The Daily Worker Newspaper, August 11, 1927, Page 3

a oa j 5 ~ ALL WORLD AGHAST AT MURDEROUS: DETERMINATION OF MASSACHUSETTS. MILL OWNERS; COUNTLESS PROTESTS Protest against the sidiaial qauike idee of Sacco and Vanzetti by| the mill owners of Massachusetts has spread from the labor move-} ment of Europe, Asia, Africa and South America into govern-| mental and professional circles. The whole world stands in hor-}| ror at the brutality of the Massachusetts courts and state goy-| ernment, and the callous refusal of President Coolidge to in-| terfere. In the countries close under the thumb of American imperi-| alism, like Panama, public officials try to prevent the people from | expressing their contempt for the American dollar rulers and | their murderous ways. In more liberal countries authorities join | in the protest. In Uruguay, the chamber of deputies has adopted | and cabled to President Coolidge their solemn denunciation of the slaughter arranged by Thayer and Fuller, American citizens abroad, too, are beginning to disavow guilt by joining together and wiring pleas for clemency to Fuller and Coolidge. Some of | the protests against the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti made | by workers and others in various countries abroad are listed below: | URUGUAY’S DEPUTIES CABLE COOLIDGE. | MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Aug. 10.—The Uruguayan Chamber of | Deputies has sent a telegram to President Coolidge asking that the death | sentence may not be carried out against Sacco and Vanzetti. As the mass movement of labor assumes alarming proportions the police are making every effort to control a situation that threatens to get out of their hands. United States buildings are under redoubled guard, * * * GERMAN POLICE CLUB DEMONSTRATORS. BERLIN, Aug. 10.—Police attacked a demonstration in front of United States embassy here which was demanding that Sacco and Van- zetti be freed. The demonstration, which was a response to the call of the Rote Fahne for all workers to strike in protest against the death of the two innocent men, was shouting, “Down with capitalist justice and judicial murder!” when the green police charged. The German pro- letariat is determined to make “Dollar” Schurman, the United States ambassador, realize that the world proletariat demands justice, s * . GREEK WORKERS IN GENERAL STRIKE. SALONIKI, Greece, Aug. 10.—A general strike to protest against the death of Sacco and Vanzetti has been decjared in Saloniki. Marine, harbor, tobacco and rug workers will go out. * . s GENERAL STRIKE ON IN ARGENTINE. BUENOS AYRES, Aug. 10,—A twenty-four hour general’ strike which threatens to tie up the capital, began here at midnight. Amer- icans are making appeals for protection altho the United States embassy is at present guarded by seventy policemen and an unknown number of detectives. * * * ARGENTINE TIED UP FOR SACCO AND VANZETTI. TUCUMAN, Argentine, Aug. 10—Demonstrating in immense crowds thru the streets, masses of workers here have compelled all business houses to close their doors, while no wheel is turning on the roads or in the factories, as the workers show their sympathy with the two men about to be murdered in New England. In many cities of the Argentine, cab and street car service has been halted and shops and factories have closed down while there have been riots here and there where the police have attempted to put down the workers, * * * AMERICANS IN PARIS CABLE COOLIDGE. PARIS, Aug. 10.—Several hundred Americans at .a-protest-meeting headed by Henry Dana and Rabbi Mitchell Fisher, have cabled President Coolidge in an effort to make a final appeal for Saceo and Vanzetti. Appeals signed by Madame Curie, the Marquis Guy de Lasteyre, Alfred Dreyfus, former minister of commerce, Louis Loucher, and former minister of finance, Caillaux, haye also been sent to President Coolidge. * * * - ECUADOR WORKERS DEFY POLICE. GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, Aug. 10.—Hundreds of protesting workers here refused to obey the orders of the police which forbade them to as- semble, and as a result several were arrested. The Labor Federation of Guayas has cabled to Governor Fuller protesting the death sentence against Saeco and Vanzetti. ae * * PANAMA WORKERS’ MEETING BARRED. PANAMA, Aug. 10.—Permission to hold a meeting to protest against the murder of Sacco and Vanzetti has been refused the Labor Syndicate here by Mario Galindo, civil chief of the federal district, and tool of Amerigan fis vicheasaas on the srounds that. such a meeting would a8 ee 5am TWO NEW BOOKS ON SACCO-VANZETTI The Case of Sacco and Vanzetti Felix Frankfurter Sacco-Vanzetti Anthology of Verse A splendid collection of rebel verse on the fa- mous case by seventeen noted poets, including: Mary Carolyn Davies , Siegfried Sassoon F. Merrill Root Henry Reich Jr. Ralph Cheney and others, 82 PAGES— 25 Cents 6 By This book by a professor of Harvard—a trained and responsible lawyer a —created widespread discussion on its appear- ance. It is brief, popular sum- | mary of the thousands | of pages of evidence pre- sented in this case. $1.00 Cloth Bound | American revolution. \ THE DAILY WORKER, NEW #ORK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1927 ‘BOSTON POLICE linia CROWD Mounted mpltte brutally rode down workers assembled on Boston Cianion, anions in the history of the) Photo shows foot and mounted police driving part of the crowd ahead of them. policeman Fescliing: for a gun. Page Three be “censure” of “the eminent persons” zetti in Massachusetts. ‘The Labor Federation is not affiliated with the paper organization, which is authorized by Washington and Wall*Street to represent the Panama workers. who have tried Sacco and°Van- * * * PHILIPPINE LABOR PROTESTS. MANILA, Aug. 10.