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:HE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 19, 1920.
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Red Agitation ; ,
-Not at Peak, Says
'Foe of Radicals
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investigations Show Plans for
v'JReign'irjf Terror by Social
isti nd L , W. Hay;
'. V wood' Now in N. Y.
First Pictures of Wall Street Bomb Explosion
These are the first pictures of the
bomb explosion in the heart of Wall
street in New Yorjt Thursday noon
which killed 37 and injured 200, to
reach Omaha.
Above is a, picture of what was
left of. an automobile standing
across the street from the office of
J. P. Morgan 4, Co., at the. time of
the explosion which rocked entire
lower Manhattan. - "' ,
Below is the scene of a small sec
tion . of one of the mobs which
djowded ' everywhere trying; to Ret
Avord of friends pr relatives follow-
ing the explosion. Troops were
called but to keep back the frantic
thronja wfcch were delaying rescue
work, -i
TrlnneOmaba Bee Leaned IVtrr.
Chicago, Sept 18.--Th'e red agita-
tion has not yet reached its peak in
America, and further outrages may ;'
be expected, said Attorney Frank
Comerford, who sqccessfujly Pipse
cnted the 20 communist leaders here.
; Mr. Comerford made a first-hand
Jti'dy of bplshevism in Russia and
. is unyslially well informed as to the
rlans and operations of the reds.
He cci)tiHied:
."The conspirators to destroy this
f fmernment are the socialists, I. W.
. Wf nd communists, They have
"fOrfn?d a merger. The I, W. W. is
tW most formidable of these, be
cause, under the guise of labor, .. it
- : has, become a nucleus of red forces."
.. "Big Bill" Jfaywood. head of the
LV. W., isTJeing sought more as a
1 "matter pf protection than for any
other reason. Capt. Hdward J.
Brennan of the secret service agents
if the Department of Justice here,
said he had sent special agents to all
the red headquarters to check all
the leaders who are absent from
Chicago at present. This mav eive
! , the New York authorities something
. tangible to work upon.
v- Haywood in New York
l'VWe have. known that Haywood
has been in New York and other
eastern cities for two weeks," said
Captain Brennan. "I have beenap
priied of his whereabouts at all
tirpes. There is nothing I can do
concerning Haywood. 1 He is at lib
erty on bond to go where he
. pleases." ' ,
Meanwhile the police and federal
,. forces are closely guarding La Salle
street buildingst- .A guar also has
been thrown around the city hall.
The guard on the Lav Salle street
.was doubled during the noon hour.
Alexandria Jaunuiksna, alias John
- Alexander, was arrested here after
a search that began before the war.
He - was editor of Der Classen
Kampf ((The'CIass Struggle), a rad-
ical organ. Jaunuiksna was general-
ly rated as chief propagandist for
communist movement in America.
: Jaunuiksna admitted that he came
to Chicago' from New York to evade
the draft and that his propaganda
".work throughout the middlewest had
been literally financed by eastern
radicals. Police and federal authctrw
, .ties believe this man is the brains
of the reds" in this country.
- . Planned Train Wreck. ('
.'An intercepted letter to a Chicago
i rletchant from a well-known com
mujijst leader in New York also
may give a valuable line on the in
vestigation. The suspect is a shoe
dealer, who admits he is a commun
ist. ' i
' The plot to wreck an Illinois Cen
tral railroad train and murder all
the survivors was'a part of the gen
eral reign of terror.1 One of the con
spirators weakened at, the thought
6f flaying helpless woman and chil-
I dren and .exposed, this plot, but it
is assumed similar plots are in prog
!s ress in other laces, being conducted
by I. W. W. and bolshevists who are
: not troubled by any qualms of con
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Trotzky Declares Army "
Now Stronger TL ;n Ever
" (Moscow, Sept. . 18. Russia is
stronger . than ever in a military
way, declares Leon Trotzky, min
ister , of war, in a statement con
l tribiftcd to the newspaper Pravda.
; A-.Bew offensive by the Russians is
in preparation, the minister declares,
and he intimates that it is purposed
'to'give' Poland a real desire for
peace,1 which, he declares, it now
. lacks. - ''
Although driven back from War
saw, Trotzky points out, the soviet
army still occupies approximately
400 of, the 600 yersts covered in the'
advance. .
Han From Omaha Marries
, m Young Girl at Beatrice
'-Beatrice, Neb., Sept. 18. (Spe
ial.) Dr. Andrew Dow of Omaha
and Miss Ruth Robinson were mar
ried here yesterday at the home of
the bride's parents. Dr. and Mrs.
