The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 4

Ses o@ many coincidences in the affair MERICAN OFFIRIALS OF DARING MEDS r “Personally 1 am Mass,, Oct. 21.—From | yinced Nickola) theae men are tty for| vineed of my ow ae | DPDHAM. (Continued From First Page.) tes in favor of the Venzetti teel Slinds will be a bassy and Mr. Herrick's Rue de} pe ines home, and 1 guards] padicat vi i prevent Communis who are tol The murde id a monster mass meeting at the} poon convic lo Wegram, from approaching | gino. Prederick A. Pa jer building, linnater of a a lowing up of the building where | gandro Barba passport office and the Sepura-! puard for him Commission are housed was] jroud daylight atened in one fetter and extraor- | praintree on April 15 acy HipcatlonE were taber, Kefore his arrest for tectives working on cles con-| Vangctti was arrested and convicted | " egted with the bomb outrage at Am-| for the attempted hold-up of a pay- | sador Herrick’s residence Wednes-| master in Lridgewate Hie wag Allemed evening had to-day traced kage in which the bomb y fed to a Paris Post Office. A cl ng @ fifteen-year sentence when | Meient evidence was gathered by the authorities to have him indicted to recall thi on leaving it he police announced to-day they eve an American was respons'ble the attempted assassination of| Ambassador. mbassadur Herrick went to tne} bassy, which was protected by in clothes men, at the usual hour | morning, He received Admiral Pon and they discussed the Limita- h of Armaments, Conference. fre Journal du Peuple, Communist | in, dismisses the attempt on Am nents rallied to t ador Herrick’s life as “purely and Mply w police machination.” It finds ppearance of the} ayy | s ar-| iterature Fellow members of move Others made widely, and a fund » have amounted to plicnble, such as “the extreme teness of the valet,” unless he been forewarned, e American Government has the | it of doing these things," the er says. “Such attempts have} At tho trial last summer, which nin the last twenty years been | lasted two montis and was held in jeated beyond the Atlantic to Superior ¢ both men admit- pretext for the repression of mil hey were radicals and that they | t Anarchists and revolutionarles.” | had fled to Mexico during the w ternationale, the Communist r to evade the draft, iH apaper, appenred on the streets| mitted his home was the local head- | Hay with glaring headlines: “Save | quarters here for the distribution of | co and Vanzetti! Revolutionaries | radical literature. Paris, Make Your Protests Heard} ‘The evidence in the case was cir- Prevent the Executions.” cumstantial, but sufticlently convine- . Renoult, editor of the paper, de- | for the Jury to bring in a verdict ed the workers have rarely | md Webster Thayer sentenced 80 aroused, or so violently angry. the pilr to die in the eleotric chair, tributions to which were | ris of the} | i} | “ » | put named no date pene SPLOT TO KILL © Were “convicren ares a threats f Kill. | various pa Mra. Glend 1 constant IN FRANCE TODAY ci a Vanzettl trial, when radicals, and that | they have co: ir ’ daring| “I cannot ¢ {gent and san TRENT MeGlenn Femembers receiving it, but was] with Sacco for the Braintree robbery |) psi attendan Goose-Ring Jardiniere. $10.0 LTHOUGH Oving- ton's has come to called “The Shop of Fifth Avenue” through its years of ser- vice, its reputation is not confined to Fifth Avenue or to New York—or to the United States or to this Continent. 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