Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-04-09 | Page 4 | Alliance Will Open War on U. S. Fascisti

j ALLIANCE WILL ILL OPEN WAR ON ONUI UI Iii SI Combat Organization Asserts As- As I American Movement Movement Movement Move Move- ment Is Is Designed to toI I Kill Ti Trade Tide de Unionism I NEW EW YORK April 9 An 9 An al alliance alliance Si- Si liance to combat the recently announced announced an an- organization of or the fascist faa fas cist citI of or this country will be perfected perfected per per- at a meeting tomorrow night it itY Y wa s announced today by officers officers cers cers' cers of ot f the Italian chamber of commer com corn mer merce e. e Several labor union leaders lenders were declared to to be interested In Inthe Inthe inthe the new bod body to be bo known as as the 4 alliance The alliances alliance's announced alms aims are to be extinction of all aU- fas- fas l j. j J j r 3 1 cis i ls off rit leers leers' f J oV i the continent ot of North America creation f ot popular popi- popi lar sentiment opposed to i the thetas theas fas- fas cIst ciati regime reIme in n Italy and relief of ot radical radical and labor organizations In Italy which have been destro destroyed ed edOr or harmed by the fascist District Dis DJs headquarters are to be be- maintained main main- tamed in various arlous cities The purposes of the American fascist the statement continued are but to weaken and destro destroy the labor movement t to to link up with the Ku Klux klan to aid the newly contemplated open shop drive and to act as the strikebreakers and gunmen of reactionary American employers as they have hae acted in Mexico Italy and Bavaria President Nicholas Nichoas Murray nut But ler of ot Columbia uni university In a n letter letter let let- ter to Arturo Giovannitti general secretary of the of-the the Italian chamber of labor declared he would not inter inter- fere tere with Professor DIno local head of the Fascist movement who was waa recently accused by bJ the chamber of ot voicing DIcing strong opinions against the antl anti He said the university stood for tor academic freedom and any att attempt to discipline pline pUne a member of the faculty for tor hi his political opinions would be most moat unbecoming Glo Giovannitti came into prominence In the great eat Lawrence Mass textile strike of 1912 He lie lieas was as tried with Joseph J. J Etter another strike leader leader lead lead- er on a charge of ot murder Both were acquitted The state stats charged that the killing of a woman in a astrike astrike astrike strike riot was due due- to Inflammatory utterances by the defendants