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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1919

Page

17

Polk Seeks Source Of Eastman Secret Cipher

Government officials investigate how Max Eastman obtained a purported translation of a confidential State Department cable. A garbled memorandum prompts questions about access to ciphered messages between Washington and Paris amid postwar Siberian railway negotiations and Allied oversight.

New York Times Washington Max Eastman State Department Cablegran Lansing Paris Siberian Department of State Secretary of Secreary of State New York United States Japan Russia John F. Stevens Iis Russian Railway Service Corp Bolguevixi Great Britain France Italy China Grrone American Peace Commission Pans

Urge Move to Halt Red Rule by Clergy Group

A statement from clergy including Yale Divinity School Dean Charles FR Brown and Dean Howard Robbins of St John the Divine calls Americans to oppose Bolshevism and anarchy by influencing public opinion, ensuring fair trials, and opposing censorship while stressing liberty and reason. The list of signers includes pastors and church leaders from multiple denominations.

Fen Cergymen Charles FR. Brown Yale Divinity School Dean Howard Robbins Cathedre of St John, the Divine Denice George Alexander Mtivs Ro Brown School of Religion Yales University Henry Cobb West End Collegiate Reformed Church Heery &. Coffin Madl

Raid on Rand School and I W W Offices Exposed Propaganda

Police raid of Rand School of Social Science and I W W offices on East 15th Street uncovered literature and forged stationery used to disseminate revolutionary socialist propaganda. Documents and letters, including a forged return address batch, were seized along with a crowd of pamphlets and a confidential affidavit detailing aims to overthrow government and establish worker control.

Reed Maximilian Cohen Fourth Street New York State of New York County of New York Clarence L. Converse Frand School of Social Science American SociaMet Society Workers’ World John Twe Michard Roe Thomas Poe Mary Roe East Fifteenth Street Borough of Manhattan City of New York Rand School of Social Science American Socialist Society Jein Doe Richard Roe State of Mulverry Street William M. McAdboo City of New Yor Soo Mulberry Street East 15Th Street Rand School of Social Sciente People's House Rand West 29Th Street Charles McVey State Police Geegan Cohen McVey Lusk Committee Henry Grunewald Adams- Grunewald Grunewald Ludwig C. A. K. Martens

Socialist Rally Demands Bolshevist Propaganda Spread

Open air Socialist meetings at Fifth Avenue and 110th Street drew strong support for Bolshevist ideals as speakers including Aldermen Beckerman and Calman denounced raids on Soviet institutions. Norman Thomas and Isidore Polstein echoed calls for social revolution while banners urged organizing and solidarity. Police kept watch as crowds cheered slogans like Down with Kolchak and Long Live the Russian Soviets. Calman announced raising funds, collecting $220 for the cause.

Seventeenth Assembly District Fifth Avenue 110Th Street Russia Kolchak Soviet Bureau Rand School Abraham Beckerman Maurice Calman Calman Albert Rhys Williams Norman Thomas Abraham Tuvim Henry Jager Isidore Polstein Frederick Kraft Mary McVicker Louis Weitz Elia Reeves Bloor

Confiscation of Radical Paper Sparks Federal Action

In Toledo a federal judge ordered seizure of an issue of The Te Violated New Volen after it attacked the injunction power. The confiscated issue calls for a general strike and targets Schwarzenfeld and two other staff members, who face imprisonment proceedings as members of the Soldiers' and Bail- BS Council.

Toledo Willys-Overland Eray Killita New Volen Alex Schwarzenfeld Board of Control Ae Votes Schwarzenfeld Thea Glee John Kavany Alter Voeikns R Soldiers

Stevenson’s Mailing List Aims to Discredit Liberal Writers

Kalets argues The Survey exposes a Soviet propaganda motive but notes Stevenson’s list targets liberal figures to deter open discussion. He suggests such intimidation is a dated and shallow tactic unlikely to long deter dissent.

Paul A. Kellogg Lusk Committee THE Times Mr. Kellogg Archibald IE. Stevenson Coun Congress Baker Russian Information Bureau Kalets Stevenson Abou Ben Adhem Mr. Stevenson W. W

Bolshevik Ties and Police Strains Highlighted in Socialist Speech

A socialist speaker denounced Allied support for Kolchak and urged peaceful change while condemning raids and police actions. He warned that Bolshevik propaganda spreads in prisons and noted growing ties between Bolsheviks and secret service. A West town officer even sought help to form a policemen's protective association.

Claliats Aes. Xomas Kolchak New York Call Liberator Secret Service Policemen's Protective Association

Governor orders naval vessels to quell Alaskan unrest

Juneau dispatch says Governor Riggs orders Submarine Chaser 310 to Yakutat Village area to quell a native uprising. The gunboat Vicksburg is sent to Kodiak and Port Althrop where cannery workers are striking and reports of Bolshevist activity have arrived.

Juneau Alaska Thomas Riggs, Jr Yakutat Vicksburg Kodiak Port Althrop

Daniels asks Palmer to aid in oil suit

Secretary Daniels sought Attorney General Palmers help against Atlantic Refining Co in a 2.2 million dollar suit over wartime fuel price differences. The case, in Philadelphia federal court, may shift to the Court of Claims. Justice Department pledged full support.

Daniels Palmer Atlantic Refining Court of Claims New York Times Washington Atlantic Refining Company Navy Department Philadelphia Navy United States District Court Federal Trade Commission Department of Justice

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