The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1920, Page 1

' ace rarer , SaenEnET aeneeel TENT CTT po tes ne Shak eibasthg ie Utkin > an “TT POLICE FIND BLACKSMITH WHO SHOD BOMB PLOT HORSE | le a -_ — — a een ne . AND COOLER. . To-day’s Weather—FAIR. To-morrow's Weather—FAIR circrnmnons|| = Oye of To-Dey’ Evening World. | il Wh Z Ldidiidddddddll > _[* Cireatation Books Open to All” . -{ “Cirenlation Books Open to All.” | VOL. LXI. No. 21,599—DAILY. ny Da Roa NEW YORK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1920. Peirohat ent Pint: "PRICE THREE CENTS SCENE OF DISASTROUS BOMB EXPLOSION IN WALL STREET AS IT. APPEARS. T0- on THAT KILED 33 BELIEVED 10 HAVE CARRIED 200 POUNDS OF EXPLOSIVE ————_—_+-4-- —_ -_—_ |"RED” CIRCULAR Secret Service GIVING THREAT: Men Seeking “DEATH FOR ALL”) Gaotig Tresca Riment | Friend of Sal | We willl not tolerate sedo, “Red” In- | my longer volved in Bomb | ree the political PlotofJune,1919 | prisoner or it will be —Death Warn- | sure deaths alld'you ings Found in Mail Box Per- American. Anarchist haps Put There by I Driver. LANDLORD LOBBY GATHERS PSCHERFCHTING SEA CHASE 1 ON COLLISION TS UP. “ARR jeclerledeckicbedorty oy, CROWD ScEN SASTEA, Foreign € Capitalists | this precaution was given, but it was sald that the guards would be on f became kyown toway that Signer) daty continuously until Monday morning. WALL ST. WE WARNING THROWN ON SCOW CARS TAKE FR 22 weg hap Ro: " , ‘ ed te W rye bined eal A blacksmith who believes that he shod the hind hoofs of the horse jin this country but three days and) which drew the explosive into Wall Street on Thursday was to-day TEETH any OF RENT | AWS Having Been Adiadged Insane, | Somebody Fock to mal Policeman Injured i Injured in Rear-End| esd psig eats eae oe att located by the police, This man, whose name they declined to disclose, He Must Stay in Canada, Debris and Police Are Rac- | Crash at Jamaica—Fire- [American anion | stated that he was almost sure that he recognized the shoes by their Cea! | Says His Counsel. ing for It on Tugs. men Called Out. loiter — ape adi stave io size, shape and marking. The shoes, he said, had been set about forty- \ir Is Full of Suggestions to ‘MACSWINE'7 ACSWINE.! BEGINS - | | Make It Easier for Real | 37TH DAY WEAKER) ramiroy, ont., sept. 18 - — ———— Corporation, No. 120° Broadway, with | eighi hours before the explosion, but inspection showed that they had ne! o com t ‘arlo Ptint of the Royal A - 8 Department, aided by a! Tramec Tale ey ta ae wetking teen | been in actual use for not more than two hours. From this it was de- as tied up on the Lexing- } Estate Owners | ess =| SME O¥er SRirAditiCn. at * out at top speed this morning |ton Avenue “L" from 10.16 o'clock till Nassau t when the explosion e- | ducted that after being shod, the animal was not used, but held in readi- wae ed SHil Gonssoun Bur DOnkirs Say | Mirena seained bere, in’ eennestion [0 li chhaal ie A Ms Hon |noon to-day as the result of a rear- man was killed outright ®/ Hass for his last work, that of dragging the bomb wagon into the finan- wr 9 with warnings he issued concerning| with the Wal! tSreet explosion. | ahead of them and Siftgnor | [© ” 2 . . oe ¥ He Shows Constant De the New ¥ Wail Bireet 1 jwith thy Sr xplosion. | end collision at Jamaica station Ny inthe aioe. [clad district, NOTHING FOR TENANTS. | tericiation |the New Yorw Wall Street explosion, | Whether they will be able to do it or|iiceman William P. 4 wounded severely In the si a ic! Pe is | erioration, |loomed to-day |not deepnds golely upon the speed of Jatrike duty on the forward train, ineder Herta vecelven) Siehe. oe Chief of the Secret Service William J, Flynn and his operatives a Signor Nigri will te |which wan standing on the tracks|removed to the Hotel Pennsylvania, to- {are to-day searching for Carlo Tresca, who for years had been proni- schll aisle eee dys Mika aan) Lo |inently identified with Anarchists and their groups, He was a close LONDON, Sept® 18.