... counterintelligence agencies marginalized groups US Navy Office of Naval Intelligence American Protective League APL McCoy Alfred Van Deman Ralph White Slave Traffic Mann Act of 1910 Anticommunist Spider Web labor organized strikes Molly Maguires Bisbee Arizona deportation Lind John Council of National...

... support organizations such as the Four Minute Men and the American Protective League. Breckinridge Desha Kentucky Irish American Lexington Herald Mt Vernon Signal Rockcastle County US Food Administration Watterson Henry Clay City Times Ellis Tandy Hartford Republican Kentucky National Guard...

... League censorship Fitzgerald F Scott Johnson Gerald Ku Klux Klan Mencken August brother propaganda Puritanism Sedgewick Ellery Walpole Hugh Patterson Paul patriotism The American Language censorship Palmer Raids American Protective League Prejudices Alfred Knopf At seven o'clock...

... charge and made the bureau his own. American Union Against Militarism AUAM Committee on Public Information CPI Creel George Wilson Woodrow World War I Espionage Act US 1917 Sedition Act US 1918 Woman’s Peace Party of New York City WPP NYC American Protective League APL Biekaski A Bruce Briggs...

... the American people. Private citizens and interest groups eagerly took up the cause of spying on their fellow Americans. This chapter establishes the vicious cycle of the American public’s participation in its own surveillance—and later regret for having done so. American Protective League APL domestic...