New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1921, Page 10

PREMIER MAY NOT COME TO AMERICA Irish Trouble Likely to Keep, Lloyd George at Home London, Oct. 27.—Premier Lloyd George probably will have to abandon his visit to Washington, or at least postpone it until the closing sessiins of the conference there because of the critical situation in the negotiations with Sinn Fen Ireland, t was ascerted by several well informed newspapers here todsy. The premier had made no public statement to this effect, but his political and personal friends were quoted as communicating the report to saquicers as if publicity was desired. Everywhere it was admitfed today that the Irish negotiations had made little progress and, although hope had not been relinquished, there was a ten- dency to regard the outlook as being less favorable than it was a day or uvo ago. Political writers remarked that if the negotiations broke down, the premier’s trip to America would be obviously impossible, while, if a break i the conference was avoided, it'was difficult to see how a settlement could be reached for a considerable time. The accumulation of other pressing business was also urged in gome quarters as contributing to the haprobability that the premier would be able to carry out his desire to go 1o tke Washington conference. Various reports concerning the Irish negotiations were current here today. but they carried little weight, owing to,the secreey observed by both sides. The Daily Graphic printed a rumor that the negotiations hagd been sus- f s nénded, and that an important com- munication was expected from Dublin. ‘Elsewhere it was stated attempts to find a desired formula by which the conference could be continued had failed, and that the Irish delegates were holding out for concessions that would counterbalance any lessening Federal Agents gAssert NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER . 27, SAY RADICALS PLOT REIGN OF TERROR Reds Plan Reign of Terror for Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Oct., have unéarthed in Boston plans of an ovganized gang of radicals to spread a reign of terror over the whole United States for three days—next Saturdaj Sfunday and Monda The plot, according to the investi sators, is international in its organiza- Boston. 27.—Federal agents ti"n and was to have been carried out vy radicals who hoped to aid the cause of Sacco and Vanzetti, awaiting sen- tences here for murder and highway robbery. The conspirators planned to dynamite buildings all over the ‘coun- tcy, and especially buildin3s housing Department of Justice offices. The Boston office of the Depart. mwent of Justice was particularly ac- tive iu uncovering the conspiracy and In taking steps to prevent it. Precautwionary measures were taken vesterday by the state and local police, and by every Federal agency for the orotection of life and public property. In addition to a special cordon of guards placed around the State Hous: here, the usual guard there at night l1ag been doubled. THREATENED STRIKE WOULD INJURE JOBS R. R, Counsel Says It Would B " Menace to Everybody Boston, Oct. 27.—The threatened railroad strike would be a strike man’s job, Edgar J. Rich el for the Boston and , declared today at ths annual meeting of the associated in- justries ot Massachusetts, “It is a strike” he said “that will affect the health, safety and welfare cf p an, woman and child in the ates, for not only will many means of buying the necessities of life through iack of em- ployment, but all will be obliged to pay embranced prices for the necessi- .nust be resolutely met.” ue is sharply drawn and said it would be “not an ble prophecy that next year one of prosperity for the of this country as a whole. believed” he added, “that with return to normal business the railvoads cutside of New England will not only find themselves solvent but will Have ‘heir credit restored. It is als, Leiieved that when traflic returns the Ne begeme anreascn would be railroad i Warnings have been sent to local authorities of threatened cities all over the United States. Concerted. prompt acgion on all sides, following revelation of the plot, already, it is balieved, has nipped in the bud the machinations of the radicals. The recent theft of 17 sticks of dy nsmite from the magazine of a Bos- ten contractor is being investigated on the theory that the explosive may he=ve been destined by radicals to help carry out their plan of destruction. In comnection with this theft, State authorities have ordered fire officials all over the State to take a census of all explosives. D. OF S. OFFICERS Lady Wallace lodge, Daughters of Scotia have elected the following of- f of their demand for Independence. 1t was said the Daily Eireann repre- tatives were insistently urging the ims of the Catholic populationsof Le counties of Tyrone and Férmanazh inclusion in southern Ireland,it be- added that the Irish delegates were aintaining a stiff attitude in this par- ticular. -Another report declared the question of Irish unity was the main ‘stumBling block. . BRIAND OF FRANCE TO SAIL SATURDAY i ~ French Preler, With Vote of Confi- dence to Support Action, Will Attend Conference. i Pacis, Oct. 27.—Premier Briand was day’ making final preparations to ve on Saturday for America, where wilf attend the conference on limi- fiition of armaments and Far Eastern : ions. He will appear in Wash- 13 znon as the spokesman of the French people and parliament, armed by a Msndate given him in the chamber ®f deputfes last night. The vote of @nr.fidence accorded the premier was . considered a great political victory, the _ Pnal ballot cast in the house being 381 _fo 186. 3 & After days of debate which often § Was bitter in character. M. Briand £eok the floor late yesterday afternoon 10 answer his critics and demand that i Policies be vindicated; his answer - Andre Tardieu, and M. Herriot, rad- feal leader, was conciliatory in tone, but was firm in the defense of the |~ Dolicies followed by France in the || ¥ast and proposed by the present min- ! 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