. A. V. Robinson, in this city. Rev.
W A. Mulligan ofsthe Episcopal
C. fchurch officiating. After a brief wed-
ding trip to St. Louis they will make
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Ohio Nominee
Splits With Cox
On State Ideas
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Democratic Candidate for
Governor Issues Platform
Of His Own Gets Oth
ers to Join With. Him.
Wholesale Prices
Drop During Month
Department of Labor Statistics
Show Decline of 4 1-2
Per Cent.
Washington, 'Sept. 18. A pro
nounced drop in the general level
of wholesale prices during August
was reported today by the Depart
ment of Labor. Measured bv
changes in the index numbers of the
bureau of labor .statistics, the de
crease was four and one-half per
centi Foodstuffs showed the great
est price recessions, the decrease av
eraging more than 12 per cent. Farm
products declined nearjy six per cent
and cloths ind clothing five and
three-fourths per cent.
Fuel and lighting materials con
tinued their upward trend with an in
crease of more than six and one
fourth per cent, while metals and
house furnishing goods showed an
increase over July.
Auto Dealer Killed When
1 Racing Car Throws Tire
Blackfoot, Idaho, Sept.' 18. R. G.,
ills, automobile dealer of this city,
was killed today when a racing au
to mobile he was testing out on the
county fair grounds' dirt track
threw a tire when the machine was
speeding at the rate of 60 miles .an
hour.
Chicago, J 11., Sept. 18. (Special
Telegram.) James M. Cox, demo
cratic candidate 'for president, has
betn repudiated by Vic Donahey,
democratic candidate for governor of
Ohio and, according to Ohio men
familiar with the facts, who were in
Chicago today, Donahey has issued
his own platform for consideration
of Ohio voters.
In this platform, entitled ' "Vic
Donahey's platform," he not only
sets' forth ideas widely divergent
from those of, Mr. Cox, but the dem
ocratic candidates for lieutenant
governor, secretary of" state, auditor,
treasurer and attorney general have"
subscribed to the Donahey platform.
This remarkable development, it
is declared by those who know con
ditions, signifies a big split as be
tween Cox and Donahey, and makes
Ccx still weaker than he would
otherwise be in Ohio.
Auditor Since 1913.
Eriefly, the facts are that Dona
hey has served as auditor since 1913
That is the year Cox entered the -
governorship. When Donahey was
nominated for governor some weeks
ago, he apparently did not care to
stand on the platform adopted by
the Cox-controlled convention, which
chiefly extolled the record of Cox as
governor or unio.
The result was he issued his own
platform, calling it "Vic Donahev's
platform." It contains about 10.000
words. It is being widely distribut
ed in Ohio, .and contains ideas as to
state government which do not at all
gibe with the Cox notions.
Among other things.'i Mr. Dona
hey hits a hard rap at the enormous
number of boards and commissions
created ' by the legislature since hf
fas been in office. He hits at pay
mcnt of fancy salaries to experts
from 'other states who have been
p;.id "fancy salaries" for proniulgat
inp theories of government.
Nearly nil these commissions were
created at the express demand of
Mr. Cox and all by legislatures
which he controlled.
Many Thrusts at Cox.
"The condition of Ohio laws is a
travesty on intelligence," says Mr.
Donahey, at one point in his plat
form.
He caustically criticises some ol
the "progressive measures," "legisla
tive indigestion" and "twice as much
law as is necessary for the peace of
her citizens." . ,
Many direct and indirect thrusts at
the Cox record are taken. For in
stance. Donahev declares that if
elected he will see to it "that the
80 departments of state government
are not so many asylums for poli
ticians of my own party."
Stunt Airplane Wrecked
Traveling at High Speed
Julesburg, Colo., Sent. 18. An
airplane traveling at 80 miles an
hour and piloted by George Myers
dived headlong into the ground in
an attempt to lift "Dare Devil" Dun
can from an automobile traveling
60 miles an hour, A long rope lad
der dangling frgp the plane caught
Will Elect Officers n '
t Beatrice Hotel Company
Beatrice, Neb.,' Sept. 18. (Spe
cial.) At thej Rotary club meeting
yesterday the proposed- new hotel
proposition "went over the top"
when articles of incorporation were
read and adopted and the chairman
announced that SO of the business
men had subscribed stock in the en
terprise. The election M officers
wtll take place next' Monday. The
company will " be "capitalized for
$500,000, and it is planned to start
work on the structure just as soon as
the necessary funds are in sight. ;
MacSwiriey Is Worse, .
