Bolshevism Growing Alarm in New York City
Department of Justice agents monitor five Bolshevik groups operating in New York amid an estimated half million locals either active or passive in Bolshevik circles. A Lenine Trotzky fund of nearly 100000 dollars finances propaganda and secret meetings aimed at absorbing I W W anarchists and radical Socialists. Plans target AFL radicals to form workingmen councils under Lenin Trotzky, with 2000 red agitators tracked in several cities.
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New York
Department of Justice
Alfred L. Becker
Lenine and
Trotzky Trave
Labor Lyceum
Industrial Workers of the World
Workers’ International Industrial Union
Workers’ ‘Defense Union
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Ferrett
PLAN PROPAGANDA TO OFFSET BOLSHEVISM
Washington January 7 Colonel Charles B Lydecker president of the National Security League discussed post war work to spread propaganda against Bolshevism before a special House committee investigating the league. He said Bolshevik ideas were not general in Congress but local enough to require national action. A New York hearing is planned for the week's end at the Bar Association office.
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Washington
National Security League
Charles B. Lysdecker
League
Special
House Committee
Reavis
Nebraska
Congress
Lydecker
New York
Bar Association
Prosperity Wave Is Due Says U S Steel Maker
Pittsburg January 6 E H Gary chairman of United States Steel told Carnegie Steel officials and workers the next five years will bring prosperity for America. He warned prices and wages will adjust gradually with fair treatment of labor and just reciprocation from workers.
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U. S
Pittsburg
America
E H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation Board of Directors
Carnégie Steel Company
Gary
Poincare Says He Will Visit United States This Summer
President Poincare announced to the Associated Press that he intends to visit the United States probably in late June or early July. He said he does not seek vast receptions but wishes to thank America and Americans for their aid to liberty and France.
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Poincare
U. S
Paris
United States
Associated Press
Wilson
Ammerica
Liberty
France
Wilson concludes Italy visit with Turin tour and welcomes
President Wilson ends Italy trip with a Turin tour welcomed by thousands shouting Vivi Wilson God of Peace. He receives the freedom of Turin a luncheon with cardinal confers an honorary degree at the university and departs for Paris after meeting the Pope in Rome and visiting the Vatican plus an American church service.
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Turin
Italy
Wison
Genoa
Milan
Vivi Wilson
Wilson
Paris
Piedmont
Rome
Victor ‘Emmanuel
Helena
Quirinal
Vatican
Wilson to Return to US for Closing Sessions
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson plans to return to the United States to attend the closing sessions of the present congress and then come back to France for the later sittings of the peace conference.
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France
Paris
Wilson
United States
Solons Organize Assembly for Labor Day Session
Helena report says both houses perfected their organization yesterday with Republican caucus nominees chosen by acclamation after Democratic selections. Committees to notify the governor and other body were named, and to prepare resolutions on former President Roosevelt’s death. Governors will read the biennial message at 11 this morning.
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Helena
Roosevelt
Brantly
Holloway
Stewart
Joint Assembly
Senate
Spartacan seize Berlin daily offices disrupting German press
In Amsterdam on January 6 authorities report Spartacans seized and occupied the offices of major Berlin newspapers including Tageblatt Vossische Zeitung Lokal Anzeiger Vorwaerts and Morgen Post. The papers did not appear except Vorwaerts issued by a revolutionary committee while Wolff bureau closed and news agency operations halted.
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Amsterdam
Tageblatt
Vossiche Zeitung
Lokal
Anzeiger
Vorwaerts
Morgen Post
Spartacans
Berlin
Wolff
Roosevelt Dies In Sleep At Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay
Former President Theodore Roosevelt dies in his sleep at Sagamore Hill, aged 60s, due to a blood clot from rheumatism. Burial set for Youngs Memorial cemetery in Oyster Bay with limited seating and card admission. services at Christ Episcopal church.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Sagamore Hill
Young’ S Memorial
Long Island Sound
Roosevelt
Christ Episcopal Church
Fame
James
Amos
White House
Colonel Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Native Son Hubert Carey Inaugurated Wyoming Governor
Cheyenne Wyoming January 7 for the first time in state history a native son and son of a former governor is governor Hubert D Carey was inaugurated as the state's chief executive yesterday his swearing in marks Republican control for the first time in eight years Carey paid tribute to the late Colonel Roosevelt calling him a friend and stating his loss is personal.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Hubert D. Carey
Carey
Roosevelt
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