INDEX
Reading edition
Addams, Jane, 22, 108
Almy, Frederick, 108
America Arraigned, 1, 18, 34, 36, 44, 64, 121–122
American Civil Liberties Union, 75, 102
American Legion, 106
Amidon, Judge, 22
Anarchists, hang the, 9, 51;
literature, 51;
Italian, 62;
Chicago, 75;
two philosophic, 102
Anarchy, 41
Arbitrator, 122
Atlantic Monthly, Attorney Thompson in, 71, 122
Aurelius, Marcus, 74
Austin, Mary, 22
Baldwin, Roger, 103, 104
Barnard College, 97, 98
Barry, John, 13
Beacon Hill, 6, 16, 52
Beale, Fred, 34
Beard, Charles A., 108
Bellevue, 22, 25
Bent, Silas, 88
Berenberg, David P., poem, 1
Berlin, 46
Bernheimer, Louis, 30, 31
Blackwell, Alice Stone, 29
Bliven, Bruce, 108
Bloor, Mother, arrested, 33–35
“Blue Menace,” 97, 106
Blye, Captain, 89
Boissevin, Eugene, 29
Bombs, 4, 11, 19
Boston, 1, 2, 3, 7, 12, 18, 19, 20;
Regnant, 26, 43, 52, 55, 56, 58, 68, 75, 81
Boston Common, 16, 26, 52, 56, 57
Braintree, 65
Brandeis, Judge, 19–20
Bridgewater, 65
Brooklyn Eagle, 13
Broun, Heywood, 5, 8;
in Nation, 69
Brown, Don, 45
Brown, John, 18, 43
Brubaker, Howard, 22
Bryn Mawr College, 97
Buenos Aires, sympathetic strike, 46
Bunker Hill Monument, 26, 34–35
Burlingham, Charles C., 108
Cadman, Dr. S. Parkes, 104–105
California, 33, 102
Calkins, Mary, 98
Callahan, Jack, 88
Cattell, J. McKeen, 22, 81
Chaplin, Ralph, Mourn Not the Dead, 95
Charlestown Prison, 6, 13, 36, 40, 47
Cheswick, Pennsylvania, 45
Cheyney, Ralph, Editor with Lucia Trent of America Arraigned, 1, 18, 34, 36, 44, 64, 121–122
Christ, Jesus, 41, 81, 92, 94, 98
Citizens’ National Committee, 22
Clayton anti-trust act, 72
Codman, John S., 22
Cohn, Dr., Some Questions and an Appeal, 86
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, inward prostration of the soul, 68
Colorado, 45, 75, 85–86
Commons, John R., 22
Communist, 9
Conservative, 71, 81, 94, 101
Cook, Waldo, 22, 23, 25, 106, 108
Coolidge, Calvin, 87;
on Enemies of the Republic, 97–100, 106
“Coolidgisms,” 97–99
Cox, Governor, 88
Cox and Harding, vote for, 78
Cremation Chamber, 61
Crowley, Chief of Police, 26, 77
Dadourian, Professor H. M., in Scientific Monthly, 81
Dana, H. W. L., Vanzetti’s letter to, 48, 49
Darrow, Clarence, 65
Daughters of the American Revolution, 106, 107
Death House, 6, 13;
back in, 21;
immortality, 24;
farewell in, 31;
Two in the Death House, vide Ridge, 33–34;
heard him calling, 41
Debs, Eugene Victor, last money order, 40;
Vanzetti’s tribute to, 65;
straw vote for, 78;
the radical, 79–80;
symbolic figure of, 81–93, 94, 97
Defense Headquarters, 3–8, 10–16, 20, 24–25, 30–32, 35–43, 44, 46–48, 53–54
Delineator, article by Calvin Coolidge in, 97–100, 106
Dewey, John, 22;
Psychology and Justice in the New Republic, 66–68, 108
Donovan, Mary, 4, 6, 10;
State Factory Inspector, 11–12, 14–16, 20;
standing by her “people,” 28, 29, 30, 31;
Mother Bloor bailed by, 35;
and Powers Hapgood, 37–38, 39;