—Lord Mayor] Counsel for Fischer, former tennis|the tug, not upon the speed of the J Main Hope of Latter Is Eve-|Mac8winey vezins the thirty-seventh| star, insist that, having been ad- | police, jay of his hunger fast weaker, but) judged insane by the Hamilton Lun The tug, ‘with a score of police and | i orld’s Plan ¢ vee a eieskis teniied : thrown to the platform, He was > ee 5 bean : a : ning World's | lan ind | tin conscious, A bulletin tssued bY acy Comminaion after his arrest here |dotectives aboard, ta chasing out to| eiteq for contusions and lacerations MISSING BOY FOUND, |friend of Salsedo, the “Red” who committed suicide by leaping from ale " ish Self-Determination League | y, y, he not be removed | sea afte bbist to which. Lockwood Committee, g ihe: pains Mactwiney as sut-| 70 RS SADNOY De ‘SHOVE | ene As s vanuent ant ixplained, ali |2f the hands and sent home, L EAT| pa offices of the Department of Justice on the fourteenth floor of the | tre 01 explaine - ed in his iim inue.! NL. Buchanan and M. B. Creigh-| th the exploaior at 2) ae nger ington Bape so DOG \ WIL Park Row Building, where he was being held to give valuable informa- (pectal to The wntre that he was not suffering from |. tyeuee, wa | essa velit ii chiens oth the rear car of the stalled train Ai ALBANY bt in his head from which he rail psa igre ea ra Li value perpat ; ra eek the front ono of the colliding! Jersey School Student Got $10 a |tior against his comrades concerning the bomb plot of June, 1919. He the landlord Jance t ¥ lained, It was} oes EF ; the outrage, had been dumped with |trin caught fire, Charles Platt, mo-) ayeae jon Here After “Words” made a confession and then, fearful that his life would be forfeit for the special sesslor 1 d found him ap-| 500068, claim that years ago he | Ut investigation torman a tha soiling bigs Wen With Father it, killed himself. It is known that Tresca was in Salsedo's company clably weaker, b r as 7 et OMe Years ne stated * was bound for New York from Ja- t ‘ather. A af ) which meets to consider the a Rey BME Ea Rew detained 12 an asylum on an been stated on the firat day | Was bound ll immediately before the latter's arrest, but disappeared afterward and | : till conscious would probably look|maten, has not yet told hin story.| 1 i» wetteved that Gyp, the griet-|/” }\ crisis ta already gathering here, Per - : nity charge and that this paved |car gh this lues » police say there is a grade and a} 44.) 4 f fifteen-year-old John |@l trace of him has been lost, 2 ts ‘ he Nime Living Skelet ray On tal the 0 t , he! or ; ~, Ae fy , wee , ons ¥ ; the} * es cerk Prism | Ge ornepe urve at the station and think the|( \aty of Hogota, N. J, will consent |BOMB WAGON WAS GOING WESTWARD. rt Patan Os train got away from the r a |, qe an 1 A tha nt ’ DUBLIN, Sept aw, befor viel hat heal Whe tire ta the tw :s tin. | '2 est hile dinner to-nigh | Although some witnesses of the disaster, notably Lawrence Serbin, | and its members in per-) 4 r lieve er 8 3 | t as emote S| gi ied intiehons | boy ran away Monday after ‘i Pah : nN a : Me |e f belliev ee 7 aid of an ¢ Fr. th colnet | euished by the Aatoria Fire Depart-| 4. ™ i oa ‘i ie . hn ©. wr.,| Of No. 258 Grand Street, whose statements were published yesterday, eeomre Sas ; aaa | ae ike heir fast a ment. ‘The damage was slight. While] Vic6 preaident of the Halaon Storage | Mwave sald that the red bomb wagon was going eastward along Wall . je hotel ungie " Ave ‘1 ! 