Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 301, Hammond, Lake County, 4 June 1919 — Page 2

Pajre Two.

THE TIMES.

ATTHEHEAD ! OF mUIRY! i

Gigantic Manhunt Is Spurred By I. W. W. Disclosures Today. .

j TWENTY-FOUR HOURS j ACTIVITIES IN BOMB PLOT

Wm. J. riynn, noted TT. S. secret service s.g"eiit, placed in charge of nation-wide investigation. Seventeen usrects under arrest at 2.t's burgh. Including John Johnson. I. W. W. leader, who says he knows Trho manofacturod the combs explodecl In Plttsbu-g:h. One suspect airestecl at Bostci. lu c-ennection with the bomb azplobiui-s at Soxbury and Pittsfleld. Forty suspects arrese.l at Clave, land, where attempt was made on the life of Hayt Davi3. Fhila3lphia hat dealer caanrt Identify the anarchist, killed In at. tempting' to assassinate Attorney General Palmer at Washing-ton. The anarchists' hat came from his store. Washing-ton and New York poiica fcdrait they have no fresh .-lues. Federal officials search Philadelphia for headquarters fcr terrorist gansr. Chicago police arres- thirty radicals. Beported th?y located plant where anarchist circulars, found at the scene of bomb explosions, were printed.

r!NTE9NT!ONL NCWS SERVICE WASHINGTON, June 4. With William J. Flynn, former chief of the United States secret service in charge of the bureau of investigation, the department of justice renewed the nation-wide bomb hunt with the prospect of adding scores to the number of arrests already made. The appointment of Flynn, reputed to bs the foremost authority

on anarchists and their activities.

in the country, as head of the bureau, was taken here to mean a complete re-organization of the man-hunting division of the ' department of justice and the co-ordination of all other government agencies combatting radicalism. 70 AIBZACY AX3ESTID. With about tivtr.ty arrfsts already made in raids uprn radical forces, officials declined today to state whether any of those detained have been definitely connected ith the series of bomb outrages that hns s-'irred the nation. They made it plain, however, that the round-up would continue.

II I ,, , .mm II WWgW In the meantime, despite th discovery yesterday of what arpeared :o he several valuable clues, the authorities today were still without success in their efforts to identify the man who was blown to pieces by the bomb with which he hoped to end the life of Attorney General Palmer. NO CrtTE TO IDENTITY. The police worked far into the nijihr fathering shreds of the clothinjra worn by the victim and attempting to assemble the body. Howeer. in spite of he fact that it hnd been established lh.it he boarded train for U ;i sh i n, -ton at Philadelphia, ami that it was known w here he purcb.as.e-d 'he hat Ir wore, the police tod.iy apparently ten e. no closer to solving his identity thn they were in the hours immedi.Hi ly following the explosion. Never in the histoi y of the mr.iena! capita! hae more elnb.'rn'e p: ', ,iut:or. been taken to (Eusrantee the lies of .n'icials and other prominent men I ban were put into effect iiiuiie.h;'. u-ly i'-!-low.ngr the bomhm.e of Atirney Jenera 1 Palmer's residence, placed .eu arris st the homes :' all cabin, t members and other high official. FOLICE GDASD WHITE HOUSE. The police guard at the white house, which had been dop!. ted b--. u.-- of the absence of t he pi es:d -t-.t .a ::, h cause of the necessity of a dd.t io-..i ! P'i:c pto-t-etion in uuihun riistri't.-. !uv::is the ni(tht was restored !,. i SYnn. r ouota. Kvery member of the . pito; r.,:;t w,.. on puard at the structure, and all other public bui'dmgs were closely watched I'hief Flynn today refused to discuss his plan of action i redirecting th bombhunt. '1 had hoped to rest, but t'v? been caiied back Ega-in.' was his only comment. Hovever. it was said upon exce'len; authority that he planned to make sonimarked chant's in the bureau of investigation w ith a i Spw to ineronsins its efficiency for the work directly " hand. WILL RUSK LEGISLATION. Rush legislation to curb the actvt- -s of anarchists, to prevent the spread ?f their propaganda. te provide ade-iuar? punishment for outrages and to reStr-t. if not prohibit immigration, w i": h '.Iv immediate effect of the bomb outrages. Representative Johnson, of "ashinp'on. chairman of the house committee on 1111mieration. declared today. Th form of this legislation, he sail, will be taken up for discussion by tt ? cotnmittee-when it meets tomorrow, ain the prevailing- sentiment anion members of the committee, was to lose no time in getting the bill out from tb committee and into the house for immediate rassate. "It appears to m-V" said Johr.fn. "that these plots w er i desitn-d and cat -ried out more for vhe purpose of arousing what the rr.ar-hisis and Sooi al'.sts allied with the r.r.a r chist s. define as class consciousness, than for the rurpo?t of taking life or destrovinsr rrep'rty. It is part of their organist! plan of fixing attention on what they demard and spreading terror to j.o.-omplish their ends. Th purpose does not char.ee the reprehensible character of the act, aijd it is the duty of ronjrress to take ensr.izance and move quickly and effectively in the matter." Johnson believed th anarchistic outbreaks in this country can he a'tnbuttd in part to the lax immigration laws which have permitted th influx in recent jcars of undesirable aliens from Europe who have herded in the eastern cities and are now hatching their devilish schemes. Ke would shut off immigration for a term of years.

