Immigration act provisions on deportation of aliens and anarchists
The document outlines Section 20 authorizing deportation within three years for aliens entering in violation of the law and Section 21 requiring custody and removal. It also includes Section 18 and 1S prohibiting entry of individuals opposing all organized government and penalties for aiding such persons, enforced by the Secretary of Commerce and Labor.
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United States
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Eleven Anarchists Arrested in Chicago Plot to Assassinate Officials
Special to The New York Times reports Chicago police arrested eleven anarchists tied to a plot to kill Chief of Police Shippy Mayor Busse and Detective O'Brien. The case centers on a memo dated Feb 28 listing Shippy at 310 Lincoln Court and ballot-like orders for assailants.
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New York Times
Chicago
Shippy
Busse
O’brien
George M. Shippy
Lincoln Court
City Hall
Lazarus Averbuch
Averbuch
Gaibtae
Borman
Tonius Corimoros
Mary Adams
Canal Street
Adams
Harry Goldstein
Willam L. Obramiovitch
United States
Sims
Olea
Lazarus
City Officials Arm Themselves After Attack
After Chief Shippy was shot during an assault by Averbuch, Mayor Busse and high court officials bought revolvers to deter violence in the line of duty. Frank Zajicek, 38, of 684 Blue Island Avenue, was arrested for sending a $1,000 demand to Father Nazili, a Benedictine priest. Shippy is expected to recover from two chest wounds.
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Shippy
Busse
George, Kersten
Criminal Court
Short
Frank Zajicek
Procopius Nazil
Benedictine Fathers
Blue Island Avenue
Harry Shippy
Averbuch
Wil
Deportation Difficult Now Says Immigration Commissioner
Robert Watchorn, commissioner of immigration, says Secretary Straus’s order not received and urges Congress to act. He notes current law allows deportation only if an immigrant has a criminal record abroad, and calls for instant deportation of members of such societies. He cites 800 criminals returned last year and says police reports limit cases.
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Robert Watchorn
Immigration
Straus
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Congress
Justice
Immigration Department
Police Department
Bingham
Police deny Farley threat as false rumor
Police Commissioner Bingham said reports that Archbishop Farley was threatened by anarchists are baseless. He noted Farley’s name appeared only in an anonymous crank letter six months ago and denied extra police details in the financial district. Authorities will monitor any unusual anarchist arrivals.
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Bingham
Farley
Madison Avenue
Gen. Bingham
Financial District
Wall Street
Treasury Deficit Looms As Bonds Set To Decide
National City Bank circular cites shrinking revenues and rising expenditures as the Treasury approaches June 30 with a possible deficit. It notes an October cash balance near $267 million and suggests continuing redemption of 3 percent bonds from the Spanish-American War to ease funding.
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United States
Treasury
National City Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
National City Bank Authority
Auto Race Leader Near Omaha In Travel Dispatch
A sprawling travel report contrasts American town building and financing with European living costs. It traces patterns of settlement near railways, monthly payments for land and furniture, and the allure of town development funded by capital from wealthy investors. Charles Godard reports from Hobart Indiana about storms delaying car recovery and a reward for stolen goods.
French De Dion Car Delayed In Iowa Race
The De Dion of the New York to Paris race arrived in Cedar Rapids with a broken spring and damaged steering gear. A replacement part and new spring must be installed, a process taking at least 48 hours before hopeful return to the road Thursday afternoon.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
New York
Paris
Motobloc Arrives in Chicago After Paris Race Journey
The Motobloc driven by Baron-Charles Godard arrived in Chicago at 3 20 pm and was welcomed by the Chicago Automobile Club. A banquet followed with speeches by Ira M. Cobe, president, praising equal hospitality for all contestants amid cost concerns voiced by Godard about travel in Indiana and meals during the trip.
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New York Times
Chicago
Motobloc
Baron - Charles Godard
New York
Paris
Chicago Automobile Club
A. J. Banta
Fred Leiser
Ira M. Cobe
Baron Godard
Parbley
Indiana
Monsieur Hue
Monsieur Lievier
Wes
Protos Car Repairs Delays New York Paris Race
PROTOS still repairing at Chesterton Indiana after injury in the New York to Paris race. The car remained idle while the French Motobloc moved on to Chicago. German officers expect the Protos to proceed tomorrow depending on repairs.
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New York Times
Chesterton
Ind
Protos
New York
Paris
Perry
Motobloc
Chicago
After Motobloc Thieves in Wawaka Illinois Letter
A letter from Albion Indiana dated February 27 reports the Wawaka area looting of a French automobile. The author says the sheriff and prosecutor are actively pursuing the thieves and expect recovery of the goods and arrest soon. The writer expresses firm condemnation of the act and trust in swift justice.
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New York Times
Wawaka
D. l. Baughman
Albion
Ind
Black Hand Threat Scares Small Indiana Town
A postmarked New York letter demands 750 dollars from Wawaka Noble County Indiana residents under threat of blowing the town to atoms if unpaid within two weeks. The note signed Anarchists was sent after a prior robbery and the letter is being investigated with town guards reinforced.
