By William H. Thomas Jr.
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They are even being 18 f Setting the Stage worked twelve hours a day, and herded in stockades. It is difficult to get at these workers except en masse, and a peaceful walkout of these workingmen would be of the greatest advantage to my Government. The diplomat’s candid admission struck a nativist nerve. 28 The years 1915–17 also saw the exposure of multiple conspiracies to hinder the flow of war materials to the Allies. In December 1915, the Justice Department charged several individuals, including a German naval officer who had been living in the United States, Franz Rintelen, with acting in restraint of foreign trade.
61 The courts of the time did little to guard controversial expression from such intrusions. As David M. Rabban has shown, judges prior to Setting the Stage f 25 World War I often accepted the “bad tendency” test for speech—that is, the notion that the government had the right to punish speech that had a propensity to injure society in some fashion. The bad tendency test did not require that the government demonstrate the specific damage wrought by a particular speech but instead allowed the authorities to criminalize speech that would presumably have the effect of undermining society or government.
The ambassador’s explanation of his efforts to the American press only made matters worse. “There are thousands of workingmen in the big steel industries, natives of Bohemia, Moravia, Carniola, Galicia, Dalmatia, Croatia, Slavonia, and other peoples of the races from Austria-Hungary,” observed the ambassador, who are uneducated and who do not understand that they are engaged in a work against their own country. In order to bring this before them, I have subsidized many newspapers published in the languages and dialects of the divisions mentioned, attempting in this way to bring the felonious occupation to their attention.