Lis Bund Start Fight Riots As DOJ Raids Continue
New York January 6 antiwar? raids by Justice Department agents on the Russian Soviet Novy Mir offices led to fourteen arrests and a chaotic scene at Ells Island where 57 more alleged plotters, including New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania communist leader Alexander Dorman, were taken. Female radicals clashed with inspectors, leaving one man scratched and another with a black eye. Justice officials announced contempt actions against Novy Mir treasurer Dr Michael Misley and embassy officials Martens and Nuorteva for defying a legislative inquiry.
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Associated Press
New York
Department of Justice
Novy Mir
Alexander Dorman
New Jersey
Women's Department
Supreme Court
Davis
Michael Misley
Aoiit
Misley
Durance
Department of Labor
Anthony Caminetti
Deportation drive for radicals seeks new funding
Government aims to finish its cleanup of communist and communist labor party affiliates with a request to Congress for 1,150,000 in new appropriations. The money would fund enforcement of radical laws and deportation actions as about 2,600 individuals await proceedings following nationwide raids. A Russian Soviet bureau statement near the Justice building accuses U S agents of backing communist platforms.
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Waslington
Olan
Communist Labor Party
Department ‘of Labor
Congress
Scomsol Department
Department
Justice
S.nuorteva
Co Alk
Martens
Department of Justice
Communist
Tigae
Release for Rafael Mallen Ends Deportation Move
Mallen, formerly a clerk for the Federal Trade Commission, was released by the Department of Justice amid hearings planned to deport 224 radicals. Special Assistant John T. Creighton said there was no evidence Mallen belonged to any radical group and questioned his citizenship status, noting he may have been born in New York. Police had arrested him last night as the government pursued him.
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Cigago
Department of Justice
Rafael Mallen
Federal Trade Commission
Mallen
John T. Creighton
New York
Maten
FTC denies Rafael Mallen employed by commission
Washington January 6 The Federal Trade Commission via Secretary J P Yoder issued a statement stating Rafael Mallen mentioned in Chicago dispatches is not now in the employ of the FTC. He has not been employed by the commission for about a year, serving as a minor clerk under normal government service rules.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
J.P. Yoder
Rafael Mallen
Chicago
Twenty-One Alleged Radicals Arrested in Midwest Sweep
In a U S justice department action, twenty-one alleged radicals were arrested today by agents based in St. Louis. Nineteen were nabbed in the Olive area, about forty miles northeast, with two taken in St. Louis.
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SE. Louis
Department of Justing
Olive
Tus
Here
St. Louis
State Nears Close of Case in New Murder Trial
Los Angeles report states the state closed its case in rebuttal in the Harry New murder trial, alleging killer of his fiancée Ireda Lesser. Prosecution witnesses included Alice Lesser, mother of the slain girl, who expressed the opinion the defendant is sane. Le Compte Davis, reading defense counsel, joined with the prosecutor predicting arguments begin Thursday morning. jurors may receive the case late Friday.
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Los
Angeles
Cal
Harry New
Ireda Lesser
Alice Lesser
le Compte Davis
Suffragists Target 13 More States for Ratification
The Associated Press reports Rhode Island’s ratification brings the total of states approving the federal woman suffrage amendment to 23. Thirteen more ratifications are needed before it takes effect, and suffrage leaders say they will press to reach 36 before the April presidential primaries. States listed with or without ratification include Indiana, Vermont, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Arkansas, Texas, Oregon, Idaho, Arizona, Nevada, Oklahoma, Washington, Wyoming, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Virginia, Georgia, South Carolina, and New Jersey. Special sessions are planned in Oregon, Idaho, and other states may call sessions or address the amendment in regular sessions this year.
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Associated Press
New York
Rhode
Land
National American Woman’s Suffrage Association
Rhole Island
Suffrage Association
Rhode Island
Indiana
Iowa
Maine
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Ohio
Illinois
North Dakota
Nebraska
Vermont
Tennessee
Michigan
Kansas
Montana
Utah
California
South Dakota
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Arkansas
Texas
Oregon
Idaho
Arizona
Nevada
Oklahoma
Washington
Wyoming
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Virginia
Georgia
South Carolina
New Jersey
Army man to seek seat in U S Senate
Dwight F. Davis a former lieutenant colonel of the Thirty fifth division announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States senator. James J. Minnis of St Louis, formerly vice president of the Wabash railroad, also entered the race at Carrollton. Senator Spencer said he would seek renomination.
