
Congress
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Ewen
Jaws
Sterning
Swath Dakota
Phipps
Colorado
Walsh
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Aftet
Wittye i
Gary
Foster
Treaty Fights Seen in Senate as Reservations Move
The foreign relations committee reservations to the price treaty face Senate action with debate likely over article 10 and withdrawal notices. Republican Borah and Johnson lead a faction. support for a stricter second reservation could fray party lines. In Indianapolis, the United Mine Workers are ordered to withdraw a strike, with the government arguing conspiracy under the Lever Act. Judge Ames heard both sides as the government pushes for immediate injunctive relief to keep coal production steady amid labor stoppages.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
California
United States
of Nations
Congress of the
Thomas
Colorado
Wilken
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
A. B. Anderson
United States District Court
Commutation Request For Kelsie Seeks Gov Clemonts Action
Walter E. Cleary from Newport, attorney for Bert Kelsie, met Gov Clement in Mont for Friday afternoon to seek commutation from life imprisonment. Clement was away from the office. a decision is awaited in a few days. Kelsie was sentenced in Shomber for killing Allen last year.
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Walter E. Cleary
Newport
Abtorjtey
Bert Kelsie
Mont
Affernoon
W. Clement
Gov. Clement
Kelsie
Fife
Taheed
Ketel
Kei
State Prison
Bhiomber
Allen
Orleans
Mt Mansfield Hotel Co Formed To Take Over Summit House
The Mt Mansfield Hotel Co is incorporated to acquire Summit House Mount Mansfield and develop a hotel project along a new road from the Notch area toward the summit. Capital stock listed at 4850000. Founders include L McMahon H B Shaw C I Th H Mee Mahon of Stowe P G Fleetwood Morrisville M C Lovejoy O Howard Thomas W M Adans Clint D Bart W T Slayton H W Barrows and Max Parwell Burling ton. WW Adames owner of current holdings. University of Vermont connected to the mountain top.
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Btowe
Etxte
Ofice
Metntitin
Deime Awd
Stung ‘Notch
Nmuvantain
L. McMahon
H. B
Mount Mansfield
WM. Adame
University of Vermont
Gwne
Kaplan Pleaded Guilty In Textile Ordinance Case
Lawren Mawes November 8 Kaplan leader of the textile workers pleaded guilty in court to violating city ordinances. He was held on $10 bail while a decision is prepared on whether he will be charged under anti vandalism laws. The circulated call urged celebrating the anniversary of the Russian Revolution by Lawrence workers.
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Lawren
Mawes
Twoe Kaplan
Tab
Vity
Ty Consky
Kaplan
Not Much More Coal In Chicago Today
Fragmentary notes describe a stagnant energy situation in Chicago with limited coal production and a deteriorating general condition. Officials warn of ongoing supply constraints and price pressures amidst uncertain demand.
Larceny of Rifle Arrest in Montpelier Case
Chief of Police Andrew A. Mitchet on a warrant, with State's Attorney Davia, arrested Harry Miller of Farre in Montpelier this morning. Miller is charged with the larceny of a 98-09 Winchester from Lewis Carr of 3 Hiver toot. Carr alleges Miller took the rifle yesterday after lending it to Miller to go to Iwitting. Carr met Miller in Montpelier this morning and questioned him. Miller admitted he would have it, planning a trip to Franklin, NS.HS, to see his mother, and returned today. Carr reported the affair to Davie noon, and the arrest was made, with Miller brought to Barre late forenoon. He will probably be arraigned in city court this afternoon.
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Andrew A. Mitchet
Davia
Harry Miller
Farre
Montpelive
Mille
Franklin
Iato
Card
Davie
Miller
Barre
Death of Clarence Cline Funeral Sunday in Calais
The obituary notes Clarence Cline died at 22 after long illness from tuberculosis and complications. He lived at his home in Calais and funeral services are planned for Sunday at 1.0 o clock at his father's home, with burial to follow in Orange. He is survived by his father George Cline, two brothers, and two sisters.
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Calais
Manning
George Cline
Orange
Mr. Cline
Heath
Mes
Lever
Directors Elect Ladd President Of Peoples National Bank
At a board meeting in Barre Vermont the Peoples National Bank elected F D Ladd as president to fill the vacancy caused by death of W. Melcher W M Holden was chosen vice president Ladd is known as an incorporator and long time board member of the Barre Board of Trade He also leads the Barre Hotel corporation and the Peerless Knitting Mill Company in Barre and previously built up a major wholesale and retail poultry business Holden heads Row and Holden a prominent Barre tool maker and the board includes A J Young W D Smith and others The bank reports strong business and a robust savings department.
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Award of Directors
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Marenchusetts Corporation
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Guardian sought for Isabel Parker by probate court
Mrs Isabel Parker filed for guardianship over herself in probate court under general law. The bond for appointment has not yet been filed so no guardianship can be made. Parker is improving though she remains partly confined to bed with rest and sleep. Mr Sargent advised on the matter.
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Isabel Parker
Child with matches set house afire
A four year old child from 7 Upland avenue secretly played with matches this morning causing a fire in a bedroom. The blaze destroyed a bureau and clothing, damaged the room and furniture, and required the fire department to intervene. Losses were estimated at over 180 dollars plus a stove valued at 125 dollars. Fire department notes detailed low water pressure and equipment challenges during the response.
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A. T Gale
Upland Avenue
Jobaz Reese
Ie Fine Department
Hottie
Mr. Turner
Meuranie
McAllister & Kent
Gale
Ateal
Barre
Chief Prete
Pratt
Reigges
Paralysis Clinic to be Held in Barre
A infantile paralysis clinic is planned at Barre City Hospital on Wednesday from 1 to 4 pm. Officials hope many patients will attend to cover the territory. the event will be conducted by Miss Bertha Wellsrod.
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City Hospital
Bertha E. Weisebrod
Barre City Hospital
Falan
Mins Bertha Kk
Welslrod
135 Cases of Communicable Disease Report
Health officer in Montpelier reports October district No 6 cases of communicable diseases. Measles and scarlet fever predominate, with Montpelier and Barre cities showing the highest counts. Influenza and typhoid also listed among various towns and ages.
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Montpelier
Barre
Cal Barr
Barre City
Calais
Willamehows
Barre Town
Berlin
Osbor
Marshielt
Northfield
Kyguate
Thetford
Williamastown
Worcester
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Baxt Monther
Marahfell
Washington Wi
Harre Town
Tiphterit
Chelsea
Drowned Child in Brine Jar at Danville Farm
A two year old, Frederick Clyde Ovitt, drowned in a large butter brine jar in a Danville farm cellar while his mother slept. The father, who works on the millway, and the mother were prostrated by the tragedy. The family recently moved from St. Johnsbury.
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Ovitt
Frederick Clyde
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