cry from, 41, 42;
pallor of, 49;
nerves at breaking point, 50–51;
to the thought of, 54;
reading the funeral address, 61–63;
letter, 70–71
Ehrmann, Mr., 89
Elliott, John Lovejoy, 108
Elliott, Mrs., 25
Emerson, Dr. Haven, 22, 108
Emerson Ralph Waldo, 2, 16, 18
Espionage Act, 91
Evans, Mrs. Glendower, 3, 25, 28
Execution, after midnight, the tenth, 2;
official executioner, 13;
at midnight, 83
Farnam, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walcott, 22
Fascism, fleeing, 42
Federal Council of Churches, 105
Felicani, Aldino, 4, 6, 11, 15–17;
spent figure, 24, 31–32;
it is the ideal, 40, 49, 53, 93
Fellowship of Reconciliation, 105
Fellowship of Youth for Peace, 105
Fiske, John, 2
Flaming Milka (Milka Sablich), lassoed, 85
Floyd, William, There Is Justice, 122
Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley, 103
Forbes, Mrs. J. Malcolm, 22
Forest Hills Cemetery, 52, 56, 58–59, 60–63
Foster, William Z., 103
Frame-up, 75–76
Frankfurter, Felix, 13, 24, 102, 103;
The Case of Sacco and Vanzetti, 121
Frankfurter, Marian Denman, Editor with Gardner Jackson of The Letters of Sacco and Vanzetti, 42, 48, 121
Free speech and free assemblage, 26, 27, 72, 80, 81, 97
Freund, Ernest, 108
Fuller, Governor, Governor’s Council, 10;
Governor’s Secretary, 14, 15, 23;
cast-iron executive, 31;
plead with, 35;
“Twice the Governor said,” 38;
Secretary’s office, 39;
had assured a woman of wealth, 50;
letter from John Hays Hammond and from Bishop Lawrence, 83, 89;
tuning fork from which he took his pitch, 101
Fuller, Margaret, 2;
kernel of nobleness, 16
Funeral address, 61–63
Galileo, experiment with falling bodies, 80
Gannett, Lewis, 104
Garland Fund, 104
Garrison, William Lloyd, 52
Gary, Judge, advice to his heirs, 91
German, 35
Goldman, Emma, 105
Goodwin, Frank A., address to the Kiwanis, 101–107
Grant, Judge, 2
Hale, Ruth, 8, 26, 32–35;
Bunker Hill Monument, 35
Haley, Lilian, 14;
the friend’s house, 17, 38;
faithful, fearless, 39
Halliday, Paula, 29
Hamilton, Dr. Alice, 23, 25, 108
Hammond, John Hays, letter to Governor Fuller, 83
Hankins questionnaire, 104
Hanover Street, 3, 20, 34, 47, 53, 56, 58
Hapgood, Norman, 22, 103, 108
Hapgood, Powers, testing free speech, 26;
gone, 30;
psychiatric hospital, 31;
account of, 37–38;
defends Mary Donovan, 51;
want to stand up and be counted, 95
Harriman, Mrs. J. Borden, 35
Harding, President, 78, 92
Harvard University, 23, 25
Hayes, Professor Ellen, taken to patrol wagon, 28;
at Forest Hills Cemetery, 60
Hays, Arthur Garfield, 22, 28
Henderson, Mrs. Jessica, Vanzetti thanking, 48, 121
Hendry, Warden, 13;
kindness, 41, 77
Herald, Boston, 72–73
Higginson, Colonel T. W., 2
Hill, Attorney Arthur D., 10;
arrow-flight of, 24
Hill, Creighton, 13
Hillquit, Morris, 103
Hocking, William Ernest, 22
Hod Carriers’ Union, 33, 34, 36
Holmes, Dr. John Haynes, 81
Holmes, Chief Justice, 19
