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IU. S. “SLACKERS”)iFOSTER RADICAL PLOT IN MEXICOLinn A. E. Gale, Once ofOneonta, It One of Leading Agitatorsfall to Tear story5--1-fle1-Lr'nISdot\ic18toisA•kinC-J-III$e114-Carranza Officers Countenance Red Activities, Senate Com* mittcc Will Be Toidjs'an AaloaLo, Texas, J.ui. ii.—In-formation regarded by governmeQt agents as evidence that Carranza government officials are countenancing a plan to establish a Bolshevik regime in Mexico and that the ladical program 3a supported largely by American army draft evader* will be given to the senate sub-committee investigating .Mexican affairs at hearings here this week. Senator Fall, Republican of New Mexico, chairman of the committee, m expected to arrive tomorrow Summons for more than 200 witnesses have been Issued.Not all the testimony offered will be unfavorable to the present Mexican administration. Supporters of the Carranza government have placed before the committee the names of many who, they assert, will be able to counter at least some of the statements of special investigators, refugees, and ordinary observers, 3t is expected much tlmo will be given by the committee to an investigation of radicalism as it is manifested now in Mexico, and to the existing conditions and relations of the governments of Mexico and the United States.Draft Dodgers Now Radical trailers.Assertions that Americans who fled to Mexico to escape the draft are Implicated in the plan to bring Mexico under the rule of the radicals are based on statements published In the h j official organ of.the Communist par-,s. j ty in Mexico. American government li-e.5-lei-IV.id;nly?ds«ns we deplore them—do not cause one millionth put of the suffering thatAnother in ar would cfiihe.Mexican Fiokuariai Is lmiueibic:*It ha* been pioved that mo*t of These bandits ai# either supported by ioreign financial interests who want 'banditry* a* an excuse for intervention in Mexico, or el*e buy their guns U'otn other foieigu Interests that are willing to coin profits out of the thugs and thievesThe Mexican pjolclurmi has no problems that the Mexican proictarial cannot soJtc. Alone and unaided it overthrew the modern Neio, Porhno Diaz, and wrote a liberal constitution Alone and unmolested by alien armlerf H can rise above the impediments left by 300 years of bondage, and Into the full enjoyment of economic liberty.W« appeal to you, our comrades m other lands, to help prevent this crime that the imperialistic Caligula* and Herod* of the w rU! seek to commitPrevent a declaration of war If jou can. If you cannot prevent the declaration, prevent the consummation. Refuse to fight Get others to do the same. Without worker* to do the masters* vile bidding* without soldiers to obey the brutal order*, there can be no war. Act now! Agitate, write, speak, publish and strike! Communicate with us as to ways and means.(Signed) “Communist party of Mexico,Mexico City.Propaganda for American Negroes.Another article captioned ‘The Negro and War with Mexico,” is tin appeal to the negroes o* the United States to revolt against the government at Washington. Among other thing*, it states that tha American negroes, constituting the most miserable and oppreised element* of the American proletraiat, have racial reasons, as well as economic ones, for Immediate preparedness, not for further military service, but to preventit. They are not unaware of this, records and reports of special agent* j „The negro has haa a »ieeplnff afcktend to support the statements. Ate* negd of many ce„tUrlftS, ir-duced firstcording to the Mexicans published the vitlatSng tendencies of chattelboast. 