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Digpatehes alto reported that, at special train made on its novthwa (ip, sherifs: of congratulatory tele-rains were delivered, many coming from Great Britain, The President: elect was, represented as holding hho anger for the man who atten) fed to take his life. Whatever ner ous strain ho was under yesterday had disappeared to-day but. the President-elect was said to be saddened that anyone should desize to take the life of an oficial, did not ras an indication of growig seriousness of the economic his ife here prosiced Title againat the prisoner, had worked when he. could obtain employment and was nat Tisted under the name of "Zangara," atleest as a dangerous radical:
All questions were readily, answered, Zangara saying that was, born in italy and hho "Worked hard" all his. life, While he worked, he had hated al persons of power and wealth: he hated his cayly schoolmates who were more fortunate than he. "He Admitted reading radical literature, specially' that which dealt with inarehistic direct action, "He Was able to explain why he had made no. other attempts to assassinate lficiis in the United States, other than'by saying there was m0 good opportunity, Despite the man's apparent willingness to table about himself, the police were mot satisfied with the Rnswers., They doubted whether a nan of Zangata's type would worse 2 grudge against. the rich and hover seek companionship among persons holding similar ideas, Radical organisations doing are carefully checked, Some detectives Said they. were certain that the investigation "would show the man Selonged to some dangerous "group and may" show that he had
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