Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 217, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1920 — Page 3
DEPORTED REDS TO ARRIVE IN Prussia today Emma Goldman Sends Love to Friends and Enemies in United States. FROM ARK ‘SOBER’ HANGO, Finland, Jan. 10.—The 240 radicals deported from the United States reached Viborg, the last station before they cross the Russian border at 2 p. m. today. They left Hango yesterday on a special train, guarded by fifty Finnish “white guards” anti American immigration authorities. Miss Olga Erickson, who is attached to the American commissioner’s office at Helsingfors, accompanied the party. The reds will be escorted to tho Fln-Inisb-Russian bordej at the bridge, at |Tujjfokl. Finnish authorities hare asMffed the Americans there will be acesFsatlon of hostilities between their forces and the soviet troops while the radicals are crossing the bridge into Russia. SOVIETS PLEDGE NONINTERFERENCE. The Russian soviet government, it was said, has assured the American and Finnish authorities, its troops will not mo lest the reds as they enter Russia. The party was expected to cross'the FinnishRussian border either late Sunday or early Monday. Their ultimate destination is Petrograd. The sun was just setting when the train tarrying the former American radicals steamed out of Hango. The reds appeared unusually sober. “I start for Russia with mingled emotions,” Emma Goldman said, just before the train departed. VOf fourse, I want to see wbat Is ahead but I Jeare much that is dear behind. I send my regards and love to all in America, both enemies and friends.” Search of the radicals’ baggage before It was put aboard the train, revealed some Instances of pilfering of property from the Buford, which carried the party from New York to Hango. Each member of the party was. provided with five days’ army rations. Officials said the party would be es-
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corted only as far as the Finnish side of the border. From there they must carry their baggage Into Russia. SAYS DEPORTEES ARE HELP TO RUSS BERLIN, Jan. 19.—Russia welcomes the return of bolshevik sympathizers deported from the United States, for Russia requires either German or American help for construction, declared Carl Radek, former of the propaganda section of the soviety government and formerly Lenine's main lieutenant In Germany, today. Radek has been deported from Germany, being sent out of the country by way of Poland, but he gave a long and important interview, setting forth his impressions before he left. A report has been received from the United States that Ludwig Martens, the so-called “soviet ambassador,” was about to be deported. “So they may deport Martens and keep George Bakhmeteff, the minister of a nonexistent Russian government," he commented. “Bakhmeteff is living upon money from unfilled Russian war contracts. “IVe would be glad if Martens returned. He is an engineer of the highest technical ability and such are needed for the rebuilding'of Russia. We can use all that the United States has depbrted. Their education and experience in America will be valuable to our government. But you Americans should have put your Statue of Liberty on hoard the deportation ship, sending it to Moscow along with the bolsheviki.” Radek then went into a long political dissertation declaring that the United States is not free, but is autocratic, whereas Russia is the new land of freedom. Motorcycle Hits Wagon; Rider Hurt Ray Curry, 28, of 748 Lexington avenue, was injured today when a motorcycle he was riding collided with a milk wagon driven by Jesse Lewis, 1319 Healing avenue, in front of 536 North Lasalle street. He 'was taken home in the police emergency by Sergt. Saulsman. Curry was riding his motorcycle north on Lasalle street and the milk wagon was going south. He was unable to turn out of the icy groove made by the wagons In the middle of the street and his motorcycle crashed Into the wagon. His leg and side was bruised, but he was not seriously Injured.
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Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Trask The funeral services of Mrs. Ellen M. Trask, widow of the late George K. Trask were held this afternoon from the late residence, ISO West Eighteenth street. The Rev. F. E. Taylor, of the First Baptist church, of which the deceased was a member for about sixty years, officiated. Mrs Trask died late Saturday following a long illness. Surviving is a sister, Miss Emma H. Waite and two daughters, Mrs. Ella T. Rose and Mrs. J. E. Wheeler, both of this city. Mrs. Trask was born in Fitchburg, Mass., June 30, 1535, coming to Indianapolis In the late fifties. Wabash Man Head of Station Agents L. C. Smith, Wabash, was elected master agent of the Order of Railroad Station Agents, Hoosier Division No. 16, at a meeting In the Hotel Severin Sunday. Other officers chosen were first vice master agent, W. S. Flick, Lebanon; second vice master agent, H. H. Griswold, Peru; treasurer, O. W. Stair. Frankfort; secretary, R. W. Sutton, Hillsdale, and chaplain, J. B. Ross, Marion. Plans for a banquet to be hold on Feb. 15 were discussed. Taxicab Driver Held After Wild Episode William Chamberlin, 716 North Alabama street, is proud of his ability as a taxicab driver, say the police. He gave Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trnck. 428 West Thirtieth street, a splendid exhibition of dodging street cars ana heating the speed cops, they say. Bicyclemen Morarity and Harris, declaring Chamberlin had been drinking, arrested him. He was charged with assault and battery and petit larceny. After he finally stopped Truck said he refused to give him his grip. I. W. W. REFUSE CENSUS DATA. MONTESANO, Wash., Jan. 19.—Eleven alleged I. W. W. members, held here on a charge of murder In connection with the Centralia armistice day murders, have refused to give the census enumerator any Information concerning themselves.
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SENATE ORDERS PROBE OF SIMS (Continued From Page One.) tion alone,’ and suppose that a number of transports carrying doughboys to France had been sunk and the soldiers drowned while American war vessels were protecting British shipping. What would not only republican politicians, but American mothers and fathers be saying now?” Admiral Sims’ own report on the wonderful efficiency in transporting troops to Europe almost without loss and in record time is being quoted against him today. DANIELS RESERVES COMMENT FOR LATER. Secretary Daniels refuses to comment at length on the Sims letter on the ground that anything which be might have to say would better be said before the senate committee. And other officials follow his Jead in so far as talking for quotation is concerned. Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer's utterance In a recent speech, however, was cited as of the feeling in certain political circles here over, not the present Inquiry especially, but over the general situation. He said: “The record which has led up to the Issue of the war 'was written by the democratic party. Upon that record we stand. The part which the republican leaders have chosen to play has been merely to criticise our methods, belittle our achievements, Investigate our victories.” Veterans Place Car in Market Street The board of works today officially granted the World War Veterans permission to place a “dinky” street ear In Market street at the Pennsylvania street intersection, which will be used as downtown headquarters of that organization during a membership drive, Feb. 23 to 27. A delegation consisting of Otto Ray, Claude Miller and Mark Gray appeared before the board, explained the situation regarding the original plans of erecting a one-room building in Kentucky avenue, near Washington street, which the board said could not be permitted.
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