Settlement of Mine Strike Nipped Plan for Revolution
Federal authorities halted a radical plot to turn steel and coal strikes into a nationwide upheaval to overthrow the government. Evidence shows Communist Labor and Communist Party agitators sought to organize workers east of the Mississippi and fund illicit activity to advance a state power seizure.
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Government raids target Communist groups under espionage act
The attorney general announced a department of justice plan resulting in raids on members of the Communist and Communist Labor parties. Authorities say the groups produced propaganda and sought to overthrow the U S government by force. About 2,635 aliens faced deportation evidence and arrests approached 3,000 yearly intake.
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Lawmakers Prepare for German Peace Treaty Developments
The report outlines upcoming House hearings on Irish and other queries and begins work on appropriation bills to keep Congress engaged toward disposing of the German peace treaty. Plans include fixing measures on army resources and oil coal and rail projects with many investigations and committee hearings expected.
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Lover Avoids Slaying Verdict in Coroner Hearing
In Louisville on January 3 a coroner's jury found the intent unclear after a 7 year old girl was found dead amid defiance. Dr Christo and Coroner Singer led the hearing presenting a letter found in Elisabeth's room as potential evidence.
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American war loans to back Europe reconstruction aid
Washington reports that US business will receive war loans totaling 17 billion dollars to finance European reconstruction. Officials remain split on extending government aid to manufacturers and exporters while decisions on postwar advances and aviation support are under review.
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Alienists Rally To Save New In Court
In Los Angeles on January 3 two psychiatrists testified in the trial of Harry New alleged to have murdered his fiancee Frieda Lesser. Dr. Hoag labeled New as psychopathic with paranoiac symptoms while Dr. Sawyer faced cross examination as the case adjourned. Woolwine pressed whether the intelligent Miss Lesser would have learned of New's mental state, noting expert opinion that the act may be a product of insanity.
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Soviet Arks Move to Remove Red Radicals
Federal agents and police with 300 warrants chased radicals accused of plotting to overthrow the government. The dragnet netted about 700 prisoners in 24 hours in greater New York as immigrants from northern Europe and Russia were moved under heavy guard to immigration facilities.
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Miners Ready to Approve Settlement at UMW Convention
Colum bus Ohio Jan 3 Workers and officers of the United Mine Workers arrive for the Mayday convention. While no forecast of action is given, the leading expectation is that a wage contract will be signed.
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Kaiser's Image and Future Prospects Outline
A correspondent paints the former German emperor Wilhelm II as physically weakened yet mentally driven. The piece notes perceived shifts from wartime vigor to a quieter life, mentions his Doorn residence purchase, and reflects on whether he harbors any return plans amid a broader wage settlement conference context.
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Communist Labor and Communist Parties Back Third Internationale
The Communist party and the Communist Labor party share the Moscow manifesto of the Third Internationale and align on its aims. both meet in Moscow from March 2 to March 6, 1919. The key difference lies in leadership according to Page 4, Number I.
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