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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1919

Page

4

Bolshevik Envoy Martens Offices Raided in New York

Bolshevist envoy Ludwig Martens and secretary Santeri Nuorteva retook control of World Tower offices at 110 West Fortieth Street after a State Police raid. Lawyers including Dudley Field Margne and Gilbert Roe were hired to recover seized documents while officials said financial records are under investigation.

Ludwig C. A. K. Martens Bolshevist United States World Tower West Fortieth Street State Police England Martens Santeri Nuorteva Nuorteva Hohenzollerns Russia George Tchitcherin Moscow Foreign Office State Department Washington Bolshevist Bureau Dudley Field Margne Gilbert Roe Charles Recht Morris Hillquit Adirondacks O'Gorman Battle & Vandiver

War's Issue Not Decided Says Celt and Hun Tartar

At a Saratoga dinner John A. Stewart, ex-President of the Fort Edward Collegiate Institute Alumni Association, offered conclusions from his three months in Europe. He warned that Bolshevism follows an intolerable state, predicted a new Russian government within a decade, and urged American British unity for peace through a practical League of Nations powered by allied strength.

Treadwell Lenin India Nuorteva Great Britain France United States Japan Omsk Admiral Kolchak Heller Lusk Committee Saratoga Fort Edward Collegiate Institute Alumni Association John A. Stewart Sulgrave Institution Europe Taft Hughes Parker Lodge Root Lane Elot United States Senate Trotzky Russia Germany America Paris League of Nations Wilson Leonard Wood Judge Gary Charles M. Schwab Peace Council

Fire at Du Pont Works Destroys Three Buildings

Fire at the Arlington New Jersey plant of Du Pont destroyed three buildings and injured watchman James Dougherty who was hospitalized. The blaze started in a shed storing pyralin material used for celluloid production. The plant employs about 8 000 people and damages could not be estimated.

New York Times Arlington N. J du Pont Powder Works James Dougherty du Pont Dougherty

WANTS MARTENS DEPORTED

Senator King of Utah urged the deportation of L L J A K Martens and other Russian Soviet Bureau representatives in New York in letters to the Attorney General and Secretary of War. He called them disturbers of peace and enemies of the country, saying Lenin and Trotzky associates should be expelled for supporting Bolshevik autocracy.

Nuorteva Newton Bureau Lusk Investigation Committee Martens Heller Russia Star Chamber Lusk Committee United States Justice Washington Ll.j. A. K Lenin Trotzky

Patch Up the Waldersee After Grounding Off Long Beach

Temporary repairs were completed on the Graf Waldersee after it grounded off Long Beach Illinois. Naval experts hoped to float her that night, but Captain DENNISON and Merritt-Chapman wreckers doubted quick success. Divers patched a hole with tarpaulin as the transport sat in thirty feet of water. A court of inquiry will investigate the accident once the vessel nears port.

Graf Waldersee Long Beach FE. G. Dennison Resolute Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Company Redondo C. R. Gildert Waldersee Kerrick

Shoe Workers Adopt 44 Hour Week in Haverhill Strike

About 1500 shoe cutters in Haverhill vote to adopt a 44 hour week with 36 dollars pay, effective immediately as they stay away from factories until Monday. Union leaders say the move follows talks with shoe manufacturers about reducing hours and wage concessions, with cutters preferring four nine hour days and one eight hour day.

Haverhill Masa Shoe Workers’ Protective Union Haverhill Shoe Manufacturers’ Association

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