30 000 Americans escaped serv-1 mtde even worse under, y ^ 2 *eC9: the wage slavery that followed eman-Most of them returned to the United »-St.tMp bit r'm.ln.d Ud the «*•«lt;»• »®* «* « ***«**names of a few have appeared In theliterature of the Communist and L W. W. organizations as actively engaged in furthering the cause of radicalism.Documents which will be placed be* fore the committee include the or* ganlzatlon of th* Communist party of Mexico, The international secretary i* Genr?e Barred*. Enrique H* Arc* is secretary' and C, F. Tab ter J* trea*-*eutiryer-edise: C-•#-n-a-k-r-:t-at8-Of nrer. Tabler's nationality is given as American.. The members of the ex* scutiv* committee are: Barreda, Area, Tabler, Linn A. E. Gale, Fulgencio C. Luna, Magdalena E- Gale, Josefln* Barred*, A. P- Araujo, J. C. Parker, ZNunitri Nikitin and Federico Somer. Gale and Parker are listed as Americans. Magdalena Gate is the wife ofofsdb-e,x-ieQ-b-skntBe will light no more wars for his tor* mentors and tyrants.American capitalism is afraid of Bolshevism in Mexico; that la why it wants Intervention.” runs another article published in Mexico City.The writer says Carranza was not a Socialist, but there was a good reason to believe a moderate policy of state Socialism would have been put into practice '‘if he had' not been constantly menaced by the Damocles sort of intervention,”“Te attitude of Secretary of th«j Treasury Luis Cabrera has also been very satisfactory to Wall street,” the article continues. After defendingCabrera** attitude In ths JenMns case, the article says:Cabrera was asked by a news*Linn Gale. Nikitin is a Russian, but, paperman if he did not think Bolshe-according to the literature of the or* [ vlk agitators should be sent out of sanization, also found refuge In Mex- [ Mexico. He replied, ‘No,’ and addedonbeaysr-m,LO-ite•n-ani?a when summoned by the American draft board. Luna is a Filipino.Gale, formerly of Albany and One-oiita, N. T., is editor of the official organ of the Communist party and one of the three who have been appointed as delegates to the third in* :et [ ternationaie at Moscow. Angel Bernal, John Tutt, and Jose Villalobos | are the executive committee of the L W. W. branch In Mexico City, over which organization the Communistparty has announced a certain form of patronage.Radicalism is Widespread.The investigation of radicalism Inthat Bolshevism was an ideal economic system, although it could not be introducsd In Mexico at present.” After praise for the liberal attitude of Secretary of State Berlans*. the artiste continues:“The average Mexican is potentially a Bolshevist The reason for intervention in Mexico Is fear of Bolshevism. The results of intervention, itIs it attempted, will he revolution'll* the United States.’t»Ihe *on 1\ Mexico has shown it to be widespread, according to government agents. Dr* | Axle an agitator o£ the early days ofL e Carranza s administration, ha* *p~ msal-ANpea red in Sonora- where, according i . to American government reports, a 1 } co-worker natn^d Lenine. who say? on I he is a cousm of the Russian leader.* has been urging workmen to organizeiona**|sor the day v. hen they win drhe *12I foreigners across ihc border the:LiUnited States. If*Following is an 'appeal' recently/an- J published itt Mexico by the Commtw^jlf«t partj* *nd which viJJ be sabmittcdi*^'to the committee: j^.-*Th* Communist iwtty of Mexico? t,ppe*1s to the Orrmnn^ snd leD- ^rA,w5og MUM GO -The wo?st bandit* In '* the bandits of internatlon.^m-b^l^ ^fbcen trjing for suf^jwxr between the Fsfted d[*^bng*nds,,«ce the*e criminals- srt- oatlsws «nd«-n- ■L-g nt *W hwfsnercety iAconsideration*‘ri f TMv~h*tw fln,, **'***■ 'lht®trains Sow, vnlsmlted Th~ , reiiu' Lwti *nlt;3 control r.framcnls. kins* 3^ *■Ipresidents, eonitrrsse*. church«*y and two v*. Titov would have thousands «*di»t i^r tcr.s of thousand* ?laught*-red so . whj:that th-v run own Mexico and her 'rr-t3*«. ^7--..«b the t'ndenrjes toward r.oj«ho-,3*m llt;r'. wjp* out the taxes on ihf.r oJ and m-no*. and punish *h«* MnKan pc»*p for r*f«*anc to nar'jcjT*?* Jh* tats - a; The *cat-'u-f -t,d orra«.onal bandit ‘r.t’ts rn A thlt;* -i^o?atod moniaui* and desert,1-'parts of Mei{o now and then rob1 the rn'-omcVrtv and in rare instam.es com* ^*o_t ! 't t-m ih*.T lt;-tJ7Ti«s—inucb *-4e■duellt;\nC‘?UT3l:*n
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Oneonta Daily Star
Oneonta, New York, US
Mon, Jan 12, 1920
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