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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1919

Page

9

Aliens In Control Fear In Lusk Committee Raid

Members of the Lusk Committee raided the Rand School of Social Science amid claims of radical influence. The university association vows to defend its rights in court, asserting legal protection and denial of political intimidation.

Meador Legislatiee Comley ~ Vor Ami J Schhutier Secietys National Fo Ss Legislative Committee Rand School of Social Science Comitee Carrie Rand Carrie Rand Herron Tal Domingo David P. Berenberg Malilly Mailly Pepaens Matlly Lusk Committee New York United States

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Raye Gener and Mant an are noted in the brief entry with unclear context. The fragment mentions Sant ferise 1 and a possible event or designation, but readable details are sparse and no concrete actions or dates emerge.

Sant Ferise Raye Gener

Deport Thirty Red Agitators Targeted for Deportation

Federal agents continue a broad canvass of alien radicals, targeting I W Weg and others for deportation under Wilson era law. Names listed include Garcia, Sanchez, Nicieza, Montanari, and many European and Latin American agitators connected to IWW and Bolshevist movements.

Secret I. W.weg Germany Mexico Wilson United States Garcia Rosligo Morre Castle Havana Pernandez Ram Josief Decores Lopes Barce- Sorn Spein Nicieza Jose Spanteh Cadiz Spein Martin Pedro Sanchez Corsado New ‘York Martin Naples Italy Simoni Giuseppr Halvin Giuseppe Verdi Salvatore Luigh Truca d'Aosta Creaca Dixon Samuel I. W. W. Nettater Lapland England Eg A Graves Haas Jae Membend Omhihie Cully Janes Lapland - Jones Harry Cleros Vincenzo Sissian Nepisson Ales Pri’ Opti Giovanni trAlian Duca Egit Abruzzi Sal Lusa Lure Montanari Tugardo Lioston Abruzzi Solar Giuseppe Jweston Mouton Dheadeen Abrussi Sanchini Arma Duca Age Lopez Jackesomn Charles Herbert Carmona Olson Oscar Ewald Pacific Coast Kormay Stokholm Maruccio Peter Duca Degli Abruza Field Williams Royal Crearge Sheehan John Lingland Royal George Frashi, Donald Mat Pilhrson Schiavani Cronaca Sovvereira Newlander Mother Earth Emma Golaman Fernandez Cuba Wen Washington America Pway Nea Wlander Ellis Island Novy Mir Trotzky

Police chiefs plan nationwide anti anarchist actions

A conference of about thirty five police chiefs from major cities met to coordinate anti anarchist efforts. Representatives from the Department of Justice and Secret Service discussed data sharing, surveillance plans, and a national index of anarchist newspapers and materials. Fingerprints photographs and prison records of known anarchists would be distributed to aid preemptive watchfulness.

Department of Justice Secret Service

Senate Passes Sundry Civil Bill and Budget Ideas

The Senate approved the sundry civil appropriation, ending a fourteen hour session at midnight. The bill includes a special fund to round up and deport anarchists, funds for a Cape Cod Canal acquisition, and an amendment creating a budget commission to present a budget system. Senators clashed over the budget theory and the Tariff Commission elimination amendment.

Washington Senate Law and Order Iico Department Department of Labor Tvo Secretary of the Treasury Gronna North Dakota Federal Trade Commission la Follette Wisconsin Federal Trade Commmission Packers Senate Agricultural Committee Committee Cape Cod Canal King Utah United States Employment Service House

Ukrainian Reds Lose Push Near Kiev and Odessa

London reports say anti Bolshevik leaders in Ukraine have pursued gains against Soviet forces. General Petlura advances along the front within twenty miles of Kiev while Grigorieff’s forces occupy Dessa and Nikolaiev and press toward the Dniester, signaling a major coastal advance on Odessa and other Black Sea ports.

London Ukraine Petlura Kiev Grigorief Dessa Eis Nikolaiev Pet Dniester Grigorieff Odessa Black Sea Rif

Conference on shipyard labor holds promise of meeting

At a Washington conference with Shipping Board Commissioner R B Stevens unions pressed for a meeting with shipowners and officials of the American Steamship Association. Delahunty said owners would answer June 23 but would first discuss with unions. Stevens conditioned to consider union requests before confirming a meeting.

R. B. Stevens Shipping Board Mr. Stevens Andrew Fernseth International Seamen's Union John H. Pruett American Association of Master Mates and Pilots T. L. Delahunty Business Manater Marine Engineers Delahunty Fey Bar Stevens Boston

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