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Show Precautions Taken at Cleveland to Meet May Day Disorders Included In-cluded Machine Guns. Cleanup of Radical Nests in New York Expected Ex-pected as Aftermath of Recent Outbreaks. CLEVELAND, .May 2. It became known today that federal troops, with two machine gun companies, were mobilized outside the city yesterday in readiness to suppress any disorders resulting from the Socialist May-day demonstration, in the event the police proved unablo to cope, with it. j Government authorities, Incensed over j the Sqcialist demonstration, today were considering steps to deport every foreign-born foreign-born person who participated. Two hundred prisoners were arraigned In police court this morning as a result of yesterday's May-day disorders. C. E. Kuthenberg, former candidate for mayor on the Socialist ticket, was among those detained. Rioting, precipitated by a Socialist parade pa-rade yesterday resulting in the death of a man and injury of more tlian sixty others, two perhaps fatally, was followed by street fighting In many parts of Cleveland Cleve-land last night. Sixteen policemen were injured. "CLEANUP" OF NEW YORK REDS IS NOW EXPECTED NEW YORK, May 2. Federal and police po-lice officials are expected to make a roundup of ."reds" here in connection with the investigation Into the nation-wide ' May-day conspiracy to kill prominent men ! with bombs addressed to them through ! the mails. Twenty-five of these machines ma-chines are known to have been dispatched, one exploding. It is assumed that the warnings sent broadcast make it improbable that any bombs which may still be in transit will: accomplish the execution designed for; them. ; It was reported today that messages had been sent to members of the peace . delegation In Paris warning them against opening packages, although there is nothing noth-ing to indicate that any deadly, con-; trivanccs had been sent abroad. i HUNDREDS OF POLICE INJURED. IN PARIS RIOTING PARIS, May (Ilavas.) It was announced an-nounced at police headquarters today that -rJS policemen had been injured in the nots Thursday. Socialists and the leaders of labor unions are indignant over yesterday's incidents. The general labor federation has Issued a protest and a committee will meet tonight to consider what steps will be taken as a result of the disorders. The managing committee of the Socialist party and the Socialist group of the chamber of deputies also will meet. Deputy Marcel Cachin, writing in Hu-manlte, Hu-manlte, claims the day was a "magnificent "magnifi-cent demonstration of the power and discipline dis-cipline of the laboring classes and was marred only by the brutality of the ferocious fero-cious police." American ambulances did eflicient work in picking up the wounded during the May clay demonstrations, the American Amer-ican Ked Cross attendants being cheered by the crowds. At the Invalides bridge an American lieutenant colonel and two junior officers were stopped by dragoons when they attempted at-tempted to cross the river. The Americans Amer-icans were charged upon by some cavalrymen, cav-alrymen, and in the melee some shots were fired. During a clash iu Place de Bastile, a policeman shouted to the mob: "Tf you want to fight, go to Versailles and light the Germans." The mob took up the cry of "On to Versailles," and averted more serious lighting. VIGILANCE BODIES PREVENT MENACE IN BUENOS AIRES El HON OS AlRi;;S. Thursday. May !.- Vigilance committees organized by Vic Argentine Patriotic league y.nd supported by military and naval def achmen i.s proven pro-ven f ed menacing ami rchistie tendencies during today's Social is t demount ration. Preidont Trrigoy n told Dr. I a n u 1 CptIcs president of ihe league, that i-'o-cui li.-t and anarchist ic organizations had appealed to him for protection against the1 league, which had warned that it would j foeihiy suppress any Maximalist dhsor- : dors. The president asked what the leap uk intended to do. "Whh or without authority." Dr. Oiri-s! answered, "the Patriotic lea-jc intends ; to end anarchistic efforts to b-..-pj dmvn ! the civilisation of Argentina. U intends I to prevent ail demonstrations bv u;i- j archist." 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