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Associated Ress
ST. Louis
Dwight F. Davis
United States
James J. Minnis
Wabash Railroad
Carrolton
Spencer
Crowds Witness Killing of Albert Loving in Pittsburg
Scores of pedestrians on downtown Fifth Avenue witnessed the shooting of Albert Loving, a Black man, in Pittsburg, Pa, as the incident drew a crowd and alarmed the city. Police were investigating the motive and circumstances surrounding the fatal shooting.
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Associated Press
Puptsburg
Fifth Avenue
Albert Loving
Soldier shoots man at hotel entrance in Pittsburg
E M Price a former regular army soldier from Salt Lake City shot and killed a man named Loving at the front entrance of a prominent hotel in Pittsburg four months after arriving from Salt Lake City. Price followed Loving from the lobby after an argument then drew a revolver and fired. Police arrested Price who said he was discharged from the army for disability and had been attending the Division of Petroleum at Pittsburg University.
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E. M. Price
Price
Pittsurg
Salt Lake City
Loving
Bell Oy
Salt ‘Lake
Division of Petroleum
Pittsburg
Seek to Place Starving Elk in Forest Reserves
Salt Lake City Utah Jan 6 Application to move 108 elk starving in the region adjoining Yellowstone National Park to national forest reserves was filed with the interior department in Washington by BR Siddoway state game and fish commissioner If granted the elk would receive state protection to build up Utah herds and aid the starving animals Conditions in Utah are favorable for elk propagation.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Yellowstone National Park
Interior Department
Washington, D. C
BR. H. Siddoway
Mr. Siddoway
Coast League Prices To Rise This Season
San Francisco January 6 league directors at their annual meeting decided to increase admission for Pacific Coast League games. Grandstand seats will cost 70 cents and bleacher seats 40 cents, war tax included, reflecting higher living costs this year.
Russian Admiral Bakhiereff Executed in Berlin Report
The Russian Prisyne cites a report that Admiral Bakhiereff was executed for plotting against the Soviet government after fighting the German fleet in 1917. The notice notes the accusation and the alleged act of rebellion during the Civil War era.
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Berlin
Havas
Prisyne
Bakhiereff
Settlers to be paid in Catch Basin dispute in Idaho
In Boise federal court Judge Dietrich ordered payment to Salmon tract settlers for catch basin work. The ruling allows collection of 50 cents per share or acre, with bond to return funds if final decision labels the cost as construction. About $20,000 at stake. a list of payees must be filed within ten days.
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Boise
Idaho
Deitrich
Well & Chapman
Dietrich
Catch Basin
Bothwell
Twin Falls
Bankers Meet Over Deposits Rates In Conference
Bankers from clearing houses nationwide met in Washington to discuss balances and the sliding rate system. They planned a second meeting in Chicago on January 23 to pursue an agreement on interest on balances and deter bidding for out town deposits, while the Fed would act independently as needed.
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Washington
Federal
Oy Oserve
Petwee
New York
Federal Reserve” Board
Chicago
Federal ‘Reserve
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
William’ ‘ Woodward
St. Wade
St. Louis
John R. Washburn
Unsound Banking Practices Warned by Officials
A historical note warns that commercial balance remains unsafe and poor banking practices should be avoided. Authorities urge rigorous efforts to prevent financial instability and protect depositors amid unsettled market conditions.
Minister of Customs to Refuse Paper Licenses
The governor general signed an order in council authorizing the minister of customs to refuse export licenses to manufacturers of newsprint who refuse to comply with the controller of paper orders. A second order empowers requisition and distribution of print paper to Canadian publishers. Manufacturers refused deliveries will be compensated at a price fixed by the controller, with penalties of $500 per day for up to ten days for non compliance.
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Ottawa
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Gregory Weinstein
Trotzyk
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Soviet Russia
Dputy Attornney
Berger
Santeri Nuorteva
Nuorteva
Roth
Harry Winitsky
Communist ‘Party
Pershing
Laclede
Liggert
U.S. Senate
MR. Nygord
FIRM
Nygord & Burton
Orland
U. S
Second Avenue South
The
Associated ‘Press
Parrott Optical Co
Robert A. Parrott
Geo.m.cohan
Frank L. Packard
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