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IVJngazine Writor and Socialist
Loader Succumbs to At
tack of Typhu3
fJATIVE OF PORTLAND, ORE.
Hy llio Associated Tress
Portland, Ore., Oct. 18. John Rcccl,
mUfcnzinc writer," died' 'Sunday, In' Mw
row, Russin, of typhus, according to a
tetegrnm received hero by Henry G.
Ito'fd. a brother, from Louise Bryant,
RcfiVn widow.
Jlrrd had ninJo several vjslts to Rus
sia diirlnB the Soviet regime. Since
his latest 'departure from this country
latt year rclativcfl hero had received
ynrlous conflicting 'report regarding
hint. One was1 tn tho effect that he
hail been executed in Finland,, aa a
SdTict emlssnrjf and another that ho
lid been Imprisoned in Russia,
John I?ced, for the Inst ten years,
Teas prominent ns a writer in magazines'
add ns a war correspondent. In addi
tion lie wrote n number of books on the
worjd war nnd problems arising from
that conflict.
In 1010 he was in Russia as n So
cialist delegate, and utfon his return it
wad announced he had been nppointcd
Russian consul in New York. He was
not accorded rccocnition by tho United
States Government, however, arid later
dijpatelies from I'etroctrad said his ere
ilontlals ns consul had been canceled.
Jlcrd's pronounced views on comuiun
imi led to bis nrrest on scvcrnl occa
sions, nnd it waft charged he rnado bc-
ilitfotis utternnccs while- the united
States was engaged In tho war. .Charges
of sedition brought acainsfc him were
dropped, however, in Aprll.'JOlO.
Heed salleii for Kussia during the
autumn of tho nninc year, and subso
qucnt to that time was indicted nt Chl
fogo for violaflonoC-thp state syndicnl-
ism act. nt jnicr. returned 10 inc
1,'nlted States, nnd 'onctf more went
to Europe, it being reported ho had
been .found in the cdai.minker of a
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L'Anarchlco Enrico Malatesta 0
Compagnl Sono Stati Fi
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Potmter anraU
,10HN REED
American magazine writer and So
cialist leader, whoso death in Mos
cow, of typhus, Is announced
ship In a Finnish port. The State De
partment at 'Washington denied ho had
an American passport, nnd it wan
charged he was traveling with forged
papers. ,
Slnco'rcacnlng Finland Reed has been
reported arrested on two occasions,
and nt one time it was nnld he hud
been executed In that country. On
August 28 It was reported ho had been
sent to Moscow to represent American'
communists.
John Reed was born at Tortland,
Ore., on October 22, 1887. Ho re
ceived tho dcrci of bachelor of arts
at Harvard University in 1010, and Im
mediately began his career as n writer.
He served nt various times on the
editorial staffs of prominent mnga-
Londrtt, 17 ottobre. Enrico Mala
testa, l fnmosd capo degH anarchlcl In
Italia 0' stato c-ggi arrestatb sccomlo tin
dispaccio glunto da Mllano alia Ex
change Telegraph. Iaccusa contro 11
Malatesta 0' quclla dt aver cosplrato
contro la sicurczza dcllo Stato. c snrebbe
stata clcvata dopo lo notlzio giunte da
Verona, ovo gli anarchlcl tcntarono dl
far saltare la cascrma dcllo Guardle
Regie, in scgulto ad un vlolcnto dlscorso
pronunziato dai aiamtesta.
"II Mcssaggcro," giornnlo dl Roma,
chlcdo in un nuo articolo quando II
Governo nl dectdera' a mettcre fine alio
Infernal! macchlnazlonl dl un noma cost'
tcrribllo cho semlna tnortc ovunquo cgll
si rcca.
Dlspnccl glttntl sabato da ' Mllano
segnalavano cho II giornalo "La Perse
vcranza" dava notizia dl un-grande
complotto anarchlco scopcrto da quelle
autorlta' dl publica sicurczza, in sc
gulto al qualo nl procedeva all'arrcsto
dell'intcra redazlone del giornalo an
archlco "Umanlta Nuova," del quale
0' dlrcttore 11 Malatesta, n si rltcneva
immincnts anche l'nrrcsto del Malatesta
stcsso.
Roma, 17 ottobre. Una nuova sttu
aziono politica si c' fapldamento svl
luppata, come rlsultato dcllo sciopero
ordlnato glovcdl' dol partlto soclallsta,
con II prctesto dl slmpatla verso la
Russia ed 1 snsseguentl dlsordlnl.
Iji classo media o' o'ra profonda-
mente Inasnrita e chicdo ad altn voco
cho 11 governo cncrglcnmcntb rlaffcrml
l'nutorita dl Stato. Scnza che l'On.
Glolittl aglsca prontamente, cgll dovrn'
cadero sotto l'indlgnazlono pubblica. Si
parla anchtf dl affidaro II rlstabilmcnto
dcll'ordlno nd nlcunl del ncgllo cono
sclutl gcncrall, I quail non hanno
paura dl usaro risolutl mezzl. L'attacco
Kll
utile! del giornalo soclallsta dl
Trlmtn n' 11 nrlmo nasso delta classo
media risvcgllatasl.
Sabato a Bologna, ove I socialist! ab
inlstl, durante 11 fuperalo dl una gunrdla
bondnno ed In maggloranza sono cstro
ucclsn nel dlsordlnl dl glovcdl', avvenpo
una patrottlca dimoatrazione 0 conse
gucnto battaglla tra nazlonallstl 0 so
cialist!, duranto la quale qucst'ultlml
furono sevcramento battutl.
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