—35,000 Philippine workers thru their repre- sentatives in the Philippine Labor Congress haye sent the following resolution to governor Fuller, “The Philippine Labor Congress energetically protests against the Sacco-Vanzetti executions. We join the millions of workers all over the world in demanding their immediate release.” * * PARAGUAYAN PRESS DENOUNCES FULLER. ASUNCION, Paraguay, Aug. 10.—While this city is being flooded with handbills and posters denouncing the murder of Sacco and Van- zetti, the press has united in demanding a commutation of their sentence and a clarification of the prosecution proceedings. * * * PROFINTERN CALLS ON WORLD PROLETARIAT. MOSCOW, U. S. S. R., Aug. 10.—The Executive Bureau of the Profintern appeals to the proletariat of all countries and invites them to protest sharply against the execution of the innocent Saeco and Vanzetti. * * * STOCKHOLM MASSES DEMAND RELEASE. STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Aug. 10.—A delegation from the mass meet- ing held here yesterday has called on the United States minister, Leland Harrison, and presented a resolution declaring that the people of Sweden are convinced of the innocence of Saceo and Vanzetti and de- manding their immediate liberation. aie, * * POLICE CLUB BELGIAN DEMONSTRATORS. BRUSSELS, Aug. 10.—Police attacked and clubbed a pretest dem- onstration in front of the United States consulate here” The demonstra- tion, which was being held under the auspices of the Belgian Communist Party, had handed the American consul a protest against the killing of Sacco and Vanzetti by the capitalist courts of Massachusetts. * * * CANADIAN WORKERS PROTEST. MONTREAL, Aug. 10.—Thousands of workers and sympathizers packed two halls here in meetings arranged by the Canadian Labor De- fense League to protest against the legalized murder of Sacco and Van- zetti. Speakers addressed the meetings in several languages. * * * WARSAW POLICE BREAK UP DEMONSTRATION, WARSAW, Poland, Aug. 10.—Police prevented a demonstration to protest the murder of Sacco and Vanzetti in front of the United States embassy here. Mass meetings which have been called by the labor or- ganizations, haye sent resolutions to President Coolidge, demanding the liberation of Sacco and Vanzetti. * * * “ SERBS, CROATS AND SLOVENES PROTEST. BELGRADE, Jugo-Slavia, Aug. 10.—A demonstration to protest against the killing of Saceo ana Vanzetti will be held in Belgrade today. * * AMERICANS IN CANADA PROTEST. MAGOG, Quebec, Canada, Aug. 10.—Calling on Governor Fuller not to stain the hands of th ecommonwealth of Massachusetts with the blood of innocent men, Americans here have united in sending a protest against the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti. * * * AUSTRALIAN TRADE UNION CONGRESS, MELBOURNE, Aug. 10.—Heavy details of armed police have be detailed to guard the residences of the American consular officials in Melbourne due to fears of attacks from Sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers, said a Central News Dispatch from Sydney, Australia, today. The All-Australia Trade Union Congress has cabled to the United States, vigorously protesting against the death sentences imposed upon the'two workers, * * * PICKET EMBASSY:IN LONDON. LONDON, Aug. 10.—Communists today completed plans for an all night vigil outside of the United States embassy in Grosvenor Gardens tonight as a protest against the impending executions of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. After a huge mass meeting this eyening in Hyde Park the demon- strators will march to the embassy and take up positions as near to the building as the police will allow them. Speeches will be made from time to time during the night. Scotland Yard has made extensive arrangements. A cordon of police and de- tectives will be placed at the end of the gardens and all traffic will be prohibited. The rear approaches to the embassy will be constantly patrolled. * * * LAFAYETTE PROTESTS. PARIS, Aug. 10.—Marquis Guy de Lasteyrie, grandson of Gen. La- fayette, of American revolutionary war fame, today united with the French friends of Sacco and Vanzetti in protesting against the execu- tion of the two men at Boston tonight. In a cablegram to Governor Alvan T, Fuller, of Massachusetts, the Marquis said: “As a grandson of Lafayette, founder of American liberty, I join my yoice to the yoice of France and Europe in requesting clemency for Sacco and Vanzetti.” * * * Radical newspapers admitted that “only a miracle can now save Sacco and’ Vanzetti,” L’Oeuvre printed a huge question mark at the top of the first page. The Communist newspaper Humanite printed a cartoon of a flag with an electric execution chair apd a skull and cross bones upon it, with the caption underneath: (The oor Bar Spangled Banner.” CAIRO’S LEGGATION GUARDED. CAIRO, Egypt, Aug. 10.