Holt, Henry & Co., The Sacco-Vanzetti Case, 122
Industrial Defense Association, 107
Italian, 2;
Italian painting, 5;
fruit stand, 10;
can’t speak, 12;
Italian marriage, Margaret Fuller Ossoli, 16;
paper, 31;
restaurant, 32;
“wops,” 38;
editor, Signor Longerini, 31, 42;
that Italian case, 43;
martyrs, 50;
by birth, 52;
anarchists, 62;
Vanzetti suffered because, 66;
reference to in New Republic, 66–67;
hatred for poor Italians, 74;
radical, 74;
idealists, 75
Jackson, Dr. Edith, 31, 38
Jackson, Gardner, 4, 7, 12;
sacrificing future, 14, 20;
on way to State House, 31;
came in, 38;
more and more quiet, 39, 41;
Editor with Marian Denman Frankfurter of The Letters of Sacco and Vanzetti, 42, 48, 121;
undiminished strength, 49;
defends Mary Donovan, 51;
funeral address written by, 61
James, Edward Holton, 8, 101–102
James, William, nephew of, 101–102
Johannesburg, South Africa, 46
Joy Street Police Station, 28–30
Justice, 2;
Justice Is the Issue, 3;
education for, 8, 16–17;
issue of, 26;
“desire for,” 33;
another Brotherhood struggling for, 43;
American Tragedy of Injustice, 52;
Justice Crucified, 53, 55;
spectacle of American, 68;
constitutional, 69;
issue of, 72;
Department of, 75, 84–85
Kassvan, Israel, 122
Kellogg, Paul, 22, 23, 25, 26, 108
Key Men of America, 107
Keynes, John Maynard, 72
Kirchwey, Freda, 98
Laidler, Dr. Harry, 98
Lake Champlain, 1, 43
Langone’s Funeral Chapel, 47, 50–51, 53
Lawrence, Bishop, letter to Governor Fuller, 83
Lawson, John Howard, 22, 33
League for Industrial Democracy, 98
Leipzig, 46
Lenin, Nicolai, 103
Levine, Isaac Don, 8
Lewis, Alfred Baker, 8, 9;
out of police station, 28, 54;
under leadership of, 59;
Salsedo’s highly curious death, 85
Lewis, Dora, 108
Liberal, 71, 81, 94, 97, 100
Lincoln, Abraham, 84–85
Llewellyn, Karl, 121
Lombroso, criminal type, 4
London, protest meeting, 45
Lovett, Dr. Robert Morss, 104, 121
Lowell, A. Lawrence, 2, 77, 121
Lusk law, 86–87;
investigating committee, 102;
days, 107
Lyon, Eugene, The Life and Death of Sacco and Vanzetti, 121
McCausland, Elizabeth, The Blue Menace, 97, 106–107
MacCracken, President, 105
MacDonald, Herman, vide Fuller, Governor
McConnell, Bishop, 105
McDowell, Mary E., 22
Madeiros, gone, 41
Manchester Guardian Weekly, 105
March of Sorrow, 44–63
Massachusetts, 8, 12, 13, 18, 62, 101;
Public Interests League, 107
Maurer, James, 103
Mazzini, grave in Campo Santo, Genoa, 52–53
Mede, James, 88–90
Meiklejohn, A., 121
Michelson, Clarina, 29, 30
Mill, John Stuart, essay On Liberty, 27
Millay, Edna St. Vincent, 29
Miners, protest meeting, 45;
Colorado, 45
Mooney and Billings, 83, 102
Moore, Fred, 89
Moore, Sam, on Debs, 92
Moors, John F., 23
Mores, 11
Moro, Joseph, 13, 20;
watchfulness of, 49
Mount Holyoke College, 97
Murphy, Carline, 37
Musmanno, Michael Angelo, 31;
as interpreter, 39
Mussey, Mr. and Mrs. Henry R., 22
