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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1919

Page

8

Yellow Envelopes Linked to Anarchist Plot in Philadelphia

Yellow envelopes bearing forged department store names surfaced as detectives pursue those behind a bomb outrages case. Agents linked envelopes to May 1 plot labels from Kimbel Brothers New York and Thalheimer Brothers Richmond. Two radicals were arrested in Kensington for distributing anarchist literature, Samuel Miller 26 and Lydia Viniocios a Brooklyn dressmaker, held for a hearing.

New York Times Philadelphia New Hope Kimbel Brothers New York Sacks & Co Thalheimer Brothers Richmond Kensington Strausser Commune Soviet Samuel Miller Russia Hungary Lydia Viniiocios Brooklyn Pulpic Millet

Independent Socialists Vote to Join Moscow Bloc

The Congress of Independent Socialists in Stockholm voted 186 to 22 to join the Third Internationale of Moscow and adopt Bolshevist measures including worker control of production and arming workers for a revolution. Parliament members protested and warned against a proletarian dictatorship. The humanitarian wing may secede.

Stockholm Congress of Independent Socialists Third Internationale of Moscow Th Party

Bolshevist Movement Spreads in Austrian Cities

A Geneva telegram reports Bolshevist placards in Austria from Innsbruck to Vienna. The dispatch says locals labor for Bolshevist Russia rather than annexation to Germany, with Bela Kun emissaries aiding the movement financially.

Russia Geneva Austria Vienna Innsbruck Germany Bolshevist Rrussia Bela Kun

Bolsheviki Attack Train Near Vladivostok Injures American

A band of seventy Bolsheviks attacked a train near Spassk north of Vladivostok, firing on hospital and mail cars. One Russian was killed and one American injured. Japanese reinforcements were sent to the scene after the assault.

Vladivostok Associated Press Spassk

Red Cross Captain Jack King Body Reaches America

The body of Captain Jack King, Red Cross ambulance driver, the first Red Cross worker killed overseas to reach America, arrived in Toledo after a journey from Bassano Italy. King, who served on the French front and in Italy, was killed by an Austrian shell on September 2. The casket was stored in a Vault in Bassano before departure, reached New York aboard the Dante Allighieri, and was met at Hoboken by his parents and Red Cross men.

Jack King Red Cross America Grand Central Station Bassano Italy Toledo Ohio King Captain King New York Dante Allighieri Hoboken

Brooklyn priest Pantilides held on forged church seal charges

Say priest Pantelides 70, a Brooklyn cleric, arrested on a warrant out of South Bethlehem for forging the Holy Synod seal and selling a priesthood appointment to Rev Jacob Kaloudes. He was held without bail by Magistrate Troehl in Yorkville awaiting extradition after the deception surfaced years later. Pantelides was located yesterday in a Greek church at Seventy second Street and Leavitt Avenue.

Taadric Pantilides Brooklyn Court Street Bethlehem Penn Frederick Troehl Yorkville Pantelides Holy Synod of the Greek Orthodox Church Jacob Kaloudes

Palmer Warns Reds They Cannot Succeed

Attorney General Palmer tells Georgetown graduates that the government will defend American ideals against radical violence. He vows to punish those who try to terrorize the state and urges radicals to embrace constitutional methods or leave America. He says reforms require popular consent and strong government action against anti American elements.

Washington Palmer Georgetown University

Anarchist Handbill Linked to 1919 Bomb Plots

Federal investigators report a new anarchist handbill distributed in New York City calling for a final battle against the government and other targets. Signed by The American Anarchist Commune Soviet, it claims 900,000 copies were printed. Authorities seek clues from the document amid ongoing hazardous device investigations and a related powder discovery at the Pershing Club.

Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice New York City Palmer Washington Catain William H. Offley William J. Flynn Offley Flynn Francis F. Garvan Pershing Club New York War Camp Mintike Martin

Bolshevist Papers Sought Back in Court Action

Bolshevist representatives led by George Gordon Battle seek to vacate a raid warrant and return papers seized from Ludwig Martens embassy offices in the World Tower Building at 110 West Fortieth Street. The Lusk committee will reportedly publish names in its investigation, with Attorney General Newton to argue for the state.

Russia Ludwig C. A. K. Martens United States Alexander Brough Martens World Tower West Fortieth Street Brough Robert Conkling Newton George Gordon Battle O'Gorman, Battle and Vandiver Charles Recht Moscow Battle Santeris Nuorteva Gregory Weinstein Trotzky A. A. Heller Hattle Conklin Lusx Committee Soviet Republic Humphreys Y. McC. A Forty-second Street Lenin-Trotzky Nuorteva Lusk Committee Ate

Protest At Madison Square Garden Over Martens Raid

A mass meeting erupted last night to protest the raid on Ludwig C. A. K. Martens Bolshevik ambassador’s offices. Police reserves and detectives manned the arena as 2,500 to 3,000 attendees, about 90 percent of foreign birth, filled the Garden on short notice.

Madison Square Garden Ludwig C. A. K. Martens Bolsheviat United States Garden Poace

School Test Sparks Demoralization Protest Over Bolshevik Questions

Protest grows as high school pupils face a war fact test focusing on Bolshevism. Critics argue it suppresses thought and fuels propaganda while supporters say the questions test current events and citizenship. The Woman's International League petitions urge limits on the board’s reach and demand protections for students and teachers.

Belef Board of Education Woman's International * l League

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