—A strong police guard was posted to- day around the American legation to prevent hostile demonstrations hy Sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers, ‘Thousand Los Angeles Police Smash Meeting In Plaza; a; Many Strike LOS ANCELES, Aug. irate | |the Carpenters’ and Needle Trades | Unions went out on protest strike, a thousand heavily armed police | broke up the protest meeting for Sacco and Vanzetti which was held in Plaza Square under the auspices of the Central Labor Council, Workers (Communist) Party and | |the I. W. W. Twenty-one leading Panananina| jand J. W. W.’s were arr }man, secretary of the Workers | Party was beaten up. | The houses of all Communists |are being searched and all party | headquarters are occupied by po- | | lice and closely | guarded. Log Angeles Police Jail Communists: LOS ANGE Maleolm Bruce Calif. Workers Party headquarters, 3: 2nd street, Saturday night, Aug. federal authorities for deportatio of the raid, and he found headqua damage done by police. Grant Named Graft. “Red Session Broken Up” “Times” full of lies. article—dealing, to some extent, Massachusetts Superior Fuller’s advisory committee, appeare “Graft.” A man, who is forced to sell the L he was doing. Who knows? “Bomb Plot” Charged. the effect that “a bombing plot wa: and Vanzetti.” No bombs or gun headquarters, dynamite.” in order to provide free education fo: police officers, Drive Against Radicals Planned. Federal, county and city official: have started a “sweeping” campaigi against “Reds.” Gunmen are place at all public buildings, committee of the the court house today, He was lookin: for a job at the war veterans bureau So this ought to be a case for Wi der consideration, Police “Respect” For Bearded Men. ed man was told to beat it—or go t jail, of State Hughes. the | sted | |charged with criminal syndicalism | | and held without bail, while Glober- | Wreck Headquarters Aug. 10, — m Globerman and Joseph Siminoff were-arrested at the | 22 W. The former may be turned over to the | the press stated this morning. The | two latter are Criminal Syndicalism suspects, according to the same source. The writer was present at the time | ters to be an awful looking place at 7 a. m. the next morning, because of says the} in a long front page article— | Next to it is another with | the truth in the Sacco-Vanzetti case. We learn that Judge Thayer of the| Court was “indisereet” during the trial, and the name of Judge Grant, of Governor in the labor-baiting Times as Tadge} | A. Times for a living, was the first | to buy the DAILY WORKER today, and the party who typed “Graft” in-| stead of “Grant” probably knew what} The police are said to have received | an anonymous phone call yesterday to being fomented at the place raided as a protest to the execution of Sacco were found, however, at the Party | The most dangerous weapons found were, some “mental Part of it was confiscated | Jack Doust, | prominent motion picture “extra tal- ent” and chairman of the employemnt International Brotherhood Welfare Association, Inc. was forced away from the steps of at which place movie extras are hired. Hays, czar of moviedom, to take un- Jack has a fine beard, Every beard- All bearded men are Bolsheviks, you know—in the eyes of the police, | ‘They may make an exception, how- | ever, in the case of former Secretary | JAIL SENTENCES FOR SUPPORTING SACCO,VANZETTI | | Socialist in Role of Stool-Pigeon: | | Be | P asnotiat last Tues fines were rested. Four wv y, jail sentenc meted oyt to workers ar- George Poel days in the was re! | They | Dodge | Their Jac | | International Labc | Shortly afterw: i" and K. Klarocko we | istrate. in the ed ‘that ‘he co and Van- ”’ thereupon he was placed under He was rocko told the See one| booed when Bore was arres court that he | he was also ta He was released on suspended sentence. | Samuel H. Freidman, a socialist | |party member who is connected w |the editorial staff of Women’s Wear | Daily told Magistrate Dodge that “it | was a Communist demonstration and I am a socialist.” Algernon Lee, di- rector of the Rand School, appeared as a character witness. to prove his respectability. He was held for a hearing in the Tombs court, N. J. Garment Workers’ Resolution Denounces “Legalized Murders” | ROSELLE, | | bers of the here olution: || We members of the United Gar- }ment Workers of local 276 at the {Labor Lyceum, Roselle, N. J., protest | jagainst the legal murder of Sacco and | | Vanzetti who the whole world knows | ja result of that —|into custody. , Aug. 10.- nited Garment’ Workers sed the following prétest res are innocent. THE SUSTAINING |) AT EVERY MEETING! THINK OF FUND Mary Louise Lipinski the daughter of Max and Mar- garet Lipinski, died August 8, 1927, in Lincoln, N. J. The body will be cremated in the Freshpond Crematorium. 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