Nation, Heywood Broun in, 69;
“Turn the Light on Palmer,” 84, 122
Nearing, Scott, 103
Neilson, President, 105
New England, 19
New Hampshire, 18, 21
New Jersey, 75
New Leader, 59, 83–84, 122
New Republic, 8;
miners’ protest, 45;
Dr. Dewey in, 66–67, 122
New York City, 7, 12
New York World, 5
Nicaragua and Sandino, 100
North End Park, 53
Oneal, James, drift to Empire, 76–77;
preparation for injustice, 83–84
Oporto, Portugal, 46
Outlook, on the fundamental principle of free government, 87;
Outlook and Independent, 89–90, 122
Pacifist, 91, 102
Palmer, Mitchell, “Red Raids,” 84, 105
Paris, protest meeting, 45–46
Parker, Dorothy, 9
Passos, John Dos, 8;
cheerful, charming, 25, 28, 34, 35;
Facing the Electric Chair, 121
Pasteur, his microscope, 80
Peabody, Helen, arrested, 40
Pearse, Padraic, poem To Death, 43
Pennsylvania, 45, 86
Pesotta, Rose, 44, 46;
under leadership of, 59
Philadelphia, 7
Phillips, Wendell, 52
Picketing, 8, 9
Pittsburgh, 45
Police, 2, 3;
rough handling, 9;
bluecoats, 10;
charges trumped up by, 12;
down Joy Street, 28;
to get Mother Bloor, 33–35;
at Charlestown, 36, 40;
and the protestants, 45–46;
Sergeant of, 51;
Mounted State, 54;
at first neutral, 54;
salute to, 55;
control of, 56;
maintain order, 58;
effort to incite to violence, 59–60;
in Cremation Chamber, 61–63, 76
Pound, Dean Roscoe, 103
Prince, Dr. Morton, 66
Professors, 1;
disloyal, 97–98;
Vida D. Scudder, Mary Calkins, 98;
Felix Frankfurter, 102, 103;
Hankins questionnaire, 104
Public opinion, 6;
education of, 16–17
Rabinowitz, Louis, 57
Radcliffe College, 97
Radical, 9, 66, 71, 74–75, 79, 81–82, 84, 86–87, 94, 99
Rand School, 84, 99
Red Menace, 97
Relay, The, 60, 122
Republican, Springfield, 5, 23, 24, 25, 106, 122
Ridge, Lola, 8, 29, 30;
over in Salem Street, 33;
Charlestown Prison, 36–37
Robinson, James Harvey, on inherent radicalism, 81–82
Roewer, George E., Jr., 22
Roman holiday, 64–77, 80
Romualdi, Serafino, 31, 42
Root, E. Merrill, poem by, 36
Rosario, Argentine, 46
Rotenberg Estate, 47
Sacco, Dante, letter to, 49;
car containing, 53
Sacco, Nicola, 2;
claim the body of, 15;
respite of twelve days, 15;
and Vanzetti, the very best men, 17;
a symbol, 22–24;
lost sight of, 27;
“Save Sacco and Vanzetti,” 29;
justice for, 33;
summons to chair, 36;
“wops,” 38;
in the name of, 39;
walls that held, 40;
Brotherhood of Christ, 41;
letters of, 42, 48, 121;
protest meeting, 45;
bodies of, 47, 55;
farewell, 47;
letter to son, 49;
peace of death, 50;
dead kings, 54;
last deference to, 59;
cremation chamber, 61;
address by, 64;
and Vanzetti are dead, 67, 87–89, 93;
pursuit of ideal, 94;
martyrdom of, 95;
in Red Menace, 102
Sacco, Rosa, description of, 5, 6, 7;
waiting for decision, 10–16;
return from Scenic Auditorium meeting, 21;
grief, 24–25;
final appeal to governor, 31, 38;
again waiting, 39;
beauty of, 50;
funeral procession, 53