7 = | h : y e n ne aK a » g cleares * e } in thi ! | Phys a absorbing | a aus milee tao tment, aot ie ws r yee BS J a ibm tana | Battery Company of Orange, and the } Street immediately before the )losion; a majority of the victims in engaged quarters the attention of doctors, who find| qt Nia, me No Pinar ee were issu 1 ERO SUFEASO OF dog refused to eat , eee es at Niagara » acow before it could | * 4 hospital who are able to gi c yn abou say tha . i w« Some of them have not before been! a gwiney Httle changed physteally.|s- they hung from the trestle If it la over caught and The po re ed a report that! nie thts morning the father got a| ospital who are able to give information about it sa at the wagon @ entined with rea part-|Nine of the Cork prisoners bave be-|» was about to lose his grasp, 1 the rubt will be|feveral persons had een “allgpty measage from « friend in New York, | Was going westward toward Broadway. 34 nt owning inte s—but t | on vink ad a vivion in which his mothe: 1 best detectives in the] hurt The ¢ rows of bot sraine js who anid he had found the boy on an The police therefore incline more strongly to this belief and add the ‘ ; ‘ fs taken to Richmond il Police Sta . Al ‘ in Ihim not to destroy He _— elevated train and that everything Wa | iectimony of a street sweeper who ft wnrk onsoaie that : ssion will de with | as to be questione’ ed, pa wat | vest 'y Fr Who was at work opposite the third window \ ble co) 0) bridge and | all right The Mrited dad had got Seusing it in t anted that! 1” Cha ssified Adverti [eee mek 90 Me (bridge ‘and \SEIZE FIVE MEN | cima b in New York | Of the Morgan offices and saw the up Wall Street # gpg baa Classifie vertisers || returned home, | DIAMONDS GLASS, HE SAYS, |Nmaelf « $10-a-meek Job in No ‘ d Stree ese (1d visitor : eee A remarkable incident in connec WITH GUNS IN AUTO! and w ding in Harlem. The} jfrom the direction of William St aid he saw the r the big tion with this alle and) Gy Boyer Alleges “Beau Brammet |! iver of the vehicle, but paid little ¢ Number: Nat? Cheated Him, . m than to note cide, as told by E nd there w frias| “srostn'et se nacre] CLOSING TIME, \ re tot wsons!| 5.30 P.M. SHARP J] Pucher tad veen une > sis ice hat he got down ffom the wagon el a th are to be m . a ‘| pong the fatted nirance of e mited State 4 y towur : Made legisiato wt SATURDAY FOR Be * ape he: nity of ; if 4 sii ; pe teeth abet a ? . # » * ' te south side ¢ the t ; I ‘ ‘ F rent 1 1 TheSUNDAY WORLD’S f Five y \ . ; Wa gweepe yroom as far as Nassau and then the American officials \ ng) which w alleged, tonday, he ng that t sb y : Classified {he had been in communication with Hott | BOMB SET OFF AT WRONG SPOT ¢————_- mpled—sen aa reconstructea awll-|| MAVEFEISEMMENRES ||? wie of one of the vest movin ine. tee ngs, new apartn ts n « Fey ys organs, osret. | “ ue t the infernal ma id buildings, apuetments pubic eos Soisectia Acetone | De. Willagm Tar usee a HOLD UP SALOON FOR $700 M © i the wagon was already ae 1 to 5 r the iy $ relen med for explosion, when ¢ sol: , mente ee vet ‘o The upe t of Bloomingda’ ; barn - ' ploston, n the vehicle operative plan; apart s wh Sunday s wee, Oe - Threw men who asked for bor and| Conviction ¢ h ame into the financial district and rents ha fixed in lea made | - (Continue don Second Page.) w re “ t t 4 i : uy 2 "4 ai that the driver did not have time to a OF ag wens head be te ~ THe mongay _ arted t bbed t - the en-| feaob the designated spot and get off erid should be tn ‘the World office WORLD RESTAURANT, nth k ' with h “# \ iG ATION [| cconnsticn galed G00 table Ghote dieses bec | 24 Park Street, and Dominick E One of the men took $700 from ¢ year‘and a day, the negro was] the Morgan offices, ;The failure of Dan Loo ii"aeo. sae Shee dienes He | Se hive: Be: bo Rules amos: | cash’ rogister, ¥ . ned $1,000, the driver of khe wagon fo gain sugh # Bear the noon hour and his wagos ‘ ‘ \ rv) { seman ALTON. 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