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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1912
Page
1
Reprinted from a headquarters copy the piece argues the I W W is revolutionary and aims to overthrow government. It details strikes, sabotage, paralyzing industry, and the group’s refusal to enter time contracts while stressing power to demand concessions. Continued to page eight.
Washington April 5. Walter L. Houser, La Follette campaign manager, asserts Roosevelt urged La Follette to run and pledged support, a claim denied by Roosevelt and La Follette allies. The document details repeated statements that Roosevelt would not endorse or bind himself to a nomination, and recounts meetings where La Follette supporters pressed withdrawal to aid Roosevelt.
The White Star Shingle mill is closed and will likely reopen when cutting resumes in the new timber after the railroad extension opens. Cedar supply is nearly exhausted and there is no material to process.
A Raymond editorial argues the I W W movement inspired local Greek rioters. It claims Greeks were driven from the city, alleges conspiracy against government and citizens, and urges the government not to pay any indemnity or aid to those involved. It asserts the uprising aimed to starve locals into submission and notes citizens acted to prevent further unrest.
The Aberdeen Lumber and Shingle mill the Federal mill and Wilson Bros and Co reopen after a three week shutdown. I W W agitators failed to stop work as wage talks settle at 2 25 a day with preference for men with families. Local authorities deploy police to protect workers while critics warn of broader labor conflict.
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