SACCO AND VANZETTI
(Australian &, X.Z. Cable Association.)
POLICE PRECAUTIONS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.
In many cities throughout the country, protest meetings were held late to-day, with only minor disturbances. About a hundred picket leaders were arrested. Sporadic..strikes are reported to be widespread, but accounts ot the actual number of men out throughout the nation are conflicting. Socialists and I.W.W. claim a million, while the police authorities say less than a tenth of that number.
\ arious Saceo-Vanzetti committees have issued invitations to all Liberals and Radicals to come to Boston wearing mourning hands, to attend so-cai’led death watch at the execution. Boston itself is the scene of extraordinary precautions against disturbances. The gaol where the execution is to occur will not be approachable for a mile, police, national guardsmen and Federal troops are marshalled for any emergency.
COMMUNISTS ROUNDED UP. VIENNA, Aug. 10. Arising from July riots, the police have completed searches of the Communists mid anarchists houses and altogether 250 will shortly be tried for sedition, arson and other riot offences. ALL NIGHT VIGIL. LONDON, Aug. 10. While the police and sympathisers were engaged 111 an ai’l night vigil outside the American Embassy, a motor-car frequently passed slowly, and from it a man with a megaphone shouted, “ Sacco and A’nnzetti must not die.” AI USSOLI NT ENDEAVOUR S. TO SAVE CONDEAI NED. LONDON, Aug. 9. A Rome correspondent says that Mussolini has informed Sacco’s father that lie had done everything compatible with international procedure to save Sacco and Vanzetti. SOME STREET INCIDENTS. VANCOUVER, Aug. 10. Singing the Third International, a mob of four thousand, led by a sixteen year old school girl invaded the business district of Chicago early today following a protest meeting in connection with the Saeco-Vanzetti conviction. The police dispersed tlie gathering, using tear bombs and revolvers, and arresting sixty-seven men and four women. Moving on towards the City Hall with the girl in the lead with the cry: “011 Comrades; mob the police, strike, strike: .Sacco and Vanzetti musii’t die. I’m an Anarchist, follow me.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 11 August 1927, Page 2
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