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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
3
Federal officials tie the New York based bomb plot to foreign born radicals and I W W networks. They note experts crafted blasts and fear further actions as investigations seek arrests and possible Bolshevik influence.
Judge Nott spoke upon returning to New York about the early morning explosion that damaged his house and endangered his wife and caretaker’s family. He condemned the plot as alien terrorism tied to Bolshevik and I W W sympathizers and said punishment would be too light for such criminals. Police described the blast as a wide strike aimed at the judiciary and public officials.
The majority of the 800 agitators detained on two transports are now on Martin Garcia Island at the La Plata estuary awaiting deportation to their homelands. Deportation of Argentinian agitators to Terra del Fuego continues.
Judge Edgar Aldrich denied habeas corpus petitions of nine alleged anarchists reported by immigration authorities. Lawyers argued that the 1917 and 1918 acts empowering deportation did not cover philosophical anarchists who reject violence.
Handbills left after a bomb attack in New York are studied by police for clues. The pink flyer titled Plain Words and signed The Anarchist Fighters echoes anti government rhetoric linked to other recent bomb incidents. Mayor Hylan, Commissioner Enright, and District Attorney officials vow full pursuit of perpetrators.
Buffalo police report discovery of a bomb manufacture and use instructional school. Drawings claimed as internal machine designs seized. Police Chief Keing says detectives and DOJ agents prompted the inquiry. threats reportedly reached Mayor Buck's residence. extra detectives and police assigned to City Hall.
The joint committee investigating Bolshevism announced public hearings to begin next week as it weighs whether the radical movement is political reform or a threat to institutions. Chairman Lusk warned of organized propaganda across newspapers and meetings with followers in New York City numbered in the hundreds of thousands. Attorney General Newton said he cannot act unless directed by the Governor under a 1917 statute.
Special to The New York Times reports Berger of Milwaukee seeking House admission issued a statement blaming bomb outrages on suppression of free speech and a free press. He warns plutocrats may trigger a societal collapse, urges liberty of speech and press, and predicts anarchism and communism could prevail if reforms fail.
A riot near the Overland Willys plant in Toledo escalated as workers and security forces clashed. A discharged soldier guard and a woman sought refuge at a fire station while shots rang out. 300 ex-soldiers armed as emergency police patrolled the area and a guard’s home was stoned. Otto Bullis of Battle Creek, a discharged soldier, was seriously injured with a fractured skull.
Polish General Staff says Polish troops in Galicia joined Romanian forces in Bukowina after capturing Stanipiau. Amusement section follows.
The review highlights the simple yet pathetic incidents shaping the story and its unforgettable image of a girl. It notes Griffith’s distinctive touches that intensify the portrayal of the child’s experiences.
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