-iiitU' " yir, ' . 1 ice men said today that Johnson was under sui veil la n e of the New York address and that he was followed li-r-. EOMBMA.EE3 NAMED JOHNSON. The bomb-maker named Johii:--n was

sard to be living in this city and that

he came here rot more than t' n d.-.ys a .so. He is sail to hive en cio :' the Polshev :ki h ad- is in Iluf j a v h'T.

itrie revolution M.irie.l t ii, i . .nothr man w ho has an : , !t i a n t I bearing in the case and said io hav

W. LEWIS IHIO REALTY

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; Cleveland' a lew days a ;'. . it is reported. ! Actitig Cap!. I'iook,-.. of the Wr.l J"'- , lice, said t. .i.-i thai v, the arr. :-! of : these two i.i.M: the bomb ."!." here i would be in a fair way to a So!;;th ti. . say he's is,i.3:j:?ian. The bonib-n-aker, a 'cos.l.i-g to the p"- ! lice, is an Irishman, ag. d 1C 3l. I A joiivi! of ht.t li-'i . t n., i nir;

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GEORGE W. LEWIS.

Trust and Savings Bank was taken over 'V 'h.e KiUy-Wesitberg interests, he has

the insurance d"n w i' h his .th-r departrmnt has inds of the bank i

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I 1 INTERNATIONAL I.TK PARI.1. June 4 -'

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MC-4. air! his er.-u w

r bing connected with the. s (..;' that city along insur- 1 ', r- br at 'w. nty years. Mr. i "p. in : insurance n ork nl-j "!."!. the large part of the ;

tndustria! insurance of n .'. nii'i'tiil in one ofllce

NEW YORK SUSPECT

IS TKAUKXiD 1 tions to th- Americans 01 behalf of t

I r.avai seaplan j

1 personally eongra ' ui it c-1 upon t.i'ir. j ftiorr ssf e.l tra ns-At Ir.n: te .:): by , j ider.t Wilson today. Th AiM-nn ' , J .,-. were, received at th- f-.i i "S I Km?"'' nt 11 : oVh ok. y w : . introi! ueed t-y Adm:i a! Ins-n. i". N' . ; ! ar.d the preaide-.t shock them warinl.'; i by the hand. j 'The entire Air.'-i I'.in tia'i.n is r r.-t'l j of v o ir achievement." su-l I'r sio ; j Wilson. ' j j I am cad S"-' y u an.', to ' ; ; your hand and am alad t- gieo j ,.u m : Iwismest c ongratuleti' lis. I am !"'h"' j e- a tl, s,i v :rs"i.a w !: ! . j I am of all of you. Th- whole of Arr.'-r.-. I can and the r.avy is tn .-1 r.roud ' ! ! v;-i,-veniert. I am also g'.-ad -.hit j i: I were abl" to k--r your hea.!.i vn l.n.d as. 1 well 53 on th sea." ! I'"0' h"wi rig ,-;n ir forma! chn t T.iu. ! ! Command' r Head and hi., f ! low -P.;. ers wc r-- snt t'o-luced to I'remier Clemerr ;i. Pn-mti r Elr.yd 'rii and I'reraier I r- j land w h added their congratulation.- i ; The Arr.erb.-aris were accompanied la j Admiral I'lunkett sr.fi Admiral London' J There were no formal spesthos. I Earlier in the day th French minister j J of msrtne had t rdred his cmcratula- i

