IN AMERICA
COMMUNIST DEMONSTRATIONS NEW YORK, Ist May. _ With tho exception of Oakland, California, where four parading Communists ,were seriously injured by a police charge, May Day' demonstrations in various cities in the United States were generally without incident. Boston reports many children in a parade there which was without disorder. The Philadelphia Town Hall was guarded by police while Communists held a demonstration nearby. Two Communists were seized in Schenectady while handing out "Red" literature.
A few arrests were made in Newark, New Jersev.
Sporadic fighting resulting from Communists' demonstrations in various parts of New York City resulted in 50 arrests. None of the disturbances was of considerable proporitons.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 3 May 1930, Page 9
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