Debs Sees Attorney General Then Meets President in Washington
Socialist leader Eugene V. Debs, freed from Atlanta after a presidential commutation ending his ten year sentence, arrives in Washington. He meets Attorney General Daugherty, then President Harding at the White House, vows to dedicate freedom to political prisoners and future plans depend on length of release. Debs cites world citizenship and explains no return to prior status.
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Chicago criminals prosper in year of loot and cash loss
Police report shows burglars safeblowers pickpockets and con men amassed substantial loot from January 1, 1921, to December 7, totaling cash and merchandise. In reverbant data, $1,676.29 in merchandise and $199,199 in cash were recovered. Authorities note continued enforcement amid rising crime.
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