New York, Aug. 5.
Very few persons in the United States ever heard of the Commoners" party and that, say the police, explain why the New York Stock Exchange was flooded with tear gas yesterday and compelled to close hour ahead of schedule.
"To-day the Commoners's party bad its publicity and the police had Mr, Eugene Daniels, lawyer, on a Yentilations, charge of placing the bombs in the
According to. the police, Mr, Daniels had admitted that he placed the bombs there realising that the whole nation would come to atten. tion "if stock traders wept, And cording to the police, the party leader stood by and rejoiced Xt the weeping but took a position Outside the great trading room. He wanted no tears mixed with his own rejoicing.
The police hope he will plead guilty but other party members have now come out of the shadows and advised him not to do it for publicity's sake—United Press.
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