WM. MUCH JUMPS TO HIS DEATH IN CANAL (Continued from page one.) started after Much. The latter tried to evade the wronged hustand. hut upon attempting to leave, he found Kohnke in one door, snother door locked and that the only mode or egress lay through a door that opened onto the wafer. He took the latter exit. Icapln? out into the canal. Distance Too Far. Although the man. about 28 years of .age, has lived on th short of L.ak'1 Michigan a good many years and is said to be a good swimmer, yet his condition

j was such that the Mrf'c h of water I across to the opposite bank was too long ! and he sank when about tvvo-thid the 1 way acr oss. ' j Kohnke immediately wen- to the rarest phone, the one tn th? office of the Creat Rakes Dredging Co and called j the police who were soon on the sceneland searching for the body. The brothj er of the drowned man. Charlie Much,

Joined in the seareh. Eody Is RecoveredIt nas about eight o'clock when Charlie who was handltn.s: the grapr'ing hooks brought his brother to the surface. Officer Kerr of the EfiSt Chicago police got the body into the boat and il was taken to Hubrr's morgue. Mrs. Kohnke was placed under arrest by Capt. Sterling whose actions were

' most strenuously resisted by the enrag1 t-tl woman. She nv- into a fury but was I brought to the East Chicago police staj tion. however, and is booked there on '1

t charge r.f adultery. I Richard Much, the decedent's fa her. ; owrs five acres on the lake front at ! Pin Reach. The frontage was ooyr-ci ! by the V. S. Steel Corpora' ion and Much j refused to sell unless he got. his pri'-e. J A. F. Knotte took htm through alt the i courts a winner and h is still in posj ession of the frontage, popular as a ! v v.

j 1 in t 1 1 1 f 1 ft i.e-n ' 1 1 . , I f INTERNATIONAL N-WS SERVICE! .' , . PH I LA i iKl.l'If I A. Ta. June 4 -The J. W. W. AGITATORS search for the central heacinuarters cf i

ill- "anarchist fighters," who are. directill 'he preatetit terrorist campaign in i the history of the our.tr. was begun ii-re today by 1'nited States secret serv- ! ico agents from Washington. !

Th- federal in vtstisa tors' are working 1 aliens in custody as a result of a general independent !y of ihe Philadelphia police round-up r.f all Red suspeets. city police and presumably und-r direct orders of ; ar.d asents of the department of justice W illiam J. l'l.vnn. now directing the na- ! w ere today following clues w hich seemed

vv i 1 1 e. 1. u nt for the bomb plotters. ' t definitely link the bombiipg' of Mayor

Wednesday, Juno 4, 1919.

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LL-AN

FOR INDIGESTION

th" laws o fihis country

! to force her to sicn a mer'teaK-, Helena ' Kubis. has tiled suit in th- Hammond superior court to have the mortKaice set aside. Her attornevs are t. .on. & 1 Murray. ; Mrs. Kuhisz says that hr husband up 1 I" the time of his death was :iated je. nil her brother, Andrew Piw-ovarski ' in business in Mast Chicaso. On the death of h-r husband she depended upf'li h-r brother's Knowledge of business ! and law to act as h-r adviser. The dc- : fi-ndatit .-rime to her later and ;old h-r ithat th- partno'ship had lost and I sh- was liable for her share. Sue ownled r-a 1 est at- in litis: Chica;.-, and was I told that file as i.i dar.ecr of lnins

