sentiments, including Charles M. Schwab of Bethlehem Steel, who thought Palmer's activities created more radicals than they suppressed, and T. Coleman du Pont who called the Justice Department's work evidence of "sheer Red hysteria". At the Democratic National Convention in July, Palmer never had a chance at winning the nomination. Coolidge, famous for his opposition to the right of police to strike, won a place on the Republican ticket, but the party's nominee, and the eventual winner of the 1920 election, was the U.S. Senator from Ohio, Warren G. Harding. He sounded a very different note in mid-August. An interviewer wrote that "his jaws fairly snapped" when he said that "too much has been said about Bolshevism in America. It is quite true that there are enemies of Government within our borders. However, I believe their number has been greatly magnified. The American workman is not a Bolshevik; neither is the American employer an autocrat." When another anarchist bomb exploded on Wall Street in September 1920, newspaper response was comparatively restrained. "More bombs may be exploded", wrote the New York Times, "Other lives may be taken. But these are only hazards of a war which ... must be faced calmly." If anarchists sought to make people fearful, "By keeping cool and firm we begin their defeat." Nevertheless, the after-effects of the First Red Scare were a major factor in the passage of the Immigration Act of 1924. See also Conspiracy theories in United States politics 13 May Incident 1740 Batavia massacre, in Indonesia 1984 anti-Sikh riots, in India American Jewish Anti-Bolshevism during the Russian Revolution Anti-Communism Anti-Italianism Anti-Sovietism Bodo League Massacre Centralia massacre (Washington) Comintern First Quarter Storm Indonesian mass killings of 1965–66 Interhamwe Internal conflict in Myanmar Iron Front Jovito Palparan List of New York State Legislature members expelled or censured Lusk Committee May 1998 riots of Indonesia McCarthyism (also called the second Red Scare) Operation Condor Polar Bear Expedition – American Intervention in the Russian Civil War Political violence in Germany (1918–1933) Red-tagging in the Philippines Rosa Luxemburg Rwandan Genocide Rwandan Revolution Sacco and Vanzetti – two suspected anarchists executed for an alleged armed robbery in 1920 Sindhudesh Sinophobia Ten Days that Shook the World Trisakti shootings Trisakti University U Thant funeral crisis World Federation of Democratic Youth Notes and references Notes References Ackerman, Kenneth D., Young J. Edgar: Hoover, the Red Scare, and the Assault on Civil