London, Sept. 18. Terence Mac
Swiney, lord -mayor of Cork, .passed
a very bad night, without any' sleep,
and this morning was in a state of
complete exhaustion, said a bulle
tin issued this forenoon 'by the
Irish self-determination league.
Mary MacSwiuey, sister of the lord
mayor, who visited her brother at
Brixton prison this morning, said
he was looking worse than she had
ever seen nun, out was sun con
scious. ' This is the. 37th day of his
hunger stfike in protest ajfainst his
arrest by British authorities.
Fire Fighters Re-Elect v"'
OM Officers at St. Lpuis
St, Louis, . Sept.. . 18.-Fred W.
Baer pf Kansas City and G. H.
Richardson of rVancouver, B. . C,
vere, -re-elected president awl secretary-treasurer,
respectively,' of the
International Fire Fighters' asso
ciation today. Next year's meeting
will be "held at Columbus, O. "
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Ihe rear of the moving automobile
and lifted the machine fully 10 feet
into th air. The plane struck the
ground headlong and was complete
ly wrecked. Myers was only flight
ly bruised.
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Market Active
Some Advances
A number of issues hava advanced marketwise the past week. An inter
esting feature is the fact that while the oil issues during the pant week have
occupied the position as market leaders there were increase in other cpecial
tie as well, including mine and inoustriais.
We have dwelt upon the wisdom of applying common sense logic io one's
stock market commitments. Investment and speculation alike, of course, have
one object in view the making of profita.
The indications for favorable active stock markets and uptrendingr prices
from now on are decidedly promising ;. sooner or later a closer relationship be
tween values and quotations will be established.
WE WILL SELL SUBJECT
INDUSTRIALS .
20 Berlin Bonds, 4s $ 19.00
S Black Hawk com M.00
10 Bankers Mortgage Co , 6.50
20 Collins Rotary Razor 11.00
50 Elgin Motor 8.50
2 Ford Motor (Canada) 355.00
20 German Government, 4..-. 19.00
3 Goodyear Tire A Rubber
2 shares pid., 1 com. .... 300.00
20 Hamburg Bonds, 4s...... .21.00
17 Hawkeye Tire....' 33.00
IS Iowa Cord Tire. . . . .
10 Jackaon Motor com
10 Metropolitan Storea pfd. . . .
100 Pan Motor
200 Perfection Tire
100 Reo Motor
60 Revere Motor
460 Standard Four Tires
5 State Life Ins. of Iowa. . . .
25 Western Life Ins. (S10.00
par) . 1S.00
125 Thompson's Malted Food.. I I"
10 Square Turn Tractor Bid
23.00
3.75
75.00
3.50
225
24 50
6.00
3.80
.54
2 Thermopak Co
1000 Aggers Production....
2000 Beat Producing
1100 Bradley Oil
5000 Capitol Petroleum...
5000 Congresaional Oil . . ,
100 Cox (S. E. J.) Co. ...
100 Diamond Gasoline . . .
200 Fair Oil (Louisiana).
500 General Oil
500 Harvey Crude Oil.
. Bid
i .50
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.45
.05 Vj
.05
1.10
3.00
2.75
2.20
.55
25 Illinois Refining Co 15.00
5000 Mile Henry Oil.
1000 Mitchel Production
50 National Oil (K. C.) . . . .
1000 Okla-Inwa Producers ...
1000 Okla. Oil 4 Refining....
5000 Rowley Copper
5000 Sammies Oil
1000' Texas Amalgamated
1000 Texas United (Dallas)...
Turman Oil
100 White Erle Oil (Wichita)
100 Wilcox Oil. J. . . t
500 Wright Producing Jt R'fgl
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5.60
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the following stocks, and many others, for spot cash. Writs us, stating the
number of sharea you have for sale and your lowest price
100 Automatic Bookkeeping.
28 Collins Rotary Racer.
100 Davenport Petroleum.
500 Calloway O. at R.
6000 Invaders Texes.
2000 Little Sioux Oil '
1000 Mitchell Production.
1000 Turman tilil.
1000 Oil State Petroleum.
1000 Oil State Refining.
100 Standard Cap dk Seal, com.
80 Central States Life.
25 Central Coal A Coke, com.
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for $400.00, earning four and fiva per cent on $4,760.00, payable Mark Currency.
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