Word: arrested
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Everything there was German: officials, teachers, clergy, postmen and railwaymen. Nothing but German was spoken there any longer, and songs were sung which, if they were sung in Rome, would lead to immediate arrest...
...double standard?" It was not a case of double standard. The immigration officials simply had not discovered that he was guilty of moral turpitude. He was questioned in Manhattan, was quite open about what had taken place five years back. Next morning a warrant was issued for his arrest, but by that time he was in Montreal. The Countess indicated that the Earl was a craven; she was not going to leave the U. S., even if only Ellis Island, until ejected...
Since Chang is anti-Bolshevik and pro-Japanese, Moscow editors fulminated, although the Soviet Government recently succeeded in making Chang kotow toward it, to the extent of releasing from arrest (TIME, Feb. 1) M. Ivanoff, the Soviet manager of the Chinese Eastern Railway...
...Philadelphia, Mr. Bergdoll's mother cautiously opened her door "by the width of a pencil" when visited by reporters. They poked an account of her son's arrest through the slit. After reading the despatch, Mrs. Bergdoll replied through the door: "I don't believe a word of it! When I was in Germany with him, he went around with a lot of young people but he never used to go with girls of the sort who would have him arrested. I don't even believe that he's in jail. He would have cabled...
Deportations Begun. Without issuing previous warnings, the Attorney General of Mexico ordered the arrest and deportation of all priests who are not native Mexicans. A few hours later Mexican soldiers marched into numerous churches, seized the officiating clergy, marched them off to jail without so much as allowing them to change their vestments or obtain personal belongings from their homes...