Threat to Ay City in Ashes at Demonstration
An Ettor-Giovannitti protest at Faneuil Hall praised a speaker’s threat to lay the city of Lawrence in ashes. Attendees shouted No God No Master and For God and Country as frenzied groups clashed while flags waved and mottoes invoked French Revolution imagery. The speaker warned against foreign dissent, calling liberty and law inseparable and condemning the provocative slogans.
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I W W Protest Rally Demands Jail Tear Down Threats
A Boston I W W meeting praised calls to storm Salem jail brick by brick and denounced Mayor Fitzgerald and Commissioners for blocking Faneuil Hall. Speakers urged retaliation against authorities and vowed defense funds for Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso, with a 48.41 collection for defense.
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Marseillaise
Lawrence Strike Leaders Attacked as Foreign Importation
The Rev. Edward Cummings at South Congregational Church denounced Lawrence strike leaders as a foreign importation with ideas made in Germany and methods made in Russia, delivering a pointed criticism yesterday.
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Edward Cummings
South Congregational Church
I W W Protest Outside Hall as AFL Officials Back Courts
About 1000 I W W members shouted outside Faneuil Hall while nearly 600 AFL leaders inside adopted resolutions condemning I W W methods and praising an independent judiciary. Speakers included James M. Curley and P J Flannery. local 6572 president Michael White presided.
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IT. W. W
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Commonwealth
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Boston & Maine
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Senate
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Charlestown
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Civic Federation
Dennis D Driscoll
Michael White
Zelig Slain by Policeman in Harlem Shootout
Zelig was killed after a confrontation linked to a policeman Maher revolver. Investigators question Davidson about robbery claims and a possible motive tied to the Rosenthal case. Deputy Dougherty and District Attorney Whitman pursue leads while four accused gunmen in the Rosenthal café meet reporters. Zelig reportedly left a Stuyvesant Casino ball with $800 in five hundred-dollar bills.
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Whitey
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Demand Protection from Officials and Police Be Warned
George E. Roewer Jr and Fred H Moore lawyers for the Industrial Workers of the World sent letters to Governor Foss Major Scanlon and Chief John J Sullivan of Lawrence warning they must protect I W W members from violence Saturday night. The letters demand cooperation to protect life and property and threaten malfeasance if officials fail to act with not only passive but active police assistance.
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Fred H. Moore
Industrial Workers of the World, Saturnay
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Scanlon
Lawrence
John J. Sullivan
Industrial Workers of the World
Defendants Seek Bail Release in Textile Strike Case
Salem October 6 Motions for bail release of Joseph J Itter Arturo Giovannitti and Joseph Caruso will be argued before Judge Joseph F Quin in the Superior Court tomorrow The moves mark the legal fight for many of Industrial Workers charged in the death of Sina Kaliataso a mill worker killed during the Lawrence textile strike last winter This is another step in the trio case The World
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Joseph J. Itter
Arthuro Giovannitti
Joseph Caruso
Joseph F. Quinh
Sina Kaliataso
Lawrence
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