Sacco-Vanzetti Defense Committee, 1, 7, 13, 15, 16, 19;
fighting on to the end, 21;
bribe, 23;
defeat, 22–24;
when sentence pronounced, 64;
mental courage of Sacco and Vanzetti, 71, 122–123
Sacco-Vanzetti National League, 123
Saint Paul’s Cathedral, Boston, 52, 56
Salem Street, 33
Salsedo, death of, 85
Sandburg, Carl, 78
Santosuosso, Dr., 89
Scenic Auditorium, 21
Schreiner, Olive, 46
Scollay Square, 20, 54, 55
Scott, Dred, 84, 85
Scudder, Vida D., 98
Seager, Henry R., 108
Shields, Art, 8
Shipley, Joseph T., poem, 64
Shurtleff, Margaret Homer, 108
Silva, Frank, 88–90
Simmons, Laura, 30;
sonnet, 44
Sinclair, Upton, 103;
Boston, 122
Smith, Alfred, 86
Smith College, 97, 104
Smith, Miss (Winifred?), 97
Socialists and socialism, 7, 8, 9, 11, 51, 86, 92, 93, 98, 101–103, 105
Soviets, ambassador, 97;
government, 99;
Russia, 102
Spanish War Veterans, 106
State House, 6, 14, 16, 31
Status quo, 32, 74, 102
Stratton, President, 2
Sunday, Billy, denouncing the radical, 79
Survey, 22, 23, 26, 122
Sydney, Australia, 46
Taylor, Graham, 22
Teeple, Mr., 9
Telephone, calls, 4;
“banks,” State House, 6;
Headquarters, 8;
whistled or faded, 6;
battle, 8;
calling Mr. Thompson, 15, 25, 31;
the ringing voice of Attorney Thompson, 38;
Gardner Jackson, 39, 41;
Mary Donovan, 42;
buzz of, 46
Thayer, Judge Webster, 3;
words spoken by, 50–51;
anarchistic, 51;
Sacco’s reference to, 64;
Vanzetti in courteous apology to, 66;
at Dartmouth reunion, 69, 77
Thirteen days, 26, 50, 68, 71, 81, 95
Thomas, Norman, 104
Thompson, Attorney, 15;
belief in innocence of Sacco and Vanzetti, 38;
reference to in New Republic, 66–68;
record in Atlantic Monthly, 71, 88–90, 121
Todd, Helen, 30
Traveller, Boston, Red Menace published in, 101
Trent, Lucia, poem, 18, v. also Cheyney, Ralph
Trotzky, Leon, 99
Union Theological Seminary, 99
Vance, John T., 22
Vanzetti, Bartolomeo, 2;
claim the body of, 15;
respite of 12 days, 15;
and Sacco, the very best men, 17;
a symbol, 22–24;
lost sight of, 27;
“Save Sacco and Vanzetti,” 29;
justice for, 33;
summons to chair, 36;
“wops,” 38;
in the name of, 39;
walls that held, 40;
Brotherhood of Christ, 41;
thanking Warden Hendry, 41;
letters of, 42, 48, 121;
protest meeting, 45;
bodies of, 47, 55;
farewell, 47;
peace of death, 50;
dead kings, 54;
last deference to, 59;
cremation chamber, 61;
speech, 65–66;
Attorney Thompson on Vanzetti in Atlantic Monthly, 71, 88–90, 93;
pursuit of ideal, 94;
martyrdom of, 95;
in Red Menace, 97
Vanzetti, Signorina Luigia, 20, 31–32, 38, 39, 53
Vassar College, 97
Vermont, 18, 21
Veterans of Foreign Wars, 106
Villard, Oswald Garrison, 22
Ward, Harry F., 99
Warner, Arthur, 121
Watson, Blanche, in New Leader, 59
Wellesley College, 28, 60, 97
Wheeler, Senator, 75
Whitney, Anita, 102
Whitney, Marian Parker, 22
Woman’s City Club, 25
Woods, Amy, 23, 28
Woolley, Mary E., 22, 105, 108
World To-morrow, The, 90–91