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AFTER SIX YEARS.
COURT GUARD IN SACCO- VANZETTI TRIAL.
SATURDAY, MAY
14, 1927.
99 DAYS AT SEA.
WINDJAMMER FLEET'S
VOYAGE.
While the exact whereabouts of Nicolo Sacco, a shoe worker, and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, a fish ped-great liners are known every day, dler, whose conviction at Dedham there is a fleet of 14 sailing ships, (Massachusetts) six years ago for all without wireless installations, the murder of a payroll clerk and battling their way to England, of his guard in 1920, was a subject whose whereabouts nothing is of world-wide controversy, have known, except that by now some been sentenced by Judge Webster of them should "be getting near," Thayer, who tried them at Now as the London agents sald recent York, to suffer death by electrocu- ly. tion during the week beginning July 10,
The moment that the verdict was pronounced news of it was flashed by the State Department to the American embassies, legations, and consulates in Europe and Cen- tral and South America. This was done so that members of the con- sular and diplomatic corps might takon such precautions as seem to them advisable in view of the hos- tile demonstrations excited by the case in many parts of the world against American representatives. The Protests.
One, the Favell, a 30-year-old vessel, flying the Finnish flag, is believed to be the leading ship of the 14 that sailed on the 12,000 miles voyage from Australia early this years, laden with grain.
The average sailing ship pass- ago from Australia is 100-140 days. The Favell has, now been at Bea since January 8-99 days. Not far behind her is the Hougomont, a stool 4- also Finnish owned, masted barque, launched at Greo- nock in 1897.
When the previous week the
Next, it is believed, comes "the Supreme Court of Massachusetts finally rejected the appeal for a Ponape, an Italian steel d-masted new trial protests from Radical barque. Then. some days behind, legislators and Labour organisa- comes the rest of the fleet, and" a tions began to pour into Massachu-week or two now should see sever- setts from Europe and other parts al of the feet within sight of the of the world. One of the protests English Channel. was signed by twenty-one British
M.P.s, mostly Labour members.
MILAN FAIR.
BELLS INSTEAD OF SPEECHES,
The closing scenes of the six- years-old trial at Dedham were ex- Three hundred traordinary.
the court- policemen guarded house. When the judge. an aged man whose illness was apparent, asked the prisoners if they had anything to say why senter.co
Milan. The opening of the should not be pronounced against
eighth International Milan sample them, Vanzetti, in broken English, fair, instead of the usual recep spoke for forty-two minutes, pro- tions and speeches, was announced testing his innocence and accus-
by the simultaneous pealing of ing the court and judge of prej bells from all the churches and the dice because of the Communistic views held by him and his fellow-hooting of factory sirens. The gates were opened and the public ontered while the air was vibrat- prisoners.
ing with a joyful feast of sound.
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Judge's Ordeal.
The judge remained impassive during the speeches of the prison- ers. When they had finished he pronounced sentence, declaring: "Under the law of Massachusetts the jury says whether a defendant is guilty or innocent. The court has absolutely nothing to do with the question. The laws of Massa- chusetts provide that a judge can- not deal any way with facts.
When the prisoners were mana- cled and led away the judge re- tired to his chambers, where, like "a man relieved of a heavy burden, he said: "I could have prolonged their lives for years, but why should I? Already I have short- ened my own life by several years. There is not one line of evidence that I have not studied. I am ready to meet my Maker this min-
ute.'
MILLIONAIRE'S SON ARRESTED.
FLORIDA LAND DEALS SEQUEL.
New York, April 13.
Mr. Paris E. Singer, the million- aire son of the founder of the sew- ing machine fortune, was arrested yesterday at Everglades Club, which he founded ten years ago at Palm Beach, Florida, on a charge of obtaining £300,000 under false pretences. The charge was pre- ferred because of rumours that he had incorporated his assets in Eng- land and therefore they were not liable for judgment in the United States. ME, "Singer has been con- nected with many huge land pro- jects in Florida. "One of the most ambitious was the Blue Heron on which construction was started in 1925 with plans calling for an expenditure of £400,000.
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Work on this stopped when the general collapse of land prices in Florida occurred.
The claims against Mr. Singer are by contractors, excavators, builders, and architects. He was released on £4,000 bail.
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