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'''September 3''' is the [[3]]<sup>rd</sup> day in [[September]].

==Events==
[[1516]] â€” [[Thomas More]]Ê¼s "Eutopia" sent to the printer.

[[1811]] â€” Utopianist [[John Humphreys Noyes]] [[birth|lives]].

[[1864]] â€” [[Leo Tolstoy]], [[Russia]]n author,
royalty, mystical [[anarchism|anarchist]], is seized with
terror in a country inn â€¦ the basis for "Notes
of a Madman."

[[1883]] â€” [[Russia]]n novelist Ivan Turgenev [[death|dies]].

[[1897]] â€” [[Emma Goldman]] begins lecture tour in
Providence, R.I.; speaks at two open-air meetings â€”
attended by thousands â€” when the mayor warns Goldman
that she will be arrested if she speaks in the open-air again.
Despite the prohibition, [[Emma Goldman]] continues to lecture.
[http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/09ref.htm#03/1897]

[[1909]] â€” Mayor of [[Burlington]], Vt., prevents [[Emma Goldman]] from speaking anywhere in his city.
[http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/09ref.htm#03/1909]

[[1915]] â€” [[Australia]]: Sterling work from the syndicalist [[Industrial Workers of the World]] â€” Wobbly [[Tom Barker]] is arrested for
his anti-war poster,

[[1918]] â€” [[United States of America]]: Soldiers stop civilians in [[New York City|NY]] & [[New Jersey|NJ]] at bayonet
point to see draft papers.

[[1920]] â€” [[Joseph Lane]] ([[1851]]-1920), [[Great Britain|British]] [[anarchism|anarchist]], [[death|dies]].
[http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/gallery/galleryindex.htm#Lane]

[[1921]] â€” [[Italy]]: Death of a local [[anarchism|anarchist]] in Piombino sets off clashes
between radicals & fascists, & government raids on the left radicals.

[[1923]] â€” [[England]]: [[John Strachey]] becomes the first radio book
critic in the UK, on the [[British Broadcast Company|BBC]].

[[1926]] â€” [[China]]: [[United States of America]] marines begin fighting
in the Yangtze Valley (-Oct. 21, 1927).

[[1927]] â€” [[Man Ray]], [[surrealism|surrealist]], [[chess]] player/designer,
[[anarchism|anarchist]], filmmaker & photographer, in this month
signs "Hands Off Love" devoted to Charlie Chaplin,
in "La RÃ©volution surrÃ©aliste."

[[1939]] â€” Britain & France declare war on Germany.

[[1944]] â€” [[Mexico]]: [[Matador El Negro]] refuses to kill a bull
at El Toreo â€” the police haul him off to jail.

[[1950]] â€” [[United States of America]]: Bertrand Russell publishes "If We Are to Survive
This Dark Time â€”" in "[[New York Times Magazine]]."

[[1953]] â€” [[France]]: Publication in "Les LÃ¨vres nues" #6 of [[Guy Debord]]Ê¼s
article 'Introduction to a Critique of Urban Geography,' the
first of a series of important Lettrist articles to appear
in the Belgian journal.


[[1954]] â€” [[United States of America]]: [[Espionage and Sabotage Act]] authorizes the [[death penalty]]
for peacetime [[sabotage]]; also [[U.S. Congress|Congress]] passes a bill to revoke the
[[citizenship]] of persons convicted of conspiracy to overthrow the
government.

[[1956]] â€” [[United States of America]]: [[Labor Day]] [[postage stamp]] is issued, the first [[United States of America]] stamp honoring workers.

[[1962]] â€” [[e. e. cummings]], [[poetry|poet]], [[death|dies]] in new hampshire,
aged sixty seven.

[[1967]] â€” Folk singer [[Woody Guthrie]] [[death|dies]]
of HuntingtonÊ¼s Chorea in [[New York City]].
He was 52.

[[1971]] â€” [[United States of America]]: Watergate Comedy Team,
auditioning for TVs "Laugh-In," breaks into Daniel EllsbergÊ¼s
doctorÊ¼s office.

[[1974]] â€” [[United States of America]]: Former Nixon attorney [[John Dean]] enters prison
for Watergate crimes. Now heÊ¼s a "criminal" attorney.

[[1991]] â€” [[United States of America]]: Twenty five workers die in a fire at the Imperial Food
processing plant, Hamlet, North Carolina. 19 are single mothers.

[[1991]] â€” [[United States of America]]: [[Wanda Holloway]] is convicted of trying to kill her
neighbor to improve her daughterÊ¼s chance to make the high-school
cheerleading squad, Texas.

[[2001]] â€” [[Australia]]: Government says it used the bones of 21,830
dead [[Australia]]ns in a nuclear radiation study without the consent
of relatives, [[1957]]-[[1978|78]].

[[2002]] â€” [[China]]: News reports China has blocked access
to [[Internet]] [[search engine]] [[Google]] (-Sept. 2).

[[2003]] â€” Thousands log on to blow up virtual Bushâ€¦ many hits
are coming from American government departments including
intelligence agencies.
[http://www.gal.co.za]

==External link==
* http://www.recollectionbooks.com/bleed/0903.htm

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