The deportations delirium of nineteen-twenty : a personal narrative of an historic official experience /
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Chicago :
Charles H. Kerr & Company,
©1923.
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Table of Contents:
- Prefatory note / by the author
- Introduction / by Moorfield Storey
- The sensational voyage of "the Soviet ark"
- Culpability of "the Soviet ark" deportees
- Deportation raids in anticipation of the voyage of "the Soviet ark"
- The bombs that begot the deportations delirium
- Preparations for the "Red" crusade
- Beginnings of the "Red" crusade
- The January raids
- a nation-wide glance
- The raiding in New England
- The raiding in New York and vicinity
- The raiding in Philadelphia and vicinity
- The raiding about Pittsburgh and Buffalo
- The raiding at Cleveland and southwest-ward to the coast
- The raiding in the region of Chicago
- The raiding at Detroit
- The Assistant Secretary of Labor takes charge
- Communist Party members
- Communist Labor Party members
- A clutter of "Red" records
- Decisions in the "Red" cases
- Principles of decision
- Routine methods
- Deportations directed
- Deportations denied
- Distinctive cases
- Impeachment proceedings initiated
- An angel from the business skies
- Opening of the impeachment fight
- Before the House Committee on Rules
- Attorney General Palmer on the defensive
- Collapse of the impeachment proceedings
- An after-play
- The Salsedo homicide
- Case of the Russian Ambassador
- Lawless meddling with the mail
- Indictment of the Department of Justice by twelve eminent American lawyers
- The Department of Justice at the bar of the Senate
- Summary and conclusions
- Appendix. Fundamental American principles: equality of human rights ; Revolutionary rights and their limitations ; Constitutional safeguards ; Popular government.