her interest, in it and unless sir? helped mane good the $3, fit)') loss sh-" might b- thrown in ja I. ' Th- bi other, she says, informed her it was not nc-csHry to nr. ve an administrator apyomfd to sf'-'t her 1 usband's estate. Not hau.n; tl"-- money she (rave him a note of- 1..,'M s-cur-d

by a mortgage on the e-a! -sta'e. She i

has s.nce learned that Mi' r-pr vsnt at ions of her brother were fa!e a 1 that

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j she asks to have the mort -rage set aside.

COMB P HILLY FOR ANARCHISTS

TAKEN IN CUSTODY

'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! CLEVllLuVNI). ').. June 4. With fortv

ho h it. v. 'irk anil eeienr-v

rh.ey are euro ttr.g their activ ities first : 1'avis home h-re with I'hilaaelphia ss

'nt.it i c.

! to Philadelphia because the fragmentary ( the plotters' headquarters.

the

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llies in the hands .f the federal author-

small bu--' " oi.ji'ii oj. ir-

rorism had its origin either in the 'Junker City or in some near-by town.

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has bail: up an enviable

lie acu :i ktiocti i.broitzhout this see-.

n as an expert In fa. torv tire risks.' His resisnc'ion today marks the close j NORWAY REFUSES

epoch in the life of this rn r A rtfirrnn

PAR!?. June 4 T!ie Norwegian gov-

I ernment has refused to accede to the e d. partment of the bank j request of the allies that it join in v;r by Mr. John E. Ploek. '-he renewed blockade of Germany In i h-ind'.ing the insuran. -j as the Hermans fail to sign the

Tru.it and t5v ina I r'W treaty, it was learned today.

Norway has made the name reply as Switzerland, namely, that such an act would be contrary to the principles of neutrality.

The Coolest Place in Town. Brpheum THEATRE KAJC&COIfD. E5TWHERE EVERYBODY GOES."

FEATURE ATTRACTION. Today, Thurs. and Fri Herbert Brooks & Co. THE TRUNK MYSTERY. The Sensation of the Season BERT COWDREY Chicago's Famous Detective in Secrets cf the Police. Interesting. Fascinating, Instructive. Showing the Eertiilon System of Identification Introducer in United States and Canada by Geo. M. Porteous. WINTON BROS. An Athletic ClassicI LA GRANNON Singing Comedienne. Musical Anderson Instrumental Novelty. A'so RUTH ROLAND

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he Tiger's Trail"

New Show Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Matinee daily. 2:30; Nights continuous, 7 to 11; Sunday con' inuous, 2 to Jl.

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Police declared that they had positive information to th effect that two I. W. W. aftitators. one from New York and one from Philadelphia, came to Cleveland Monday. The police dragnet wa? thron out for these men today and police in other cities were also looking for thm.

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AUDITORIUM THEATRE

-TONIGHT-

GEORGE WALSH in I'LL SAY SO Also good comedy.

TODAY

The greatest of all mystery serials THE SILENT MYSTERY Alc.o Gale Henry in a Riot of Fun "The Slavey." TOMORROW PETE MORRISON in a thrilhne western feature THE GUN PACKER Also a good comedy.

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tContrnued trom p--e one. take up I. V. AV. orftaniza t ion w rk in this city. The government secret, serv-

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P.end and his comrades were leaving tiv French minis' ry of marine th"y wef" wildly cheerd by crowds.

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Plan approved and advocated by the Ladies' Home Journal.

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Come and Get Mickey-Mad

JUST dusting, and dusting, for this mischievous little tomboy from the faroff moutiin country.

But when they did find out

she owned a gold mine, how different !

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The Most Matnificent Picture of the Year. ADMISSION: 11c and 22c. What it takes to make a Chinese play mav.be realized by considering 'The Red Lantern" at the Bijou, where Xazimova, the Russian, is displaying her ability.