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New York Times
Gosshien
Ind
Wawaka
Noble County
New York
Lyman Thompson
Post Office
Washington
Shippy
Chicago
Hansen on Way to Join Thomas
Captain Hansen arrived in Chicago en route to join the Thomas American car to guide it through Alaska and Siberia. He was entertained at the Automobile Club.
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The
New York Times
Chicago
Hans Hansen
Alaska
Siberia
Automobile Club
Highwaymen Arrested After Opera House Robbery Attempt
Detective Goss stopped two highwaymen on Ninety-eighth Street after they attacked Norman J McLeod at 1 AM. The assailants include Stephen Flynn and John P Hoster, detained at West Side Court on $8,000 bail. cuff buttons, not diamonds, were recovered, suspects identified by the victim and witnesses.
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Goss
Ninety-eighth Street
Columbus
Amsterdam Avenues
Norman J.mcleod
W. T. Wintemute
Battery Place
Knickerbocker
West Point Apartments
West Ninery- Fifth Street
Columbus Avenue
Amsterdam Avenue
McLeod
Stephen Flynn
West Ninety-sixth Street
West 100Th Street
John P Hoster
Amisterdam Avenue
Moss
West Side
Ball
Slayer rushes to police after fatal New York apartment shooting
John P. Knelpe of 415 East Seventy third Street admits killing his brother in law Stephen Versko, a carpenter, at 409 East Sixty fourth Street following a quarrel. Versko’s body lies in the hall. Knelpe is jailed on homicide charges as police investigate with his wife Susanna, the slain man’s sister, present.
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Cooney
John P. Knéipe
East Seventy-third Street
East Sixty-fourth Street
Stephen Versko
Manning
Brown
Versko
Versko Apartments
Susanna
Knelpe
Broadway broker Whitney arrested for grand larceny swindle
Peter Whitney a broker with offices at 100 Broadway was charged with grand larceny and postal law violations after detectives raided his office. Police recovered letters and stock papers linking him to multiple alleged swindles and a civil case to recover funds.
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Peter Whitney
Whitney
West Twenty-seventh Street
Broadway
John Street
Church Street
McConville
Nelson
Reno R. Billington
K. C. Atwood
Monmouth Street
Springfield
Mass
C. W. F. Ruhl
Rue de Grasse
Cannes
France
Ruhl
Cobalt Developing Company
Cobalt Bullion Mining Company
Cobalt American Developing Company, Limited
Flo
Joseph McMurray
McMurray& Co
John M. Hall
Broadway Central Hitel
Joseph Hirsch
West 114Th Street
Joseph Roskam
Koselusko Street
Brooklyn
P. R Archanbault
North Sixtieth Street
Philadelphia
Black Diamond
George Poole
Thompsonville
Conn
Henry Tichan
Easton
Penn
Ohio Oil Company
Greater American Mining Company
A. C. Allen
Mulberry Street
Dovery
Post Office
Boyle
Dr. Swazey
High Street
Worcester
Georeetown
California
Georgetown
Cal
Supreme Court
John Cornell
Daniel H. Mapes
Mapes
Cornell
Ranms
Faith Cure Conferences Planned at Holy Nativity Church
The Rev. Herbert M. Hopkins announced a series of Faith Cure Conferences at the Enisconal Church of the Holy Nativity in Bedford Park Bronx. The sermons begin next Friday during Lent and run weekly until April 1. The church is the first in Manhattan or the Bronx to adopt the Emmanuél movement from Dr Elwood Worcester of Boston. Dr Robert MacDonald of Washington Avenue Baptist Church Brooklyn has finished a prior series on the subject.
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Herbert M. Hopkins
Church of the Holy Nativity
Bedford Park
Bronx
Manhattan
The
Elwood
Worcester
Boston
Robert MacDonald
Washington Avenue
Jackson Denounces Oriental Bank Liquidation Plan
Jackson denounces a proposed liquidation scheme for the insolvent Oriental Bank as illegal and says trustees would cost stockholders and creditors at least 700000 dollars. He criticizes the plan to use bank assets, while attorney Menken defends the agreement with the Metropolitan Trust Company and asserts efforts to secure immediate depositors’ payment.
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Jackson
Metropolitan Trust Company
Ives
Trust Company
Brayton Ives
The
Metropolitan Trust_ Company
Plan to liquidate Oriental Bank to repay depositors
Mr Jackson seeks approval to let a formulated plan take effect to raise funds to pay all Oriental Bank depositors. The plan hinges on Attorney General consent and aims for a six month to two year liquidation, with hearings guiding receivership vacancy. Depositors met at 182 Broadway and named McClure and Tatermyer as counsel to gather signatures for Justice O Gorman to vacate the receivership.
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Orental Bank
Mr. Jackson
The
Oriental Bank
M. J. Drummond
Broadway
David McClure
Samuel Tatermyer
Justice O'Gorman
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